Hotel vicino a Bond Street - Chelmsford

“Only challenge was lack of hanging space in the single bedroom. The tv in the double bedroom takes up a lot of floor space unnecessarily ”

“Nothing negative to say - location & cleanliness all superb. Code system for doors worked well & parking useful ”

“Great hotel in a perfect location for Chelmsford city centre. ”

“Clean room. Perfect breakfast. Cordial staff. Great location; walking distance to the train station Highly recommended and would stay on my next visit. ”

“Very clean, comfortable bed and sofa, nice to have a desk. Kitchen mostly equipped, just needed to get a couple cleaning supplies and a tea pot! Would stay again.”

“Is near at center city and station bus -train”

“Comfortable hotel in the countryside, high quality of restaurant.”

“We stayed in this property for 5 days (December 11 to 16). On checking out, we asked for the total fee for our parking our vehicle for the 5 nights. We were told it costs £8 a night and to pay using the machine at the gate. We did. We paid £40 for the 5 nights. We got home, and received a £60 "fine" for parking at this hotel, even though we paid, we have the receipt and it shows in our credit card. We got another £60 admin fee charged by our car rental company to our card for this same...

“A functional place to stay”

“Breakfast is superb!”

“Ho prenotato, per 2 notti, 2 camere con letto matrimoniale e mi han dato 2 camere con letti singoli. Dopo la richiesta di avere la camera esatta, mi hanno dato una camera che odorava di vecchio, muffa. Ci siamo fatti spostare e ci hanno dato una camera già occupata, ci hanno spostato ancora in una camera adatta. Nulla di che la camera se non per il fatto che era in mezzo a due camere già occupate da persone che si conoscevano e che han fatto casino fino a notte fonda. Nel parcheggio è presente...

“Clean room check in a bit of a shambles 2 phone calls needed to get in.Shop about half a mile away (OK by me) and a chippy.”

“Yes all were good. Nothing special at the hotel. It is a place to put your head down. ”