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Browse our 'Best of' lists to find the top rated properties in Melton Mowbray, based on 2,283 reviews from real guests
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The town is quaint, but if you plan on getting a taxi when you’re there you’re in for a rude awakening. There are no taxi tanks, just people who own/run one taxi, making it impossible to actually get one.
Was there for a family funeral, have been before. It would be a nice place to visit due to its location and that it has a 'countryside' feel to it. It has easy access to the major cities in the midlands.
Melton Mowbray is Just your usual typical market town with pubs ,shops and restaurants we didn’t get chance to explore it all as was there for the food festival.We ate at the best western hotel as were staying there and it’s set in lovely surroundings slightly away from the town but within walking distance
Make sure you're there for the weekly Monday markets - fabulous food and antique sections, spend ages there wandering around. We were only there for one night, could have spent longer as looked like a nice little town, plenty of pubs, cafes and shopping.
There was quite a variety of restaurants, to suit all tastes, as well as many takeaways. Unlike Melton Mowbray, nearby Oakham, a lovely small town, in the county of Rutland, had many delightful tea-rooms. The fascinating Anne of Cleves pub in Melton Mowbray is of interest historically, but the food was not particularly good. I didn't get to see the market, which is held on Tuesdays and includes a cattle market. The Manager at the Grange recommended it. There were two huge supermarkets and the usual chains. I didn't get to the Pork Pie shop, sadly. The countryside surrounding Melton Mowbray was surprisingly lovely.
We only visited for one night. Quorn Lodfe hotel had a great location for city centre, sadly that was the only good feature. Hotel very overpriced, mis matched furniture, on arrival our toilet didn't work. Room had not been thouroughly cleaned in a very long time. Breakfast poor quality ingredients.
“Staff helpful, breakfast good, room clean and well equiped, with iron, hair dryer, tea,coffee, TV. Pretty setting. Not far from town but very quiet converted country house.The hotel was OK for our quick stop off.”
“Traditional nicely laid out comfortable hotel.Had a free upgrade to a lovely room.Good supply of nice dry clean towels.”
“Our room was in the annex which is only a few yards from the main building so was not an inconvenience. The bright spacious executive room was clean and the bed very comfortable. The bathroom was well-appointed, very clean and looked recently refurbished. The property has an extensive garden area with outdoor seating and pleasant public areas to sit overlooking the garden. The hotel has plenty of convenient off-road parking which is secured between 11:30pm until 7:00am when the gates are locked (which might be an inconvenience to some).”
“This excellent property is situated on the outskirts of Melton Mowbray. It is beautifully kept and has everything the traveller needs whether on business or a break in the local area. It caters for single or double occupancy with everything in the room down to dressing gown and slippers. It felt more like coming home than being in a B&B warm welcome well looked after nothing was a problem.”
“We loved the quirky building and the grounds and how close it was to Melton Mowbray and Andy the Taxi Driver.”
