Best Hotels near Red House, Cleckheaton

After reading reviews and looking at the photos I knew before arriving this would be a throw back to the late 80s. Even though there are comments saying the hotel is being refurbished, during my 2 days here i didnt see any evidence of this - the rooms are tired and dated, carpets worn - BUT ! Even with this, we had a comfortable 2 nights in our room. The STAFF are the biggest asset in this hotel - genuine friendly helpful people - in fact i cannot remember the last time we had staff that were so genuine - absolute credit to the hotel. Drinks and food are fairly priced, the breakfast is a self serve buffet setup and was tasty. The Spa / gym was good although the showers need to be dealt with as the warm water was literally a trickle - apparently its a well known issue when i asked about it. Overall, nice hotel if you dont mind the dated aspect - well located and the cherry on the cake was free EV charging for the 2 days we stayed ! :-) Deffo stay again - ! Thanks.

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.

I was really looking forward to staying here, A grand old style station hotel that no doubt would be a bit faded which is why its only a 3 star hotel . I was wrong! Its a grand old style station hotel. The public rooms are all amazing Victoriana style & elegant. I was pleased that my tall room was comfortable & the facilities were just fine. I was worried that the free parking (with good security) might be full but there were easily enough places Breakfast was good on both days particularly if you like a cooked breakfast Good central location for easy access into & out of town & for the city centre (Media Museum currently closed for a big upgrade). Note that if you are driving you may find that if your sat nav is not up to date you may have a couple of false instructions & I think that an 18 month long set of roadworks is about to start in the centre of the city. Not an obvious large number of nearby restaurant choices but I thoroughly recommend the Bistro Polish Food just a couple of minutes away- not a big menu choice but fresh authentic food prepared well and at a good price

Recently stay here. And with it being a Britannia my expectations weren’t high. But I’ve got to say what a great experience. James the manager went above and beyond to make our stay an enjoyable one. I went to tell him myself the next day. However when I asked a member of staff where he was she said he was unavailable as he was at their sister hotel which he also runs. What a hero!

On Friday 8th July, we were booked for three nights at the Campinile Wakefield. We have stayed at this hotel before & whilst it's not the best, it's handy for work stayovers. Arriving on the Friday night (8th), We immediately noticed that a lot of Motor bikes were parked up in the hotel car park, not an issue apart from the fact the bikes were all occupying car bays which I felt was totally inconsiderate & we were lucky to get a space. More annoyingly, the back end of the car park was closed off for no visible reason which was ridiculous when the hotel was so busy. We collected our keys which was after 2100hrs, taking the first flight of outdoor stairs, we noticed large groups of males all over the walk ways, talking loud, smoking & shouting. Once in our room, showered & unpacked , we could clearly hear the noise from outside on the walkway below. We rang reception twice this night, the noise was unacceptable, their security came over twice. So onto the saturday night, again returning from work after 2100hrs these groups of males again outside shouting, smoking & watching stuff on their laptops. Another of our friends who was staying over, went to reception to complain, the receptionist said Security would come over, the noise continued and when we went to see what was happening, unbelievably, the Security were stood with the males, all watching a boxing match on a laptop, laughing & carrying on, when asked why the house was still going on, we were told there was only a few rounds left, not acceptable from security. We've never experienced anything like it, absolutely disgusting and no consideration for anyone else in the hotel. Returning on the Sunday evening, we noticed the males were using the closed off area of the car park to play football. No idea what goes on at this hotel but it's a disgrace and I guarantee they have lost our custom. Would we recommend this hotel, 100% NO.

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

I don’t really know where to start with how terrible our experience of this hotel has been. We’d booked for June next year for our wedding party (getting married elsewhere - THANK GOD - but over 160 guests staying here for 2 nights). They have been utterly appalling from start to finish. Passed from pillar to post. Lost our booking no less than 3 times. Refused to feed our guests as one party or have guests charge food/drinks to their room - we would’ve had to pay for the whole thing in advance. Staff have been rude, unprofessional, hostile and unhelpful. I am utterly disgusted. I sent an email of complaint a week ago. The email finally went through on my FOURTH attempt of trying all the emails they have available online (2 out of 4 bounced back). Today after no response I rang for the manager’s email address. He finally responded with a pathetic and utterly inadequate reply. No apology. No remorse for losing a booking worth thousands of pounds. Not a care in the world at the amount of stress they’ve caused us. They would’ve totally ruined our wedding weekend I have absolutely no doubt about that, as they have done with another bride recently. Thankfully we’ve found another local hotel who have been utterly brilliant. Avoid avoid avoid.