Best Disabled Hotels Leicester Near Me

Sharon Stirling: This Hotel is closed and up for sale

Vishal Unadkat: I woudnt even stay here if it was free looks like a hostel

paul betteridge: you would have to pay me a lot of money to stay here dirty does not quite describe it.Rooms: 1/5|Service: 1/5|Location: 3/5 …More

Lewis Haycock: This is what you get for the money you pay

Angie Mcaleenan: Basic - sink was blocked

Banu Kılıç: Very old hotel and it is not clean at all. I don't recommend it. You can stay in better hotels in Leicester. (same prices or less)

AstroTheMaestro!: It was what it was supposed to be. A bed for the night. Staff where friendly.

Jason Warner: The room we stayed in was like a covered the linen was dirty and there was no working power sockets the staff downstairs were not interested in in my request for a larger room with hot water for the shower which only delivered cold water and was only a dribble. I asked about breakfast and they said yes breakfast is included English breakfast but it wasn't it was just toast and tea I went to Wetherspoons for breakfast which was a lot better and was only a short walk away overall on my visit I was very disappointed in this hotel I am hopeful that since then it has improved as it has potential to be a great hotel it's a big hotel I might visit it was very disappointing parking is available at the front of the property and it's in the heart of London Road lots of shops and bars and restaurants nearby

Matthew Bestwick: This hotel is in appauling condition at the moment! The wifi only works downstairs (range extenders are £20 ffs) The staff on reception are really polite and friendly but other than that i'd have to say take your hard earned money else-where for now. This place needs to improove because your filled with dissapointment when you walk in your room. Sorry but its not good 🙁 sort it out and invite me back and i will re-review

Anthony Smith: Well it is evident that this place has seen better days.However, there are a lot of near hysterical reviews about this place so despite my 2 star rating, keep in mind what you want from your stay.A grand old building, this could be so much more and hopefully it may, one day, be returned to its former glory. At the moment, however, there is a sense that it is ticking along but hasn't got long left to live.Those manning the reception were amazing. Polite, helpful and happy.There are a few stairs but to any normal human, they won't pose a problem. If you are in a wheelchair... Best not stay here.Our room was clean, fresh sheets and had no odour (though I must admit the hallway outside had a strange smell about it). The carpet had seen better days, mind you. Walls had been damaged, plastered in but not been sanded or painted over to hide the original hole/dent. A small TV was propped up against a wall, no use to anyone, and could have done with a little work to pop it up on a bracket. A white curtain covered the window and was fairly ineffective at blocking the light though a t-shirt draped over ones eyes did the trick! Beds are soft but comfortable. Tea and coffee were there, WiFi was free and easy to connect to.Overall, a nice room but I just feel that a little work, a little bit of pride, a little bit of modern decor would have really elevated the place and it need not be heavy investment!Bathroom was clean and ensuite which was a lovely surprise as I thought it was shared! The shower was a bit disappointing as it (the basin bit in which you stand) would fill up after a few second with the shower on. I must admit that standing in ones own dirty water makes my stomach turn, but if you think about it, it's not unlike a bath! Again, it wouldn't take much to sort these little things out.Overall, myself and my friends had a good night sleep in a venue that was close to the centre (a mile) and offered us everything we needed for very little cash. I paid 70 squid for three of us.If you're planning on spending very little time in your room, because you're out drinking or sight seeing then this place, for the money is great.If you're looking for a place to spend lots of downtime in, or reunite yourself with a loved partner (cough cough) then probably best to go elsewhere.

roslynms: The staff is very nice and helpful but the management really needs to refurbish the place. One of the matresses was pretty old and super uncomfortable; parts of the ceiling gypsum are tearing down, must have been caused by a water leakage or something; the hot water is not always turned on, you have to inform the staff beforehand that you're planning to have a shower; some of the internal doors need to be fixed as they bang and make loud sounds, particularly during the night; you also have to ask the staff for extra toilet rolls and soap.

Mighel Farrugia: Needs refurbishment. Hot water to take a shower is limited

JEREMY PEARCE: Victoria Hotel, Second Time Staying Hotel,In The Same Room,Very Big Breakfast Room,For A Full English Breakfast & Full Range Breakfast Cereals,Fruit Juices,Toast Jam & Maralade, Include Free Wi-fi To All Hotel Residents.

Jonathan Taylor: A dump. Stay away

william smith: Not a bad place good for a few days visit, the room was clean and I got a good night's sleep there.