Hotel Guide - National Memorial Arboretum hotels in , United Kingdom.

"This is recognised as an Autism Resort. They have pictorial signage around the hotel and leisure centre. We stayed in 2 bedroom apartment and it had everything and more, than we could have imagined. There’s stair gates in the property if needed, bath and shower. It was spotlessly clean, beds were comfy, pillows were dreamy and stunning views of countryside. A small courtyard area to relax in. Hotel Facilities; there was something to suit all ages; from a mud kitchen & playground, tennis, basketball courts, table tennis, badminton, outdoor games, crazy golf and 9-hole golf course. The leisure centre was spotless and the pool area was bright. The restaurant offered a Bistro menu available in main restaurant or bar area. The food was delicious and had a great variety of gluten free options. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Definitely recommend."

"I l8ved the freedom of the kitchenette it was like home from home."

"Very good recommendation appreciated "

"Fantastic stay.lovely accommodation.will definitely be returning"

"Excellent facilities and nice little welcome touches like some snacks and fresh eggs. Family-friendly and very well equipped and the layout meant we would keep an eye on little ones easily. We had one issue during the week and the owner sorted this for us quickly and without fuss. Decor is beautiful! Good central location: plenty of attractions within 30 minutes and a canal junction with pub, cafe and a nature reserve within 5 minutes walk."

"Excellent location, fantastic friendly location. 3 pubs, fish shop, doctors, dentist, Indian & Chinese restaurant, pharmacy, co-op store, and superb coffee shop dog friendly.Fantastic walks and canals. Just be warned unless you're with EE there is no mobile connection."

"It's not a well run place but does have some nice. We arrived at 3.45 and our room was not ready. The electrics were faulty in our appartment. We stayed 2 nights. On the first night, we could not turn some of the lights off. On day 2, we could not turn the lights on and used lamps. There is no provision for food and the nearest places to eat or buy food are not near. The heating is not great - no central heating. On one day, we lost hot water. The place needs investment. "