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We attended the spa mid week and it was very quiet which was good as seating is limited. There is no seating around the pool and only 4 seats in the spa area. There is however 2 relaxation rooms and a cafe area. The relaxation room beds were not all that comfortable and you could hear all the cafe noise so not completely relaxing but ok. The facilities which included a pool (which shut at 4 as children’s lessons were on, would have been good to know) sauna steam room and a small outdoor jacuzzi type pool were all clean. The changing rooms were also clean although some of the lockers did not work but plenty available. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The afternoon tea was lovely. I didn’t see a water dispenser which would have been nice to help stay hydrated. The evening meal was fabulous and reasonably priced. The staff were great could not have asked for better service. The hotel room was hot and stuffy even though it was freezing outside. Our room had a small window which I kept open all night but that made it very noisy so I didn’t sleep well. The room especially the bathroom needs updating the floor looks like the bathroom at my Nan’s care home. It was however clean. We were provided with slippers and a robe to go to the spa in. In the morning room service came in before check out time whilst we were getting ready which was awkward 😐 All in all a good stay.

I was with a friend visiting other friends in the area so we and decided to have a few drinks and stay over. We arrived around 4.30pm and was greeted by a lady in reception who told us the door code and checked us in. The building had a nice fel and looked quaint on entrance. The bedroom itself was quite dated but as I'd only paid £38 I wasn't expecting too much but it was also dirty, the carpet had seen better days but had dust and 'bits' of whatever as if it hadn't been vacuumed, the bathroom floor was really dusty with mould in the shower and on the ceiling, bathroom was tiny with the door bashing the shower when you opened it to use the toilet but worst was the toilet itself was dirty. I could cope with the size of the bathroom and dated furniture but there is no excuse for lack of cleaning. The bed itself wasn't too bad, a little uncomfy but sheets clean, Wifi worked fine and the room was warm. The receptionist appeared to have left the building after we checked in and there didn't appear to be anyone in the hotel other than myself and my friend in another room. My friend went down for breakfast at 7am and shouted hello a few times but there was no one there so he didn't get the breakfast he had paid for. With some TLC and décor upgrade and a new cleaning regime it could be a really nice hotel. I got what I paid for I suppose.

On arrival, we thought the exterior of the building was lovely, but it did not continue inside. At reception, when we checked in, we asked to book a table for dinner. The receptionist said that we would not need to book and could eat at any time before 10.30 pm. The lift was out of order, so we had to carry out luggage up 2 flights of stairs whilst looking for our room. The corridors were tatty, the bannisters were wobbly, and when we got to the room, it smelt of cigarettes. We had booked a double and were given a family room. The beds were comfortable, and the linen was clean. However, the bathroom was tatty with marks in the bath and sink. The light above the vanity areawas absolutely fithy, and the toilet brush needed to be condemned as it was disgusting. When we went to the bar, we were ignored and had to wait to be served even though no one else was waiting. We were told the restaurant was full and that we could eat in the bar area, however, the food would be at least half an hour as they were busy. We were given a menu, but after waiting about 15 minutes for our order to be taken, we left and ate at a local pub. This hotel is in a lovely location but it is obvious that it is not run efficiently and the staff need training. We will not be returning.

Having stayed at this place sooo many times when travelling for work (must be 50+ times over the years!) I thought time for a review! In addition to this being OUTSTANDING VALUE and handily placed on the M62, I can't recommend the place and the staff enough. I've stayed at all the Days Inns in the UK and this is amongst my favourites. I was (and usually am) checked in by Suri who's helpful & cheerful but the whole team's great. Whilst the Days Inns (and Ramadas) in the UK are fairly basic though, my main reason for staying at them is for the Wyndham Rewards programme .... the points mount up quickly and often fund our family holidays abroad to stay in far more luxurious settings! The rewards programme is generous if you often stay away / on the road

The hotel offers great value for money. It is located just off the m606 motorway and offers direct access to Bradford or Leeds with M62 to Manchester also available in minutes. There is a fairly large car park and I found a decent space for each night of a long stay. As others mentioned the rooms are quite large for a budget hotel and I found mine to be pristine each time (cleaning standard is very good). There was very little road noise considering it’s location close to the motorway. Everything else functioned well and always had a good nights sleep. The security is good as you need room key card to access the part of the building with the rooms. I did not have breakfast so cannot comment but there is a large area to sit so will never have queues. The bar area was sizeable too and seemed to be well staffed. Staff were excellent throughout , from a fast checkin to being helpful when needed. Unrelated to the hotel but there is an Amazon locker situated outside as well as another brand whose name I cannot recall.

Great location friendly and helpfull staff