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"Great food"

"Excellent overnight business stop over, oldy world charm with a boutique feel and modern recent refit, lovely staff and excellent city centre location."

"Room was grubby and not overly clean"

"Pet friendly. Lovely house in quiet area, but could do with some updating in areas. Back garden was very overgrown. Needs new mattresses, new pillows and double duvet needs replacing or dry cleaning as it had a lot of stains on it."

"Not my cup of tea, property not my properly serviced."

"Bigger room than we expected and great amenities! Great location too"

"Room clean and tidy good breakfast and friendly staff."

"Still a new hotel- very clean. Breakfast was good. Location is excellent and parking is available too. The lifts are abit slow as theres 9 floors but as I was on floor 2 i was more than happy to take the stairs to get my steps in. My kids loves the hotel and the shopping mall is literally opposite the road with every shops you could find. I would recommend it if you plan to go to Leicester. This is my second visit but definitely better this time round."

"The Croft Hotel is in a very quiet location but a short bus journey or drive from the city centre and ideally located for the De Montfort Hall. Our room was spacious, with good natural light by day and electric lighting by night. It was a large room which was very clean and comfortable with ample storage for belongings and plenty of power sockets and windows that you can open! Our bed was extremely clean and comfortable and the shower was easy to regulate. The hotel has a bar and a TV room. The staff were as friendly and helpful as they could possibly have been, making sure that we were comfortable and giving advice as needed. It was a great place to stay and I'd not hesitate to return there should I ever return to Leicester. I do have one suggestion for the owner and that is to consider replacing the curtains in the ground floor room we stayed in. Currently, the curtains don't quite cover the windows, which didn't bother us but might be a problem for future guests."