Local Reviews
In May 2026, Rebecca P said about Holiday Inn Preston
Service was exceptional. Dyan served us and she was efficient, kind and so helpful. Food was lovely and nothing was too much!
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In May 2026, Michael J said about Holiday Inn Preston
Staff where friendly and very helpful, Amanda was amazing and went above and behind to help, nothing was to much trouble for her.
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In May 2026, Cez01 said about Holiday Inn Preston
Dyan in the restaurant is amazing. Such a fantastic host. A comfortable and welcoming holiday inn. Would recommend.
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In May 2026, Stay57150104250 said about Holiday Inn Preston
Really good hospitality and the hotel is in a really good location.
Our room was really comfy and we slept well, we stayed over before getting the train in the morning.
Everyone we spoke with were really lovely and provided great customer
Our room was really comfy and we slept well, we stayed over before getting the train in the morning.
Everyone we spoke with were really lovely and provided great customer
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In September 2015, christinedavidson39 said about Hestercombe Gardens
It is several years since we have been here but we found it was disappointing as I could only access a small amount of the gardens in my mobility scooter which I have to use now. I could not see very much of the Edwardian and Victorian Garden at all and only a small bit of the landscaped Gardens. There was also a wedding party in the gardens which made us feel as though we were intruding when they were taking photos and I'm sure the guests did not want random members of the public wandering through. I understand the gardens are listed and therefore can not be altered for disabled access but this should be pointed out on your website that very little is accessible and I even had rang up for advice. I understand it is run by a charity and why you need to make money with weddings but I think you need to rethink how the wedding guests can be separate from the paying public. I was also very disappointed by the lack of flowers on show. Alot more could be done. Also the paths that were available for mobility scooters and wheelchairs was covered in large plants in several areas. I suggest someone uses a scooter themselves to check the paths regularly and you need more signs to show where they can go as it is not always clear.
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In September 2015, Ann R said about Hestercombe Gardens
Well worth a visit to the gardens, the house let it down even though there was a art display but the gardens more than made up for it.
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In September 2015, Sharyn L said about Hestercombe Gardens
Hestercombe is fantastic, its a slice of heaven, i wandered around and found myself very relaxed, all the staff were very welcoming from the entrance hall to the gardeners, the food is very good in the cafe. Why did i wait this long to visit ?
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In September 2015, Mr Deveed said about Hestercombe Gardens
Very enjoyable experience, and the formal gardens are stunning. We we a little shocked at the £10.50 entry fee per person though . .
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In September 2015, Ash C said about Hestercombe Gardens
Nice place..nice walks. Nice coffee but the price of the cakes takes the piss
Great for dogs and would recommend but still not the cakes
Great for dogs and would recommend but still not the cakes
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In September 2015, KimM750 said about Hestercombe Gardens
After a late lunch in the rather expensive cafe (£6 for an albeit very nice baguette and £2 for a small bottled water), we decided to walk around the gardens. However, as it was by then 3.30pm, we decided against paying the £10.50 per person entry fee! Surely later in the day the rate should be halved?
Shame, as a walk would have been nice and at least the charity would have received some entrance fee from us but not at over £40 for the four of us for a couple of hours visit.
If you visit, ensure you go for the whole day, and if on a budget, take a picnic.
Shame, as a walk would have been nice and at least the charity would have received some entrance fee from us but not at over £40 for the four of us for a couple of hours visit.
If you visit, ensure you go for the whole day, and if on a budget, take a picnic.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk