Newark Hotel Guide - Newark Castle hotels in Newark, United Kingdom.

"Excellent value room with comfortable beds. Very quiet area with a very pleasant canal walk. Pub next door is a typical Marston affair, everything was served hot. Breakfast choices all fine. "

"All the staff genuinely seemed happy to assist us. Nothing appeared too much trouble."

"Fantastic hotel ,not just for golfers!! Dont look any further. Clean large classic twin room ,two double beds. Wonderful spa pool ,steam room,sauna facilities. Would highly recommend"

"We arrived and our room door was wedged open. The digital door lock did not work and had to be reprogrammed. The bed had a plank under the mattress to hold it up. There was a strong smell of cigarette smoke in the room. There were residents wandering around and could have been in our booked room as it was not secured. The communal area was dirty and the bins were overflowing. If you have a car bigger than a Corsa you will not have enough room in their marked car parking spaces. To top it off there was 2 people at the rear of the building smoking weed. I spoke to someone on the phone to tell them the issues and they were not bothered. I asked for a full refund but this was refused. They show an AA 4* accreditation but this accommodation would be lucky to get a 1*. We did not stay here and booked into a different hotel which was fantastic. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!"

"had an evening meal and breakfast both very good"

"Better than expected, nice big room, dog friendly, staff friendly and helpful"

"Breakfast was delicious, room was clean and comfortable spa was good shame sauna was out of order "

"Clean and spacious room Breakfast was good with options for everyone We didn't enjoyed the pool but looked amazing "

"Booked this very last minute as we were booked to stay in the Tennyson round the corner but their front door failed and we could not get access to the property. Stayed here before so knew it would clean and comfortable and safe to come back to after an event in the city and we would not be locked out of the building "