Premier Inn Leicester Central (A50)

"Good example of a Premier Inn with particularly friendly staff, comfy bed and good breakfast. But: No rooms with an accessible walk-in shower."

Leicester Marriott Hotel

"Brilliant service. Infact on this app i paid for 2 adults breakfast at time of booking but when i got to the hotel and checked in they confirmed that i actually paid for 4 adults!!! Other than that hotel room superb, clean and quite spacious. Would book again. Full retail park across the road."

Knighton Villa

"The facilities are spot on, can't fault at all. Enjoyed our stay and would recommend 👌 💯"

The City Rooms

"Room on the third floor by stairs. It was cleaned and very spacious. Great quality/price ratio. Perfectly located in the city centre close to bars and places to eat. Since I made the booking they have been responsive and helpful online the entire time."

Mallories Formerly Kirkby House

"Really brilliant. Excellent food and service. Wasn’t expecting it to be so good!"

Holiday Inn LEICESTER - WIGSTON by IHG

"We arrived at 5 as we had a party near by, our rooms still weren’t ready. We were told to wait 20 minutes and had a drink whilst waiting and 40mins later still not ready. So we left our bags I. The car and arrived back late. When we got into the room the pillow case was dirty"

Grooms Cottage

Leicester Centre - 1 Bedroom - 1 Bathroom - Wifi

Winstanley House

"Very good and satisfied"

The Star Inn 1744

"The good points first. Rooms were amazing, spacious clean and comfortable. The bad points. Where should I start? Pre-ordered Christmas Dinner, absolute shambles. Waiting staff asking us what was missing, Who else still needed food, considering we pre-ordered I'm not sure why it over 15minutes to get the table covered. Food. The Salmon was overcooked and the skin was burnt enough that you could lift it off what was left of the salmon, the roast beef was rubber, the vegetarian (supposed to be a Wellington? Was basically sage and onion stuffing on top of a puff pastry square. Definitely not fresh, it looked like it had been cooked previously and reheated. Lovely Roast potatoes though. Deserts. The Crème Brulee was basically hot custard with Bailey's. Extremely runny and not at all what a Crème Brulee should turn out like The Christmas Pudding was the smallest slice you slice from a slab of bought in pudding. The cheese board (which was included in the initial cost) didn't even arrive. For £95 a head (£49 for a kids meal) it was an absolute joke. If you stay here which I recommend as the rooms are great, please avoid the breakfast. Poached Eggs where basically boiled. Full English consisted of two over cooked sausages, Luke warm bacon took out of a hot hold, a raw tomato and some toast. Again this had to be pre-ordered and we had to specify what time we wanted breakfast for. Being so specific about timings surely should mean the food is cooked fresh for the time requested."

The Pocklington