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Alton Towers Hotel

Name: Alton Towers Hotel
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Alton Towers Resort · UK

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Is there a theme park resort with more themed rooms than Alton Towers Hotel?

Ask ten people which is the 'top' English theme park, and most will say Alton Towers. One not-so-insignificant factor is the resort-esque approach to on-site accommodations, which is surprisingly rare in the UK. The Alton Towers Hotel - one of five accommodation options at the theme park - is fun, full of character, and packed with themed rooms that turn a sleepover into part of the adventure.

Top things to do during your stay at the Alton Towers Hotel

Alton Towers Resort has grown and developed over the years, and, most certainly it is home to more than the UK’s top rollercoasters. Guests who choose to extend their trip by booking a short break at Alton Towers Hotel will find lots to do. Besides the major theme park on its doorstep, the Alton Towers hotel provides an array of activities and entertainment for guests.

How to get to Alton Towers Resort

Whether your trip to Alton Towers Resort is a domestic staycation, or you’re traveling to the UK especially, your journey should be quite straightforward. Alton Towers central location is one the factors that’s helped the theme park resort become Britain’s premier attraction.

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Rating

4,233 reviews

Location 4.5

Sleep Quality 3.6

Rooms 3.7

Service 4.0

Value 3.3

Cleanliness 4.0

Inspire622096

Travel Lodge better, Hotel stuck in the 80's

Outdated and overwhelmed. Family of 4 who travelled all day to get to the hotel only to find ALL the eating slots were full. Ended up ordering in, which was actually cheaper and apparently easier as Dominos was doing a good trade in & out. The app is a joke. Tried to book for breakfast with a free timeslot on the app and it said it's not available. It's available on the app! Costa was closed when we arrived (5pm). Rooms are dated and the Travel Lodge would have been a better option. Don't waste the money.

259carlyna

Go to a Premier Inn!

The hotel is dated and has no magic anymore. Check in was smooth but they couldn’t find our meal times at the restaurant. Room was ok - nothing special. We constantly had conflicting information about park times etc - staff are overwhelmed. The restaurant was a joke. We were on the dining plan but no one understood how to redeem it. Service was slow and good sub par. Next time we will just book a premier inn!

The_Owls_10South Yorkshire, England

Coca Cola Room Alton Towers Hotel

We stayed 1 night in the Coca Cola Room for my son’s Christmas Present. It was a fantastic experience and he loved it. We both enjoyed our 1 night stay and glad we have done it but it is definitely not worth the money, it was very over priced. The room was more like a suite with lots of room, though there was only 2 of us. The room was very clean. Despite the price paid, Alton Towers have still penny pinched and gone from including Pringles and a large box of Roses to giving you 6 packets of walkers crisps and a small packet of Cadbury chocolate buttons. The sinks are very badly designed in the Coca Cola Room, the taps are way too far away from the sinks so it’s impossible not to flood the counters when you wash your hands. The decoration, colour and sounds are fab but won’t stay in it again as it’s far too expensive. We have also noticed the penny pinching when we went down for breakfast. They used to have two cooked breakfast counters, now it’s down to one. There were far too many people for the breakfast offered so lots of people waiting around for the buffet food to be brought out has they had already ran out of a few of the items. Some of the kitchen staff were miserable and rude, as was one of the bar staff in margaritas bar on the Friday night (man with longish hair tied up). Was clearly not happy to be asked to make a mocktail. Pulling faces, huffing and puffing and banging glasses to show his annoyance making us feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. Big shout out to Mick at the Alton Towers Hotel, always friendly, polite and welcoming every-time we’ve been, this time being no exception. Always makes an effort to talk to everyone and takes a genuine interest in people. What a fantastic asset he is to the company ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

lisamL5148WS

Disappointing at best

Disappointing at best! From check-in to leaving our stay was underwhelming! Lots of angry upset families at check in, staff had very little customer service skills and self check in was broken! The hotel is very tired and overly priced, we had stayed before and it’s certainly lost its magic ! Our room was filthy and the children’s bunk beds covered in thick dust. The bathroom was very tired and needed a good clean! The evening buffet is overly priced for what you get +£100 for a family of 4! Long waiting times at breakfast despite going down at 7.30, not enough staff or food stations to cater for guests. Staff lacked any motivation and the restaurant area was messy. Weatherspoons serves a better breakfast! Asked for vegetarian options and waited over 30 minutes for it to be brought out ! My gluten free bread never arrived despite asking staff multiple times. The hotel used to be lovely and staff really helpful, but there has been a big change over the last few years. If you are wanting a magical family stay then this is not the place !!

FIFI_T_TRAVELMilton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, England

An amazing stay

I booked a stay at Alton Towers Hotel for our family of 10 - 6 adults and 4 children - as part of a weekend break to celebrate my husband's special birthday. After reading some of the reviews, I was a little worried that the stay would be disappointing. I was very proved very wrong, the stay surpassed all our expectations and, from the oldest, 70, to the youngest, 3, we all loved our stay. Some of the highlights were : The staff, who were all super friendly and helpful The rooms, which were beautifully themed and spotlessly clean (as were all the public areas). The breakfast - we had no waiting (we'd pre-booked) and the buffet selection was lovely and well stocked. The setting - in quiet grounds, far enough from the park to be peaceful, but close enough that we were in the action after 10-15 minutes walk. Thanks for a wonderful stay - we are already thinking of doing it again 😊

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