College Court Hotel

Very nice service and free parking

周圍自然環境很好，就是一早10點不到被服務人員催着退房，其它都還行

A very reasonably priced bed and breakfast accommodation for our overnight stay in Leicester. Quiet location, friendly service with a sumptuous breakfast buffet spread. The room was comfortable, very clean and well appointed. Great value.

Designed by men for men l. this hotel is cheap at the weekend and close to the Leicester Uni accommodation. It used to be uni halls itself and has been reworked as a budget option. With a range of separate buildings a distance from reception However As a solo female traveller with a single booking and a female name I was put in the furthest building from reception and the car parking facilities 2 flights up at the end of a corridor. This lacks thought. I was honestly concerned for my safety. The room is also not designed with female travellers in mind having no mirror above the desk/dressing table and no chair near the mirror to dry your hair or do make up Shampoo is available no conditioner It’s 2025 they should be doing a lot better

Needing to spend a night in Leicester to visit the Public Records Office on Friday, I discovered this pleasant hotel. I attended Leicester Uni in the late 1960's for my degree so realised this was walking distance to university. My route through Victoria Park past the university from the station brought back endless memories. All the more poignant as I walked past my old digs in St Leonards Road to find College Court at the end of Queens Road in Knighton. It is owned by the university and presumably hosts many conferences and academic visitors. The front desk folk were very helpful, the room was perfectly comfortable, better than many hotels I've stayed in and breakfast included had an excellent variety of fruit/cereal/bread and cooked items. Bizarrely, I couldn't see any napkins which would have been handy on the bare table tops. A very minor quibble. Great value and conveniently half way to my destination, another two miles walk through Knighton Park the next day. Although I was happy to walk, I soon realised the bus service in Leicester is reliable and frequent and it seems the 44/44A would have taken me from outside the hotel to South Wigston. Indeed, I took the 47 back to the city centre straight down Welford Road. The hotel wasn't serving other meals but had a spacious bar and lounge for refreshments. On the recommendation of the staff, I walked 2 minutes left out of the hotel, round the corner to the Cradock Arms-a large and busy pub serving meals and a convenience store next door for snacks or newspapers.

the person at the bar is absolutely amazing. they are quick on their feet and are able to provide. they where finding stuff to do dispite how quiet it was in the bar, the service was absolutely amazing and i will come back again for a drink. they showed me through the takeway menu and showed me the tj pizza place of which i ordered from and the food was delicious! thank you for the drinks and directing me towards an unforgettable pizza