Spa Hotels in City of Wolverhampton District

We stayed here last night and I wasn’t impressed at all . Firstly we had phoned up to ask for a room with a bath , as I have fibromyalgia and we never stay anywhere without a bath as it helps me go to sleep easier . We was promised our room had one . When we arrived we realised our room had no bath . Asking to be swapped to a room that had one at reception, we was told the hotel was completely full , they had no staff to change the room and so we had to stay in the room we had been given . Down stairs in the reception area and bar is quite modern and nice . Our bedroom was we equipped with a fridge , kettle and iron board , but the decor was very dated … a room that looked to have been attempted to have been modernised on a low budget . Wood chip type walls were still a feature and the toilet , which was a separate room , was grubby and looked unclean . The room also smelt of cat wee , I have no idea why , but it did . The bar was extremely short staffed and we felt very sorry for the one bar staff that was rushed off his feet . We couldn’t even have a coffee before we’d went to our room , totally understandable from the bar staffs point as he was so busy he’d turned the machine off , but from a hotels point if view it was poor … you desperately need more staff to accommodate the large hotel you have . Not having a bath left me with a restless night , with little sleep . The breakfast was good though , definitely a plus point . I didn’t like that there was signs asking if you’d paid your parking as hotel staff wouldn’t inform you of the charges what happens to those who can’t read ? A nice £100 fine is what they’ll probably get … come on novoetel , you need to tell and warn your guests , you have that responsibility to look after them . This hotel is not very friendly for people with conditions , All in all I don’t think we’ll be staying in a novoetel anytime soon , it wasn’t the best .

With a stay at Oaklands in Wolverhampton, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of West Park, Wolverhampton and Molineux Stadium. This residence is 12.9 mi (20.8 km) from Utilita Arena Birmingham and 18.5 mi (29.7 km) from Bullring & Grand Central.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an outdoor tennis court, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a computer station, and express check-in. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 guestrooms.

Very clean relatively newly renovated rooms. The hotel is in a quiet green area which conveniently close to the city centre. The breakfast was very pleasent and good value. The staff are friendly and the room was very clean. Overall this was an excellent hotel.

I dont often leave reviews however , the staff here are amazing. For work we use alot of premier Inns which are great in the own way but this one stands out purley for the loveliness of the staff this extends to the resturant. Being away from home is tough at the best of times and having polite and helpful staff helps massivley. Thank you to all of the jolly happy team here you make our days being away from home that little bit easier

Cannot praise this hotel and staff enough. All of the staff during our stay were exceptional in their customer approach, friendly and helpful throughout. We (four adults) stayed in the Molinoux Suite, which was perfect for our stay with a nice ”small lounge” area where we could sit and socialise. Everything was spotlessly clean. We had lunchtime drinks and a meal in Hamiltons, which was delicious and very reasanable. The cocktails were very good. The location is perfect for town and a £5 taxi journey to either the station or to the horse racetrack.

We stayed at the hotel as a last minute booking because the premier inn was full, it was cheap and the reviews were ok. We rang up before to make sure we had a bath in our room and the gentleman dealing with us ‘Tariq’ was really accommodating and sorted that for us, going to the trouble of moving us rooms at no extra cost. We arrived at the ATZ&H hotel (terrible name for a hotel) just before 3pm, we weren’t expecting much after reading previous reviews, needless to say that we were still a bit surprised….. Small carpark which held a max of 4 cars, we have taken photos of the surroundings as it was like a fly tipping place! The road is littered with run down buildings too. We entered the nice entrance to the hotel and was greeted by Tariq who is a nice gentleman, he showed us to our room (room 12) on the 3rd floor. Once in the room we were quiet surprised how run down and in need of a refurb it was. Cleanliness:- bedding clean, the room had spiderwebs on the wall, hairs in the bath, walls with some kind of bodily fluid smeared on it! Amenities:- two waters provided, shower gel in the bathroom and a bar of soap, coffee and tea with biscuits. Room appearance:- dents in the wall, light fittings without a light on it just a wire with tape on it! Sky lights with damaged covers. Bathroom:- dirty bath, no hot water in the morning. Fittings on the wall without rail. Holes in the wall around taps not filled in. Grouting which was dirty and tiles not clean. Cheap and cheerful but the management really needs to think about the housekeeping and a lick of paint wouldn’t hurt, we won’t be staying there again.

Tired property in need of major refurbishment, though bedrooms and the bathrooms were clean as was the towels and bedding despite the outdated decor. Rooms were extremely warm and we did have to open the window for comfort. Both bedrooms were spacious enough and both had a bath as well as an overbath shower, though I could not get the water to heat up. Our other guest's headboard was half hanging from the wall! Only stayed for one night as attending a local event. Parking at the rear was available and secure. The gardens were in need of a tidy, but given the recent weather could be excused. On arrival there was an ashtray outside the main door overflowing with cigarette buts, not a great initial welcome. The public areas downstairs were very dark, dingy and the type of ornaments did not help. Breakfast was available at an extra cost, we did not opt for that though it did smell nice. Price of one room without breakfast was £63, much cheaper than the hotels in the town but you get what you pay for. With some investment, it could be a goldmine. Location in a residential area, extra cost for taxis into town, but no charge for parking.

In a very handy spot less than half a mile from the city's main transport hubs, and only a five minute walk from the Grand Theatre and Civic Hall, Premier Inn Wolverhampton City Centre sets you up for a great stay. Cheer on your team at the Molineux Stadium. Take a flutter on your favourites at Wolverhampton Racecourse or Monmore Green track. Or head off to the big event or convention at the International Centre Telford and the NEC Birmingham. Then return to the comforts of our Table Table restaurant, our welcoming rooms and extra-comfy beds.

The instructions for how to get in were clear, the communication with the accomodation was also prompt and helpful. The room itself was really smart and tidy. Clean facilities, felt safe and secure and also a great central location. Would definitely stay again.