free membershipMoorings Hotel, Motherwell
Guest Reviews
Overall Guest Rating
92%
Overall Guest Rating
92%A guest said...
Stayed 16th October 2016
Excellent located hotel not far from Motherwell Town centre Ample parking of street Hotel reception customer friendly Restaurant which did not use had a varied selection of food and was well staffed and spotlessly clean Room was adequate for an overnight Spotless and good decor Downside very small and after 0630 very noisy Overall this hotel served purpose
A guest said...
Stayed 24th October 2016
Nothing much bad about by two night stay to report here. Staff friendly and helpful, decent breakfast freshly cooked to order, plenty of parking, room was presented well being clean and modern but television maybe a bit old. My only minor criticism would be the bedroom location, being the room next to the toilets and kitchen entrance. Meant more noise than I would have liked. When I return I would ask for a different room, otherwise excellent.
A guest said...
Stayed 30th October 2016
Spent three nights over last weekend and could not have been more pleased with our choice of hotels - attending a local christening. All the staff were a delight to be with and nothing was too much trouble. Room was tastefully decorated and kept immaculately clean. Bar and restaurant staff were on the ball, very pleasant, there to please and there to interact and make customers stay a pleasure - well they certainly did that for us. Food of a very good standard and we thought the drinks very reasonable. Would stay there again and strongly recommend to family and friends. The management and staff is what makes this hotel and they all give a quality customer service. Thank you to you all and continue with the excellent customer service.
A guest said...
Stayed 31st October 2016
Plenty parking, friendly, helpful reception, nice meals in restaurant, good selection at breakfast, comfortable rooms, stayed for 2 nights over a couple of weekends on recent visit to Motherwell, good location, easy to access, close to town centre