Best Western Bell in Driffield

Loved our stay here. You get what it says, an old style hotel with charm and history. Excellent spa facilities and great staff. Would definitely recommend. Driffield itself lovely place with friendly peole less

A group of us booked to come to the spa for a cocktail/use of spa facilities evening. It was £22pp which was so reasonably priced and we were pleasantly surprised at the facilities use for this cost. Annabelle went above and beyond, she was accommodating, welcoming, and it made it feel like a warm and inviting atmosphere. The woman serving the drinks I didn’t catch her name but she was also very friendly and chatty. It really felt like a very inviting and welcoming space. We got use of all the facilities, with a cocktail on arrival and then as I don’t drink Annabelle went to the bar to help bring me over some non alcoholic soda. We will definitley return and look for more events like this, great use of the space, good pricing and lovely staff. less

Great! Our room was wheelchair friendly with a large wet room. Comfy sleeps over four nights. Breakfast was very good and substantial. Staff were very, very friendly, our only gripe was there were no dinners available, soon to be rectified I was told. We didn’t partake of the spa facilities. less

as the title says quaint and old fashioned with wood panelling to the bar and restaurant. Breakfast very good. the bedrooms are a bit higgledy pigeddly as you would expect with such an old building. Our room was a good size with an attached longe area where we took our nightcaps. If ever in Driffield again I would stay there for sure. less

Wanted a few days away over the half term, were looking at the coast, but this Best Western hotel came up and we have used them in the past. I can't comment on the normal double rooms as we paid a bit extra for a "superior room". We were extremely pleased with the room (or should I say room's). You entered the room, which was a sitting room with a sofa, writing desk and chair, a large chest of drawers and a full length mirror. There were two more small pieces of furniture which turned out to be commodes (don't worry, these were only for decoration). The next room was the actual bedroom, the bed was very high up and solid wood with a canopy and drapes, I found this to be very comfortable. There was more solid wood furniture, a small set of drawers, two bedside cabinets and another cabinet which had the TV on it. The bathroom was the next room with the toilet beyond that. We had tea at coffee making facilities, replenished each day, including biscuits. We did not have food at the hotel in the evening, nor did we use the spa facilities, but we were booked for breakfast. They had a choice of cereal and juices, yogurt and croissant. A long while since we have stayed in a hotel where they actually bring you a pot of tea or coffee rather than having to help yourself. Also, being a small hotel, they make your toast and the food is cooked fresh to order. I thought the full breakfast was extremely good. Our room was facing the road, and there was music in the bar opposite one night until after midnight (possibly just because of bank holiday), but I just closed the double glazing. It is rather old fashioned, the floors do creak ( I think this is mentioned on the hotel website), that's what we liked about it. I managed to park on arrival, no problems but we stayed in Driffield one day and went out by train the other two (station only a few minutes walk from hotel). We also found the staff friendly and helpful. Well done if you have read all of this, I rarely do reviews and never this long, but there seem to be a vast difference in other reviews, almost like they are talking about two completely different hotels, we really loved it. less