Just off junction 21 of the M1 motorway, this 4-star Hilton hotel has spacious rooms, a modern gym and an 18-metre heated indoor pool. Leicester city centre is 3 miles away.
Made very welcome, made are anniversary extra special .
Attractively located in the Leicester City Centre district of Leicester, St Martins Lodge is situated 1.4 km from Leicester Railway Station, 2 km from Belgrave Road and 2.6 km from University of...
1st class accommodation - no complaints whatsoever
Just minutes from Leicester city centre and the M1/M69 motorway, Holiday Inn Express Leicester City hotel opened in November 2004 and has 110 fully equipped en-suite rooms.
Friendly staff, room we're clean and comfortable bed.
The Star Hotel, South Leicester is a family-run establishment, only a few minutes' walk from Leicester’s city centre and the world-famous De Montfort Hall.
the staff are very friendly felt very comfortable here
Situated on the outskirts of Leicester city centre, the Grafton House is just 5 minutes’ walk from Leicester Railway Station. It offers free Wi-Fi throughout and a bar.
The room was sparkling clean and the bed super comfy.
Days Inn Hotel Leicester is located 3 miles from Leicester City Centre and Train Station. It offers en suite rooms with free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception and free parking.
In the centre of Leicester, just 5 minutes’ walk from the train station and the very heart of the city, this modern hotel offers comfortable accommodation, free Wi-Fi, and good facilities at great-...
Staff were great
Amit was excellent and helped had very much
Located in Leicester, within 1.5 km of De Montfort University and 3.3 km of University of Leicester, Campbells Guest House provides accommodation with a garden and free WiFi.
Nice place for competitive price compared to the area
This Victorian hotel is within easy reach of the M1, with free off-road parking and free Wi-Fi. Empire Hotel has individually designed en suite rooms, a cosy bar and extensive conference facilities.
With ample free parking and free Wi-Fi accessible throughout, OYO Blaby Westfield Hotel offers comfortable accommodation just a 5-minute drive from Junction 21 of the M1.
Big parking lot. A lot of space in the family room.
Multicultural Leicester has a vibrant feel, partly due to the large student population of De Montfort and Leicester universities. The latter lines Victoria Park, whereas Abbey Park covers both banks of the River Soar and houses ruins of a 12th-century abbey that was the burial site of Cardinal Wolsey.
Richard III was also buried in the city and a commemorative statue sits in Castle Gardens, by the Newarke Houses Museum and St Mary de Castro Church. St Nicholas Church overlooks the Jewry Wall Roman bath remains, while the tall-spired cathedral is next to the half-timbered, medieval guildhall.
Nearby are the Highcross and Haymarket shopping centres, as well as Leicester Market – Europe’s largest outdoor covered market. The city centre is packed with restaurants and bars, and the Golden Mile of Belgrave Road has a wealth of curry houses and jewellery stores. It also hosts the largest Diwali celebrations outside India.
Other entertainment venues are Upper Brown Street and the futuristic-looking Curve Theatre. Equally modern in design is the National Space Centre, while the National Gas Museum is near King Power Stadium, home of Leicester City FC. Leicestershire Golf Course is one of 8 surrounding the city.
The Leicester accommodation on Booking.com includes luxury hotels with spas, guest houses near the train station and cheap inns with parking.
We were students at the University of Leicester in the early...
We were students at the University of Leicester in the early 1980s, so it was interesting to see how it had changed. The city-centre has many facets, which makes it an interesting place to visit. The historical aspects are now much better presented than they used to be - especially since Richard III was discovered! The market was always iconic, although it is being renovated at the moment - hopefully the new version will still maintain its old character. There are new shopping facilities now (both quaint lanes, and new high-end shopping centre), although the old main shopping streets now sadly need re-purposing - as in many towns and cities. Well worth a visit!
Andrew
United Kingdom
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10
Leicester is beautiful and our stay was too short .
Leicester is beautiful and our stay was too short . When we are back we will be able to see more. Area around Belmont Hotel was so beautiful. Tree lined avenues, quiet area and in walking distance of shops, bus & train services and taxis available in minutes to take you wherever you want to go.
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Anonymous
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10
There was no time to travel around as it was a work...
There was no time to travel around as it was a work scheduled visit.
Eat in a Chinese restaurant and the food was good.
Yes, it was easy to get around Leicester. It is a a beautiful and clean city.
Nothing to avoid actually. It is a great multi-cultural place.
I loved it in Leicester and will be happy to be back anytime soon.
Frank
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
There are lots of loads of advertised properties on your...
There are lots of loads of advertised properties on your website in Leicester that is being used by scammers e.g LEICESTER CITY APARTMENT
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Theo
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I discovered that the food places were excellent, offering a...
I discovered that the food places were excellent, offering a variety of cuisines. I enjoyed Pakistani, Turkish, and Indian food. Walking through the city center was a treat. However, parking seemed expensive. I would definitely arrange for cheaper or free parking next time.
Saif Muhammad
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Leicester has a super clean city center with lots of food...
Leicester has a super clean city center with lots of food and bar options. Otherwise the stores close at 6pm and the streets are filled with some rough elements. Nevertheless I had no trouble and I can highly recommend this city as a great operating base if you want to see the surrounding area. My favorite destination was Brughley House. I also went to Peterborough, Nottingham, Haddon Hall in the Peak District, Birmingham, and Market Harborough. Leicester has frequent trains running to all of the above and has many direct trains daily from St. Pancras. The London ticket is expensive though at about $90 roundtrip or return as they say. Even the trains in the region were a little expensive for my taste. Hard to get anything for less than $20 round trip, even places 15 minutes away. All is all, you will get way more bang for your buck in Leicester than in London.
The facilities to make your stay very comfortable!!!!! The location was amazing as it was so close to city centre. By far the best and cleanest Ap I know in Leicester rn, it was so last minute but i had to celebrate my birthday with my girls. The owner was so quick to communicate and was quick with his replies, he was also very understandable with a lot of things so that took some stress off me. I recommend this AP to everyone!!!
The hotel is located in a relatively quiet area adjacent to the pedestrianised New Walk which leads into the city centre. Having said that there is a road at the front of the hotel and we were woken by the recycling truck outside at 07:00 on a Monday morning. The hot breakfast was good and cooked to order with a reasonable choice otherwise from the buffet. The bedroom was reasonably comfortable but not large.
A few members of the staff were warm and helpful. The room allotted to us was nice, and the hotel is located in a very prime location, close to the city centre and other important places of interest.
Spotless, spacious and well equipped. Short walk to city centre and National Space museum. Very helpful and clear communication. Would definitely use again if visiting Leicester.
hotel location was good- city centre. Room was decent size.
Nazia
United Kingdom
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