In a beautiful estate just outside Wakefield, Waterton Park Hotel features a golf course, spa and a leisure center . Just 10 minutes from the M1, the hotel has free Wi-Fi.
Steve
United Kingdom
I loved the location and manor I stayed in the rooms were beautiful. Looking forward to returning soon
In the heart of Wakefield city center, just yards from Wakefield Westgate railway station, the York House Hotel offers free Wi-Fi, stylish, modern en suite accommodations and free parking.
Andy
United Kingdom
Clean tidy room with everything you need for a night away. Convenient location for the town centre.
Holiday Inn Express Wakefield hotel is ideally located in the center of Wakefield. A short walk from Wakefield Westgate Train Station with direct train links to London Kings Cross, Leeds and York.
Dating to the 1740s, The Mews Hotel is set in a charming courtyard in Ossett, between Wakefield and Dewsbury. It offers real ales in the cozy bar and a restaurant serving classic British cuisine.
R L
United Kingdom
The room was lovely, small but had everything I needed. Was looking forward to my "full English" so was a little disappointed when I was offered a sandwich instead (I am not a morning bread person) and the breakfast service felt a little rushed. The evening staff were so polite, a credit to the hotel.
Wakefield Limes Lodge is located just off the main A61 Leeds road. The M1 and M62 are within a 5-minute drive, and 3.5 miles from Wakefield City Center, and Leeds is 4 miles away.
A Victorian house located a 10-minute drive from Wakefield, Dimple Well Lodge Hotel offers a range of dining experiences, a bar, rooms with flat-screen TVs and free parking.
We travelled for work, and after spending 12 hours at work.
We travelled for work, and after spending 12 hours at work. the most important thing to look forward to is a clean warm room with a comfortable bed, plenty of hot water for a bath or shower and a good nights sleep, this is the 7th time of staying at the Campanile hotel, so we are really pleased with this hotel.
Good place to eat is the Red Kite pub around a mile away, fantastic food and a family friendly atmosphere.
Robert
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
Too noisy rooms (especially during the weekend), very bad...
Too noisy rooms (especially during the weekend), very bad customer service (most staff don't smile, duty manager doesn't care about complaints) swimming/spa requires additional charge and pre-booking, food in the restaurant is not good and overpriced
Rodrigo
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Great quick visit to the cathedral as closing an hour after...
Great quick visit to the cathedral as closing an hour after we arrived. Stunning interior with view of peregrines on spire (visible and via webcam). City was clean and sunny. Lots of restaurant choices - we went for the Slap & Pickle concession in The Counting House (hands down all three of us said it was the best burger we’d had). The sandstone buildings are stunning. Sadly didn’t have time to visit the Hepworth or YSP but will be back .
Caroline
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
Not a welcoming city centre. Most bars had bouncers.
Not a welcoming city centre. Most bars had bouncers. Police in numbers, drafted in for Friday night. Ambulances stationed in the city centre in preparation.
Chip shops shut on Friday night. Restaurants were either very posh and expensive it had sauce bottles and kitchen roll on the tables and still expensive.
James
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We visited The Hepworth Gallery, which was the whole reason...
We visited The Hepworth Gallery, which was the whole reason for our trip. Wakefield is a pleasant centre to walk round, but could do with more places to eat in the evenings.
Some lovely buildings and structures to see.
Joanne
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Wakefield has really nice town centre with an amazing vegan...
Wakefield has really nice town centre with an amazing vegan Throwback Coffee House. If you prefer nature, there is a big Thornes Park with Secret garden, pond, Skate park etc. and very nice walk in nature in Pugneys Country Park.
Quite simply the worst hotel I have ever had the misfortune to stay at. The bed was had half the springs missing, the quilt and pillow were yellow, the bathroom had yellow grout and the shower was cold and to top it all the coffee tasted like mud. After a 16 hr day I would have expected to sleep (or pass out) but the wall were so thin you could hear the person above going to the toilet and passing wind in the night. Awful place it would have been Breyer sleeping in the van.
Handy location In Wakefield centre. the City Free Bus stops very nearby- just right for getting to the Hepburn Gallery. Bus 96 gets you out to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The Cathedral is a three minute walk away.
The Apartment gives you space to stretch out in comfort. Comfortable bed. Great to be able to prepare food if you don’t want to eat out for every meal.
Ironing board and iron and hairdryer were provided.
Good size room with plenty of storage space and work surfaces as it was an executive room. Bed was very comfortable with quality white linen. Shower was large walk-in style concealed behind a false wall which was confusing to find at first!
Enormous free car park and bus stop into town centre five minutes walk away. Very good food in Ramada restaurant, and drink prices reasonable for hotel.
The room was nicely decorated and could be really lovely if issues were addressed. The bedding and towel smelt clean. Communication with the owner was good. Free Parking directly outside and close to the centre of Wakefield. The price is very good also.
I've a rental property in Wakefield and when I need to do some work on it, I tend to have a night in a local hotel rather than drive up early... for this purpose, the hotel is fine, reasonably priced and very welcoming.
-The location was convenient as it was in the centre of Wakefield.
-The room was spacious with a great city view
-There was a small kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave and sink.
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