The Butlers Hotel

When we first pulled in to the carpark and went in to reception the lady on reception was lovely and very welcoming. When we walked up the stairs the first floor stair case is a normal staircase and easy to use. The next one to get to the top floor is rather steep and not easy to navigate if your older. When we walked down the corridor we noticed there was some water damage to the ceiling on the corridor where the timber support for the roof runs down where the 2 roofs meet in the valley gutter. Once in the room the decor was old and window was open so room was freezing (little oil heater to the rescue) the little oil heater did warm the room up nicely however it was a bit bent and wonky and needed a bit of a repair or replacement. Tv in the room was a bit on the tiny side it became more of a radio than anything as trying to see the screen was a pain with how small it was. Beds were old and hard and springs poking you in places in the night, First night was OK and managed to sleep reasonably well for the room. Second night there is what sounds like student accommodation near by / opposite and as the window doesn't seal shut amazingly well all noise comes through and in to the room and their house party kept me awake till around 2am until it either ended or I had just got fed up and finally fell asleep. The shared toilets work but would benefit to having an update and some repairs carried out to them as they are tired and need some work. On the first night we saw something move on the roof beam that ran down the valley gutter of the roof and it was a slug, upon further inspection the timber was starting to give up and needs looking at before it gets worse (apologies for not letting you know on check out as it had slipped my mind) Breakfast was lovely and worth the £7 extra cost. We would look at returning based on the care and attitude from staff but would look to find a better room if possible with an en suite and providing it some updating.

Had a really pleasant stay here. It was only for a night as I was at an even the next day and was easier to stay over. Little bit old fashioned but i loved its character and charm! So close to loads of shops for essentials. Pubs, nail bars, hairdressers and take aways.. Good parking, dogs allowed and lovely staff 🖤 thank you so much!

Terrible Scruffy and facilities and accessibility to rooms not suitable for anyone over 30. Probably more suitable for students. Cheap and cheerful in dire need of a makeover to bring it from 70s Headingley Up to date. It would appear to be quite reasonably Priced until you arrive with a warm friendly welcome but others in the area much better

Absolutely disgusting hotel, filthy and unsafe! Obvious from entering the room that it was dirty except the bedding was crisp and white and so we though it's a bed for the night. It wasn't even that as the springs were sticking through so it was painful to lie on! Cobwebs on windows, smelly wardrobe and doors so didn't unpack. Toilet didn't flush so was extremely smelly and the whole room smelt. Make up on towels. Shower curtain was the peak of disgusting, mildew on shower curtain. Toilet seat was worn and needed replacing. The upper staircase, the steps were so short that they're unsafe especially when carrying luggage. Filthy carpet throughout.Checked out within an hour of trying to go to bed as we just couldn't lie in the he'd and the room was so noisy. Reviewing here and on my way to environmental health to report them.

This is a less than budget hotel. Dated and very smelly. It was so bad we didn't stay. Left the keys on the bed and booked a room in a Premier Inn for less money. Felt uneasy and wouldn't have stayed there if we had been paid to! Awful, awful, awful.

I would just like to thank everyone here. All the staff are lovely and friendly. They made my stay at the hotel enjoyable. Special thank to monica for the phone charger and to Danielle for the chats. Thanks again and I will return From Sandra ..