Hampton by Hilton Nuneaton

Very comfortable bed and pillows had the best nights sleep

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Room we choose on pre check in wasn't allocated to us when we arrived. Stating its not available due to maintenance. No one contacted us about this prior to our arrival. If we had known we would have cancelled our stay. Disappointed and it's ruined our stay.

Lovely hotel. Super friendly staff. Big, clean rooms with a huge TV, which my partner really appreciated. Good showers and large beds. I saw a review complaining of cold showers but ours was perfect. We appreciated the iron and ironing board, and the herbal tea (upon request). The only downside is that they insist you give them an extra £50 upon arrival. You get it back at the end, but if you refuse to pay you aren't allowed to stay, so it's '£50 or else'. I didn't like that. I'd rather sign to say I'll pay for any damages, but that wouldn't produce interest in the bank. It might stop me going again, which is a pity as we otherwise enjoyed our stay.

Amazing breakfast. Great service. Really enjoyed the waffles. Great selection of things to choose. Staff very friendly. Will definitely go again and tell my friends and family about the service. Beds were also very comfortable. Can wait to stay again

We were visiting Crufts so stopped for a night here. My husband has travelled a lot for work and is a Hilton gold card member so this was a free stay on points. The hotel seems to be in a regeneration area and there are building sites and boarded up buildings around. It is also on a very busy main road. So - the good bits - plenty of parking, albeit for £12 per night and a bright open reception, when you could find the entrance. Which wasn't obvious at first. And the staff are just delightful. Polite, helpful and cheerful. Which is just as well as we were not entirely impressed with the rest of the hotel. On checking in, as gold card members we were offered a 'drink and a snack' free of charge. Tea and biscuits maybe, a gin and tonic and some nuts perhaps? Actually a choice between a tin of Pepsi or a bottle of water and either a packet of Skittles or a packet of Aero's. Not really our thing, but anyway. The room was very small. Bright and well lit - laminate floor with a rug under the bed (?) a sort of corner sofa (very hard) and just a dresser with kettle etc and nothing much else. Minimal hanging and no storage. But fine for an overnight. Hiltons have always had lovely, luxurious bathrooms. This one was small, very small. The only hooks and hanger in the shower itself (?). But adequate - or it would have been if we could have coaxed anything other than lukewarm water from the shower. As the room itself was very cold, a hot shower would have been welcome. The towels were fluffy at least. One of those rooms with a sealed window so you rely on the aircon. Which blew lukewarm. Nothing we could do would persuade it to warm up the room. The quilt on the bed was fairly thin - which usually doesn't matter in hotels, but with a lukewarm shower, lukewarm room and nothing much on the bed we clung together all night for warmth! It was a pretty hard bed and pretty uncomfortable pillows too. So we thought we might have a light supper downstairs - as encouraged by the receptionist. We don't eat meat. Most other things, but not meat. There really wasn't anything much and what there was was hugely expensive - particularly as we just knew it would be out the freezer and into the microwave. We chose a couple of toasted paninis. They arrived with a big smile from the waitress which was nice. They were very toasted paninis and had simply been plonked down on a plate - no salad, no garnish. Very, very toasted paninis full stop. For £9.99 each. After a very chilly and uncomfortable night's sleep and a lukewarm shower we tottered down to breakfast. The famous Hilton Breakfast. Well, there was a bit of cooked stuff and a bit of cold stuff and some breads various. The fresh fruit was either defrosted fruits of the forest or very elderly watermelon (which had reached the slimy stage). There was yoghurt and nuts and seeds and if you love waffles you could make your own. And the usual tea and coffee machines etc etc. Frankly, you'd do better at a greasy spoon. We r