Rothley Court Hotel by Greene King Inns (Leicester, United Kingdom)

Nearly everyone who stayed at Rothley Court reported that the employees are highly professional without being overbearing. They are helpful, happy to accommodate requests, and, whenever possible, avoid using the word "no". Guests also reported that they provided good recommendations and directions. Those that held events at the hotel like weddings were particularly pleased with the customer service.

From the landscaped gardens to the stained glass windows, guests were entranced by the stunning beauty of this hotel. They loved the oak paneling and antique furnishings. They were also quite impressed by the history of the old manor house, which dates back to the 16th century and at one point hosted the Knights Templar.

Guests rather enjoyed the food served at the hotel's restaurant, Oak Panelled Babington. The found the prices to be quite reasonable, and the food to be excellent quality. They especially enjoyed the view from their table, which overlooked the picturesque gardens.

Many guests found fault with the size of the rooms. They described them as quite cramped, with several saying they had to take turns getting dressed due to there being not enough space for two people to get ready at once. They would have appreciated more room to spread out.

There were multiple recent reviews stating that during their stay the water "failed" and they had to be moved to a different room in order for them to be able to shower. It was unclear why this transpired and if it is some sort of chronic issue.

Those that used the Wi-Fi during their stay found it to be slow and unreliable. Since most guests tended to be leisure travellers they didn’t find it too bothersome.