Wakefield Hotel Guide - Wakefield Museum hotels in Wakefield, United Kingdom.

"OKAY FOR OVER NIGHT STAY NOTHING MORE"

"Great overall "

"Good value for money, the food was really good and the restaurant was busy which is a good sign"

"Good central location. We were shocked by the state of the entrance to the apartments from the street, not a good first impression. No lift so had to climb three floors of stairs with luggage but did have help offered to us which was nice. The apartment was small, darkly decorated in grey and quite disappointing. Some things missing in the kitchenette (no forks) and a broken glass so left a note. It was clean though and had a comfy bed. Furniture damaged and bedside light not working. Didn't have to spend a long time in the apartment so it didn't spoil our stay. A tea towel, and a kitchen cloth would have been helpful as we had to go out and buy them. Could be improved with a few changes/additions."

"Breakfast was fine ,plentyful , staff were curtious , but the parking oh-dear , yes outside but charges & having to scan were annoying , the tv's in rooms next to useless No point turning on ."

"Free parking with EV charging available"

"This is a nice place and substantially matches the listing description, but could use improvement in the basic essentials. Our party of four adults staying for six nights arrived to find only two partial rolls of toilet paper. There is a washer (but no detergent), a clothesline (but only one clothespin), dish soap (but no dish towels), and a kitchen rubbish bin (but no rubbish bags/liners). I checked with the host about these items and they quickly replied to let me know that they typically only provide two rolls of toilet paper and that there are plenty of stores around the area. The house was clean and presentable with the exception of a dirty baking sheet or two in the oven and a debris-clogged drain gully outside we had to clean because it overflowed when washing dishes. Bedroom 1 (referred to in a previous review as the "second bedroom") is very small and a challenge for two because you can only access one side of the bed, and the blinds on the window did not prevent light from entering the room when the sun rose every morning at 4am. If you don't need the small bedroom and don't mind buying toilet paper and rubbish bin liners for your stay, I think you will be happy here."