Preston Hotel Guide - Sir Tom Finney Stadium hotels in Preston, United Kingdom.

"Great value for money everything you’d need for a stay "

"Extremely good value for money. Nice clean rooms. WiFi very good and excellent location!"

"Clean room , very good service "

"Good solid value 10 minutes walk from the raikway station and central shopping. Great kitchenette. As ever with "rooms" the absence of onsite staff is fine unless things go wrong."

"The room was clean and there was a good selection for breakfast "

"Hotel was fine, food was ok and room was fine. The carpark is really small compared to the size of the hotel and it was disappointing to be told that there was no way I could leave my car onsite. So I parked at the nearby public carpark and damaged my wheel when entering the carpark as it was not built for modern sized cars. Not the hotels fault but what was then even more frustrating was the following morning when it was clear that provisions had been made to accommodate later arrivals and in fact, much of the cars were staff cars parked overnight. Overall, hotel was fine, staff weren’t particularly helpful. "

"Beautiful setting, very comfortable accommodation, excellent full English and the staff were all friendly and very welcoming and helpful. "

"Friendly and accommodating, location perfect for town centre activities "

"Wasn’t sure of what to expect as no previous reviews to compare. But was well worth going for it. Communication and instructions were very helpful and clear. Free parking space just near the entrance. This ground floor flat has a lovely view on to Winckley gardens, which is a bonus to have whilst looking out. Absolutely spotless, well equipped throughout , lovely bathroom and so glad it had a bath in there. Very welcoming feel, spacious kitchen area with table laid out. Nice and spacious lounge with big tv. Plus lovely comfy bed and tv in bedroom too. Our stay was nice and peaceful and just a couple of minutes walk into town centre. Host was very prompt with communication. Couldn’t fault it."