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The castle hotel where Elizabeth I spent his childhood is really beautiful, the environment is beautiful, and the medieval castle hotel itself is classic and beautiful, it is worth visiting. Service is good, breakfast is good, as long as it is not a weekend, the price is super high, it is definitely worth a stay |

The hotel is in a really good location and is clean! The room is a good size and has everything you need from tea and coffee an iron and a hair dryer. The staff at the front desk are very friendly. The only problem I had was that every where in the hotel was very hot the room does have air con tho so once your in there it’s ok. We would stay there again

the staff is amazing!! there was a nice young man was glasses on I didn't know his name but he helped me with getting me and my partner coffees we had a laugh with him too him, Dora and Sarah made us feel so welcome the food was so lovely aswell we will defiantly be staying here again thank you

This was a lovely hotel a beautiful building with fine views. So welcoming and most delicious food especially the breakfast.The rooms a spacious and well appointed. The hotel grounds are well kept and staff members so friendly. A very relaxing atmosphere

My husband and I are regulars, however I have to compliment the superb meal that we had on Friday night, we both had a steak which was cooked to perfection, plus the chips were crispy and hot. We were made to feel like nothing was too much trouble. What a great evening it was!

Excellent accomodation, very helpful and friendly staff from check in to leaving. The room was quiet, warm, clean, and a lovely size, although, the shower door is a slide door, and I am a larger person, so it was a little close climbing in and out, but plenty of room once in. Toiletries are provided. The TV was a bit of a nuisance as there was a bit of signal issues, causing the programmes to stutter. Breakfast is served from 8.00, an all you can eat buffet for just £7, bargain. Food was piping hot and very fresh. Fruit juice, tea and coffee readily available. There are no tea making facilities in the room, but for the price of a room I think it would not be cost effective to provide this, however, you can easily get complimentary tea/coffee from the bar throughout the day and evening. Speaking with the management on this subject, it was suggested that they were considering a possible drinks package that could be pre booked at a small extra cost if the individual required it. This may work. There is ample parking, but there are also about 4 buses an hour travelling to the city centre, a day ticket would save a fortune. All in all, having spent a lot of the past year staying at a much pricier hotel further up the road, (I paid less for 3 nights here compared to 1 night at my usual hotel), I would recommend The Wyken Inn to anybody. I certainly wasn't disappointed, and I will be using them again.

Really nice hotel, was incredibly clean. Only issue we had was the walls were seemingly paper thin, and lots of people were drunkenly shouting. We called reception to ask if they could ask them to quiet down at around midnight, rhe noise continued until 1am. I went and asked reception again if they could speak with the noisy guests, but instead of speaking to them they just said we could change rooms. When it's 1am, you've already unpacked and only staying for one night; repacking and unpacking again isn't ideal. Did ruin the stay to be honest. Not the fault of the hotel that other guests were being loud, but would be nice if they'd have actually spoken to them instead of just offering to change our room in the middle of the night.