Best Western Stoke on Trent City Centre Hotel

The hotel was ok and in a great location for our visit to Stoke-on-Trent. The room we were given was small, with the double bed up against the wall. When in the room there was the sound of water running and this never stopped, even after telling the reception and was told by them that the maintenance people would sort it out, but no, it kept on running! It was like water torture! So if room 317 is allocated to you, then insist on another room!! The breakfast was good and the staff serving were all very friendly and helpful.

First ever experience to stay in Best Western Hotel. No heating for the duration of stay, asked several times, experience cold feet. I was told at one point by one of the receptionists that's why duvet are provided. Had to checked out.

Staff were excellent at solving problems... If which there were a few. The hotel is VERY tired and a bit scabby. The room needs a good scrub too, not the cleanest! 😞

We were greated by a friendly recepcionist who was very helpful and polite. The bedroom was clean and spacious with everything needed for a short stay. The buffet style breadfast was plentiful and well cooked. The hotel is very close to the centre of town. Ideal if going to the Regent Theatre as it is only a short 5 minute walk away. Would recommend this hotel if staying in Stoke

This is a tired building, but in the process of being refurbished, which meant fresh paint smells.The room was very clean, even though with a bland boring decor. A newly refitted bathroom helped improve the impression. All staff were friendly and welcoming. A disappoin**ent was that at 21h00 the restaurant was already closed. Breakfast was fine. The area around the hotel is kept clean (the outside still needs refurbishing) but suffers from the fact that this corner of Stoke on Trent is dull and boring

Hotel was clean, fairly comfortable etc but a bit dated and basic, could do with tlc. We were disappointed to find that the leisure centre was closed for a few weeks (planned), which had we known, would have booked elsewhere for our fairly last minute booking, as was primarily for the kids to relax after very long drive. Also facilities basic, we had a family room but when I phoned down to reception (on my mobile because room phone broken) to ask if there were any hot chocolate sachets for the kids, was told, no, only tea and coffee. Just found things pretty sub standard and attitude wise, no real apology offered for inconvenience or offer of help. Little accomodations would have helped make it much better for the kids

Room was very small. Double bed also felt tiny. The room was boiling hot and it was impossible to turn off heating. We opened the windows but then got all the noise from the street. Shower had 0 power and felt like a trickle although it was warm. My 7 year old daughter commented on it being an “old hotel” because the bath was cracked and the paint flaking. When a 7 year old notices - you need an upgrade. It did the job of a bed for the night but wouldn’t stay for more than a night.

The first room we were sent was very small and even smaller bed. We were moved to a much better room. The property is obviously older but maintained moderately well

Its an old hotel. Reviews before we arrived had me thinking the worse. Agsin its an old hotel, we had a room in the newer extension. Room is dated but was fine. Does it need a coat of paint and bathroom updating yes but it isn't as bad as some reviews led us to believe. Didn't eat at the hotel so can't comment on the food. If going to Regent Theatre its a short walk from the hotel. Would i stay again, yes its wasn't brilliant and it wasn't terrible also.