Local Reviews
In January 2018, Terry R said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
This is an excellent venue for a wedding set in nice grounds built around the original Last Drop Village setting with cobblestones, fountain and well.
The rooms are very reasonably priced especially when the full English breakfast is included.
The Spa facilities are also very good with modern facilities.
The rooms are very reasonably priced especially when the full English breakfast is included.
The Spa facilities are also very good with modern facilities.
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In January 2016, dawn griffith said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Booked a spa day for a friends birthday. We got 2 treatments, the first being a back massage which was lovely & relaxing& definitely recommended. We then booked the manicure & polish which I was very disappointed with. It was done while we still lay on the bed after the back massage. There wasnt enough time for each layer to try properly so it got smudged as soon as we went to put our dressing gowns back on as we then felt rushed to leave the room as others were waiting to go in. I feel this part would have been much better if we had been sitting at one of the nail stations,
Lunch was lovely despite being served in a box but we had to ask for a cup of tea or coffee after. The coffee machine in the lounge area wasn't working & we were then told the coffee machine in the eating area wasn't working either s only basic tea or coffee available so quite disappointing.
Also there were children in the swimming sauna area which was not as relaxing as expected.
I don't feel it was worth the £69 each we paid for it
Lunch was lovely despite being served in a box but we had to ask for a cup of tea or coffee after. The coffee machine in the lounge area wasn't working & we were then told the coffee machine in the eating area wasn't working either s only basic tea or coffee available so quite disappointing.
Also there were children in the swimming sauna area which was not as relaxing as expected.
I don't feel it was worth the £69 each we paid for it
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In January 2020, Jan Rhodes said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Nice little independent shops, ie. clothes, bakers, gifts etc. However, pubs scruffy and dated and feels cold, both in atmosphere and temperature. May look better at night when you can't see it properly. Disappointed in how they've let it go. Lots of building work going on up the main drive, don't know what they're building but think that it'll take away the kirb appeal, shame as it was such a nice place.
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In January 2020, Katrina Entwistle-Dean said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
If the staff were friendly I would of rated 5 stars. However the staff were extremely rude in the breakfast room and took 15 minutes to take our order and when we went to check out the young girl on the desk was very short with no eye contact. A shame as the rooms and facilities are great
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In January 2018, Tony Pinder said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Visited the tea room for my Grandma's birthday with a party of 4. Ample parking along with a nice setting and exterior contrasted with a very uninspiring interior. Pleasant enough staff and a good selection of food; the sandwiches and scones were tasty but expensive for what they were, with the tea and coffee unfortunately falling short of the mark.
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In January 2019, Paul Scott said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Lovely hotel with really nice facilities. Food is priced high which is fine if it's good...it wasn't. Sent first order back which was pie of the day. The meat had seen better days. It was very fatty and hard to cut. I'll try another dish and if it's not up to scratch I'll be eating elsewhere for the rest of my stay.
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In January 2019, janet booth said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Would just like to say we were at our granddaughters wedding in the harmony suite. Food was nice however the bar area was very cold and the lady overseeing the event was very condescending towards my husband. She made the assumption because he was using a walking frame that he was senile and asked him if he would like a small/childs meal. I have to say my husband is neither senile or has dementia and can eat as well as any other adult!!!! My husband didn't make a fuss at the time but he was very upset as were other guests.
Please ensure your staff do not to make these kind of comments in the future.
Please ensure your staff do not to make these kind of comments in the future.
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In January 2020, Dawn Clarke said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
The Last Drop Village is set in lovely surroundings, check in was easy, staff on reception friendly, welcoming and professional. I am recovering from a broken foot so enquired about the vicinity of our room to the venue and parking, we were offered a room in the cottages next to "The Drop" venue and parking (free) which was a perfect location.
We had room 83 Belmont Cottage, the bedroom was actually more like a suite, with an entrance hall, dressing room with dressing table and chair, hairdryer and iron, a large bathroom with in bath shower and toiletries, a large bedroom with a very comfy king-size bed and a large single bed. The bedroom also had a coffee table and chairs and kettle with tea and coffee. All was tastefully decorated clean and very comfortable. Only down side to the otherwise perfect accomadation was no complementary biscuit to have with hot drinks and loud noise from party goers until around 1.40am.
The evening venue was in The Drop, this was set out like a pub with tables and chairs and a food serving bar, another room is attached with a drinks bar, seating and a dancefloor.
It's functional and looked like a dated country pub.
The food being served was a let down for me, I am vegetarian and the sandwiches were cut into triangles in rows of mixed meat and non meat and the bread was not fresh, the pizza and chips were both poor quality frozen and overcoooked. I totally understand that the hotel has to work within the customers budget but there is no excuse for poor cooking, and food presentation.
The spa is free to use for hotel guests, unfortunately we didn't have time to use but our friends did and said they really enjoyed it.
As we stayed Saturday night the Sunday breakfast was served from 7.30 - 11am. A hot traditional and continental buffet with a good fruit, cerial and bread selection as as much as you could eat. My husband and I have regular weekends away so we think we are good judges of breakfasts, and we both said breakfast was as good as any we have had previously if not better. Breakfast was very busy with guests but this did not make a difference, it all ran like clockwork. The staff were amazing, service with a smile and nothing was too much trouble. The food was hot, fresh, tasty and plentiful.
I would love to stay again but would eat before a party to avoid disappoint ment.
We had room 83 Belmont Cottage, the bedroom was actually more like a suite, with an entrance hall, dressing room with dressing table and chair, hairdryer and iron, a large bathroom with in bath shower and toiletries, a large bedroom with a very comfy king-size bed and a large single bed. The bedroom also had a coffee table and chairs and kettle with tea and coffee. All was tastefully decorated clean and very comfortable. Only down side to the otherwise perfect accomadation was no complementary biscuit to have with hot drinks and loud noise from party goers until around 1.40am.
The evening venue was in The Drop, this was set out like a pub with tables and chairs and a food serving bar, another room is attached with a drinks bar, seating and a dancefloor.
It's functional and looked like a dated country pub.
The food being served was a let down for me, I am vegetarian and the sandwiches were cut into triangles in rows of mixed meat and non meat and the bread was not fresh, the pizza and chips were both poor quality frozen and overcoooked. I totally understand that the hotel has to work within the customers budget but there is no excuse for poor cooking, and food presentation.
The spa is free to use for hotel guests, unfortunately we didn't have time to use but our friends did and said they really enjoyed it.
As we stayed Saturday night the Sunday breakfast was served from 7.30 - 11am. A hot traditional and continental buffet with a good fruit, cerial and bread selection as as much as you could eat. My husband and I have regular weekends away so we think we are good judges of breakfasts, and we both said breakfast was as good as any we have had previously if not better. Breakfast was very busy with guests but this did not make a difference, it all ran like clockwork. The staff were amazing, service with a smile and nothing was too much trouble. The food was hot, fresh, tasty and plentiful.
I would love to stay again but would eat before a party to avoid disappoint ment.
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In January 2020, Andrew Drake said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Good stay overall. Staff very helpful and friendly. Food was good, but verging on expensive for the quality and menu choice. Bedroom was clean and comfortable, but bathroom in need of a refurb. Poor shower with temperamental temperature regulation, and tile grouting is black with mould.
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In January 2022, Paul Sargent said about The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa
Superb as always really nice stay, relaxing meal was excellent as was breakfast.
Spa really good although the booking times are bit of a pain, you have to book a swim first then use of spa after, Common sense required with regards to social distancing etc.
Spa really good although the booking times are bit of a pain, you have to book a swim first then use of spa after, Common sense required with regards to social distancing etc.
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