Cley Hall

Easy to check in. Single room has plenty of space. Great choice for breakfast. Very helpful staff. Close to everything, from the sights of Spalding to great places to drink and eat.

Myself and Dr Peters and our 10 month baby, stayed in the hotel apparently in there luxury top executive family suite @ £86 a night, (it’s better known as faulty towers and been on 4 in a bed and looking and reading about I see why), No running cold water at all!! The water was undrinkable as the cold tap was running warm water at all times, shower also had same issues even more so, (room 18) the shower was far too hot, very little way to cool the water down in the mixer shower, one towel for a family of 3!! (no consideration, bad management, smelt old and unpleasant). Very cold rooms (very tight on the heating, they had full control over the heating at night), letting you freeze in winter, you have no thermostat control in your room, it was miserably & cold and our baby was very cold are were we too, noisy guests and very thin walls, heard everything, writing this review at 4am, I’m very angry indeed, when our baby woke up cold crying and I can clearly see why. We are not impressed at all. They hotel has single glazed windows you hear all the traffic going pass on the road like jet engines!! (VERY LOUD, ALL NIGHT LONG) unrested and worst hotel we have ever experienced in our lives. We can’t wait to leave and decided to book another hotel on the way back home as we are all exhausted and tired from this place and unable travel as we so tired. A tent would have been warmer in a garden. Avoid at all cost, not clever. No point in complaining as literally they won’t do nothing, place needs closing down. It’s just a money making pit with no customer satisfaction, any excuses I’d love a full refund that’s not going to happen and I really would tell others please don’t go here!!

Stayed here for 2 nights on our way to Norfolk. We had the Attic Executive room, which was a bit of a climb but worth it for the peace and quiet. The bed was very comfortable and excellent pillows, which we have issues with in most other places. Breakfast is excellent all round with good choices. very well ciiked and tasty, we also had an evening meal which again was excellent, steak was amazing.

Quick and efficient check in, managed to upgrade our room too. Gemma was very helpful during our stay and is a real credit to the hotel. Having breakfast in our room was a huge help as my husband wasn’t feeling very well. Breakfast was delicious! Sure we will be staying again.

just returned form two night at Cley Hall Hotel. Excellent in every respect. Large comfortable bed, walk-in shower, great breakfast, room and bedding extra clean. Very friendly and helpful staff. Could not have asked for more. Parking was easy, even when they had a wedding on that Saturday night

Disappointed with our rooms in the Coach house. We were on a special event so wanted somewhere really nice for daughter and husband from Australia. We paid £327 for 3 small rooms which were very warm but traffic so noisy we couldn't sleep with them open. The bed more of a trampoline not as good as premium or Travelodge. I'm sure it's nicer in the main part of Hotel . The Coach house smelt a bit musty when we opened the main door. Nicely carpeted but basic in all other ways. This is our honest appraisal of the coach house that should have been much cheaper.

We only stayed one night, but everything was spot on. Very friendly staff, especially Anna, the General Manager. Room was just as advertised, large, clean, comfortable with mini kitchen. We are in the restaurant. Well cooked homely food.

We have stayed at the Cley Hall hotel before and it was nice to come back. This is what I tend to think of as a Country House style of hotel and all the public rooms have traditional and very comfortable decor and furnishings. Check in was welcoming and friendly and our Executive Double room (number 5) is spacious and very nicely decorated and furnished. The only warning I’d give is that the huge wooden bed has large feet which stick out several inches and have real toe stub potential! The room is at the front of the hotel, overlooking the river, and while there is some traffic noise during the day it is perfectly quiet at night. Breakfast consists of the usual buffet of juices, cereals fruits etc and a good choice of hot dishes. Whereas my wife declared her scrambled eggs with smoked salmon to be very good, my Full English was a rather underwhelming affair on both mornings, simply because the ingredients had clearly been cooked quite a while before and kept warm on hot plates or in the oven. All in all however we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and the Cley Hall will certainly be our hotel of choice on any return to Spalding.

We stayed at the Cley Hall Hotel for one night whilst visiting relatives. I asked for a rear facing room because the front rooms have traffic noise. The room was ok but a little dated. The shower was over the bath and needed a hand rail to get in and out of the bath. The tap to operate the shower was quite stiff. Also the drains were partially blocked. This was reported to Management. There was mould around the edge of the bath. Breakfast was very good.