Littleover Lodge Hotel

Extremely clean.very obliging staff Didn’t like the outdoor stairs leading up to my room difficult to negotiate for me especially with luggage although a member of staff did offer to help.Would have preferred a ground floor room.

Called in on the off chance for Sunday lunch and found a great spot outside on a beautiful sunny day. Ordered off the main menu and all meals were fantastic with very generous portions - quality was superb and all meals were given a big thumbs up from our small group. If this is the standard every time, I will definitely be returning. Staff were also very efficient, friendly and polite.

The place looks like an American ******** movie where someone would be whacked or relocated for their safety then the place is ok. The rooms are fairly big with a comfy bed and big shower. At the price they charged the breakfast was weak and there was a man outside painting/drilling/ scrapping from 7ish in the morning without any warning which was a bit annoying…

We dined in the restaurant in the evening. The food was excellent as was the service. One downside was that our room was only accessible by a steepish staircase, although there were handrails either side. I wasn't expecting this and advise future guests to check as it looked like there were also rooms available on the ground floor. For breakfast, we had the included continental breakfast which was perfectly adequate for our needs and we had no complaints about.

Went for Sunday lunch carvery, asked about veggie option and was told either pie or just veg, I opted for the veg option and hubby had full carvery. Plenty of choice of veg, lovely roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. Given veggie gravy in a good sized gravy boat. Staff were very pleasant and service was good. When we came to pay we had been charged for 2 adult carveries, the waitress checked and said there was only one price! Given that we had paid for something we didn't get we requested a portion of meat to take away. We always get charged less for a no meat carvery no matter where we go and this took the edge off a lovely meal.

There were certainly some good things about this stay. I chose it because it was very near a relative I was visiting. The staff were friendly and helpful. The very standard continental breakfast was improved by warm croissants and good coffee. The bed was comfortable and spacious, nice clean linen, fluffy pillows. I only had a snack in the evening - spicy prawns and chorizo with ciabatta and that was very tasty. They have some good local ales on draught in the bar. It is a motel-style hotel with the rooms opening directly on to the car park so there was some noise in the evening and early morning with vehicle noise. The front of the bedroom was quite chilly because there was a bit of a draught under the door, though there is a nice warm radiator heater. I suspect the upstairs rooms will be a bit cosier and quieter. I would also suggest that it would be good to add a thick lined curtain on the window (and the door if possible) to reduce draughts and noise, and make the room cosier. At present there is just a venetian blind.

Comfortable stay. Friendly staff.

it was so cold, asked for an extra fan it was not there it was not a proper English breakfast can not bring it to the room

Came for the food after seeing some Facebook adverts. Upon first entry staff are very polite and welcoming. We found our seats and they wasted no time in serving us, menus and drinks. The decor is modern and nice, we came on a Wednesday it is lovely contemporary and quiet. Plenty of parking at the front. Wheel chair access. Bar indoor and outdoor seating. We ordered the 6oz burgers and swapped the french fries for chunky chips. The chunky chips are crispy for those crispy lovers. The burger definitely wins the day, thick and juicy. However I noticed due to the texture although uncertain I suspect frozen previously. However these were a delight, with the cheese and tomato dressing. Home made slaw also very nice. I recommend little lodge. Good value for money. Just off the A38