Hotels in Sollers Hope

"Parts of the hotel are tired and in need of an upgrade. The bed base in the room we stayed in needed to be discarded and replaced. It had started to collapse and won’t be long before it completely breaks (room 104). Excellent breakfast."

"Efficient, helpful staff, clear organisation, clean and comfortable rooms. Beautiful grounds, quiet."

"The hotel was excellent, clean comfortable and suited our needs. All the staff we saw were friendly, helpful and professional. Dinner in the restaurant was very good. We did not have breakfast."

"The staff upon arrival and at the bar were very pleasant and helpful making the stay a very relaxed experience. The rooms were comfortable too and we enjoyed our stay."

"You can tell the new owners have really invested in the hotel and with work continuing I can only imagine how nice this hotel will ultimately become. The public / entrance areas are extremely clean & welcoming and the front of hour staff could not be more friendly & helpful! The room, whilst slightly dated in terms of furniture was faultless, comfy bed, clean, choice of firm or ultra soft feather pillows (I felt this choice was a nice touch!). The Bar & Restaurant also looked pleasant but did not make use of them so cannot comment further."

"An amazing Hotel, the room was spacious and clean. We loved the robes and flip-flops, the Spa was an added bonus. Breakfast was delicious and a lot of variety. I will definitely be looking to book again"

"Excellent view of the Wye and surrounding countryside from the patio and room 42 in particular. Good choice from competitively priced menu. Very good breakfast served most polite and helpful staff."

"Bathroom needed updating But clean and tidy"

"Room was fine. Clean and a good amount of space. The only downsides were the room was very hot even with the window open all night. Considering it’s April I presume the summer will be stifling. The shower also was poor, the pressure was low and operated from the bath taps meaning the temperature was extremely difficult to regulate. "