Hotell i Clayton West

“Excellent location, lovely staff and clean rooms with a great shower for post-hike/bike. The rooms were a little hot during the heatwave, even at night where the temperature outside was a good 10 degrees cooler than inside the room. Windows were not large enough to provide sufficient airflow I think The restaurant was not worth the price - there are plenty of fantastic, cheaper options in the nearby hathersage/hope area. The location is fantastic, with frequent buses and plenty of...

“Lovely design hotel with good amenities and staff are very helpful and friendly.”

“Basic hotel but good value for money. Friendly hotel staff, in need of a refurb but clean and comfortable. Would stay again.”

“Ligger bra till för ärenden kring bramley. ”

“Very nice staff, very clean room, nice clean bathroom nice shower over the bath plenty of hot water good water pressure, 2 small bottles of shampoo and body wash and a small bar of soap towels provided. Nice room with desk and chairs the bed was comfortable. Not enough power points to charge your phone/laptop/watch no USB points especially difficult if two people have items to charge at the same time maybe bring an extension lead/plug. Car parking is charged and expensive especially if staying...

“Very helpful and friendly staff.”

“Trevlig personal och god mat i restaurangen. ”

“The suite I was in was very nice and clean. The room was quiet and loads of parking. Would highly recommend. The gentleman that checked me in was very friendly. The lady that checked me out wasn’t that friendly and was more interested in other things. But would definitely stop again.”

“Peaceful, clean surroundings. Helpful, friendly staff, excellent breakfast, choosing from both continental and cooked (vegetarian for me). Loved my double room on the top floor. All very enjoyable. Thankyou.”

“Friendly staff, quiet location and easy reach to shops”

“Property/rooms were tidy and clean. Breakfast was adequate,choice cereals, fruit and yoghurt. Also hot choice of scrambled egg,beans and sausage.”