Wolverhampton Hotels with Wifi

"The staff were some of the best. Breakfast was adiquate cereal or fried. The accomadation is feeling a little dated. Our Bed had seen its best ,spring were close to the surface of the bed and once in we were afraid to move incase a spring pierced us . Room 116 When you moved it was like a tune from tubular bells. The only mirror for the wife to do her hair the ceiling light didnt work,was reported but nothing can be done due to it being the weekend. Very noisy from outside on the main road traffic you can even hear people in their cars on the phone. Parking was plenty Ideal for walking into town for food and shopping. The wifi didnt work for the 2 days. Ip address could not be found again Reported but again its weekend. Other rooms may be better."

"Decent enough stay. Comfy bed and good shower. The surrounding area isn’t great. There is plenty of eateries within a 10 min walking distance, but you have to go under the subway and it’s not the most friendly."

"Excellent service when we arrived helped us out with our luggage will be coming back again to stay again very soon."

"Had a great stay at Park Hall Spa and hotel. Room was comfy and the staff were very friendly and helpful."

"I changed my room to an aircondition room and the experience was beautiful after"

"Lovely staff, young and rushed off their feet, stayed for one night, stayed before 2018. Confused I paid for the privilege to stay in the hotel to attend the horse racing and watch Madness. Yet was confused that the hotel let anyone in to use the bar, from the race course when there was ample bars in the race ground for anyone not staying at the hotel. After Madness finished the only bar open is the hotel bar, because show is finished 10.00 home time and they want you out if you’re not staying at the hotel, which is fine, but if you are staying in the hotel as many of us were , bar was full, rammed so of course people wanted to sit outside because there are tables for the hotel outside but security had been told not to let anyone outside with drinks, how stupid is this, I understand you want to close the race course, so you need to restrict people from using the hotel if they aren’t staying there, and don’t be greedy and take peoples money knowing your going to be 60 people plus in a reception bar area, tiny thing like covdi happen few years back you should only serve hotel guest because that’s what you are, a hotel. And help the poor bar staff, young girl on her own, blokes walking out with 3/4 pints not paying and she’s on her own can’t chase them. Ps didn’t stay for breakfast too expensive, I was going to but even though it had increased in price quite a bit, but remembered it was cold last time we stayed."

"The house built in early 1856, and later expanded several times, a very classical hotel. The room is small and there is no extra decoration. The surrounding area is full of residential houses. It is a ten-minute walk from the nearest small supermarket. A young lady at the bar smiled every day and was very enthusiastic. Hot breakfast is good."

"It's a nice answer lovely apartment "

"Decent hotel still in the middle of refurbishment although refurbished rooms have some marks on the wall"

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