Top Hotels Near National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port from AU$76

"Staff helpful, breakfast was lovely and reasonably priced. Pretty view from room. Got a free upgraded room too which was a lovely surprise thank you."

"Extremely friendly staff nice room and bathroom "

"Stayed here for a gig in Liverpool, in terms of the hotel building and furnishings, it's starting to show it's age a little, could do with a refurb, however for the cheap price we paid, I didn't mind it. Staff were absolutely lovely from start to finish, 10-15 mins walk to the nearest Merseyrail station for links into Chester and Liverpool. Overall would recommend if you're looking for somewhere cheap and cheerful in the Wirral."

"Great stay. Nice hotel with great facilities and efficient staff."

"Difficult to find and not very good signage or GPS directions to the hotel but extraordinarily convenient to the airport. You walk right across to the airport from the hotel in no time at all."

"Good value for parking"

"fast check in, decent quality hotel with access to David Lloyd next door, helpful staff, comfortable bed"

"The room was as expected and we enjoyed the shower. The door to the adjoining room was not good for sound insulation, so the neighbouring family kept us awake and I'd imagine we disturbed them in the morning with our early start. The main bed was also too firm, but the second bed was just right. It is a lovely setting, the breakfast was amazing and the staff were all friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the swimming pool, though my 12 year old son didn't like the communal men's changing room."

"I have stayed at Inglewood Manor many times. The grounds are spectacular and a true "heaven" after a hard day’s work. Rooms are outstanding and clean with firm mattresses that are just right for me. WiFi was OK. However, service this stay was a let down. At check-in, there was an issue with my Expedia VIP voucher. I find it frustrating that Expedia advertises these if the hotel doesn't honor them. I got frustrated because of the principle of being promised something. The staff member eventually offered their own 20% food and drink voucher, but he should have led with that to avoid the frustration. That evening, I wanted to eat on the garden patio. Reception didn't know if I could have restaurant meals there and couldn't be asked to find out, telling me to ask the bar. The young bartender looked at me blankly, said he didn't know, and just pointed out the lounge. When I repeated I wanted to eat outside, he finally said he would find out. I took my drink and waited, but no one ever came back. Since I had my laptop out, I wasn't going to pack everything up to ask again, so I went to bed without dinner. Breakfast was good and staff there were friendly. At check-out, I was told the voucher should have been given to the restaurant. They discounted the drink but not breakfast, claiming it "wasn't at their restaurant." It is not about a measly few pounds, but the principle. I love staying here, but the staff were very hit and miss this time."