Millgate House Hotel

Stayed here several times over the years - still lovely in a quiet location near the centre of town. Room was comfy and spacious, but no window to open for fresh air. But a hotel offering no food? REALLY? Yes unfortunately - fond memories of the great meals and lovely breakfasts of the past in the dining room - no longer available. With meals go visits to the bar, wine etc... Will the owners wake up to the fact that you are driving the guests into the arms of local restaurants (there are plenty within walking distance) and checking out early to go to the other end of town for an unlimited breakfast for 2 at under £20? Doubtful we'll be back, unless to up your game....

There was a big car park when I arrived and I found my way to reception and had to ring up as nobody there. That was ok as staff was showing someone to their room... I was staying there for the first time for an annual event I attend not far away. On the phone I asked for a room overlooking the car park as I have a vehicle I need to keep an eye on. I got a room at the otherside, so i was in and out checking my vehicle during the night even though they have 24hr staff and CCTV as the car park isn't well lit. On opening the room door it was hot and stuffy and I couldn't open the top sash window and there were no blinds or net curtains and I didn't fancy sprawling out naked trying to cool down with an open bottom window for all to see in ... I roasted all night. There is a fan, but it was of little use as I couldn't get the heat out and had to close the thick curtains ...It was like an oven. The room itself is nice enough and the mood lighting is nice although the only bright light is by the door!, so it's hard to do any reading. Need a bright lamp by the bed. Keep the rest moof lighting though, that's a nice touch.. I was drained by the morning looking forward to a nice shower, and the shower was great :) .... But, the wall lights again are very dim and the heat was still in the room. I struggled to do my make up with such dim lighting. Dim roof ceiling light would be great at night but please put brighter bulbs by the mirror. I left the hotel sweaty, worn out and felt I must look awful could not do my make up properly .... If I was a man not needing to do make up and was on the top floor with the window open for the night, it might has resulted in a better review as the place generally is fine for the price and you can pay cash (even better) If this was 4 in a bed feedback, this would be my feedback. Charming helpful staff and very clean room and the dated bits don't bother me that much, it feels kinda homely. Would have slept like a log in that comfy bed if I had privacy with the window and could leave top one open a bit securely. Loved the outside facilities...I should have slept there ...That outdoor seating area is simply fabulous and a great attraction and the car park is big too. Would you stay here again? hmmmm! No, not with windows and lighting like that in a downstairs room Yes, but a top floor room and I'll take bulbs next time and hope they fit. I kinda really like this place, but this stay has put me off for 2025 ... We shall see... I shall ring up and see what my room will be like ...

It was fine at first despite no restuarant, and nthen on the last night of our stay because ur room.is so close to the front entrance the amount of people being noisey at midnight is a joke. Im.heavily pregnant and need sleep it would be quieter if i slept in my car!! The rooms are so hot i needed the window open which makes it even worse, no reapect for anybody, so i am.awake at 1am with a 4 hour drive to do in morning and i had to pay for this privelige. What a joke

Our double room was spacious, warm and comfortable. The bed although not big was comfortable. Close to town river and the castle. Good shower and bathroom area with lovely large towels. Plenty of parking. Coffee making facilities, No fridge.

Total shoddy and outdated hotel, no aircon in rooms no fan and a window that you can’t open so no ventilation in room Room furniture was total outdated stuff from the 70s and the bed was a cheap crap metal double bed that squeaked every time you moved an inch Cleanliness was not exactly on the list either with several big spiders and cobwebs that joined us for our over night stay Considering the room was £100 for a nights stay without breakfast it’s a score of zero from us which will match the hours we slept during the stay due to the heat in the room

Well I am on the road two to three nights a week and this hotel was not a good choice, Dark badly lit rooms it was very difficult to work past dark. I have stay elsewhere in Newark for £100 per night and it was different class. This place needs to invest money. Cheap furniture all bubbled up along with lamps that didn’t work. Not the cleanest 😠😠