Last Drop Village Hotel and Spa

Great room and lots of space. We like that there were two armchairs when so many hotels only have one. The shower was fantastic as was the whole bathroom. We liked the little touches like the chocolates. My only gripe is the milk in single use plastic tubs. Other than that we had a great stay. Sadly we didn’t have time to envoy the spa.

Having stated when booked that I was highly allergic to feathers I was put in a room with a feather duvet, they did move me but were unsure if they had any duvets that weren't feather. Feather cushions in the bar area didn't help either. The room was very hot and unable to turn the radiator down. The window by the bed couldn't be closed and it was -3 outside, the curtains helped but sleeping in a draft was unpleasant. The meal in the restaurant on the first night was very nice however the meal on the second night in the bar was awful leading to me being unwell in the night.

The property is situated amid a housing estate. It has a restaurant and bar. The spa was a reasonable size with a couple of steam rooms and saunas; however limited availability on weekends with reduced hours. Unfortunately our room had an odd odour which we beleved was coming from the carpet. The window was open to aerate the room but when shut, due to the low external temperature, the smell was unpleasant and the window had to be reopened. Our room had not been serviced on the Saturday (we left at 9 am and returned to the hotel at 7 pm). We rang housekeeping and reception but there was no reply. We visited Reception and we were asked what we required in the room - which at a minimum was clean towels and cups! We felt disappointed with the lack of service.

Disappointed at check in. Had to stand at reception like a lemon while receptionist continued to chat with another staff member over the counter. Room lovely and warm on a cold evening although bathroom radiator didn’t work. I received an email to say we had a drink voucher. I asked at reception about it when we came down to eat. She told me it was with my room key, but clearly not and she could obviously see on the screen we had one. Maybe too interested in her chat when we checked in, or is it policy not to just give it and hope we don’t ask?

Me and my husband have stayed here a few times now, we love it, Hotel and surroundings are beautiful, in the summer and winter it looks lovely. Rooms are spotless very comfy, Breakfasts are delish, so much choice, All the staff are so friendly polite and helpfull, Nothing is any trouble, Swimming area/sauna/steam room/infinity pool perfect, so relaxing..Would always recommend the last drop inn, 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Overall, we enjoyed our night away. The customer service is what made the stay to be honest. For the nightly price we paid, I expected a better standard of hotel room. It was perfectly acceptable and was clean, but the room was tired and in need of a lick of paint, new carpets etc. Same with the spa area, we enjoyed using the facilities but it hasnt had a facelift since the last time I visited 10 years ago. That being said, if you need a hotel in this area, this is definitely the best option and there are lots of lovely walks around. Bromley Cross and Egerton are the nearest villages and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes and shops to choose from, so as long as you don't go expecting a modern 4-star hotel, you won't be disappointed!

Booked a cottage room and was given a family room with 4 beds . Carpet was badly stained . Evening meal and breakfast was good but slightly over priced. 3 scoops of ice cream in a bowl £8 !!! Breast of chicken £18.95 Staff were all very pleasant Charging guests £30 for use of pool and spa which isn’t mentioned until you arrive in your room . Probably avoid a future visit .

A high quality hotel with lots of interesting features and a superb pool and thermal spa area. Bedroom was very spacious and comfortable and food options excellent.

Nice place to stay, spoiled by all the new large homes surrounding the property.