Best Western Bell in Driffield

Hotel is over 200 yrs old in building. rooms .we had room 11 nice bed area opened a small door down 5 small steps in to a comfy sitting room wasn’t expecting that . Plenty of hot water clean to a good standard remembering it old and not just built staff were helpful . You no there is a virus and with that still make it comfy .. breakfast finning at 09.30 and pool and spa don’t open till 8 is a bit rushed but would definitely use again less

My husband and I booked this hotel as an overnight stay on the way back from Bridlington we booked an executive room expecting something a little special we where so disappointed when we looked at what was Offered it was dusty dirty and smelled like it had not been opened up and aired since the beginning of lockdown Now I know hotels are having a bad time at the moment but there is no excuse for for dust dirt and cobwebs of which there where plenty the bed was was nearly 4ft high being only 5ft tall myself made it an impossible event to get into.not that I would want to get into that bed because with so many cobwebs and a canopy’s over the bed I have one guess were the spiders were . We refused to take the room we was offered one more room with to my horror a four poster bed complete with spiders we refused both rooms.we paid £104 for room only which is not exactly the cheapest room. The wallpaper was peeling off the ceiling in places and the air smelled really bad we went back to reception and told them we didn’t want to stay. We had a word with the receptionist and she said we would not be charged for the room. Well three days went by then I noticed that the hotel had charged me £104 for a room we didn’t stay in. less

First of all there isn’t much parking especially if you don’t have a small car. What spaces there are were reduced by those taken up with a skip and van (which is actually visible on google maps so must be permanent!) and also the disabled spaces all taken up with table and chairs for outdoor dining etc. Presumably for Covid but what about designating others spaces for disabled use?!!! All the spaces are very tight and we waited about 40 minutes for a lady who was going to actually get her car out of a space (someone else had to move to let her out) only to find we couldn’t fit our car into the space. Receptionist said there would be spaces later when staff went and suggested we use the local public car park about 10 minutes away. The hotel is quite nice with some quirky old furniture. Room was clean and comfortable although a bit old fashioned. I wouldn’t rule out staying here again but not rushing back soon. less

A great hotel which reminds you of a trip back to the 50 and 60’s. The room was clean and comfortable, the services were great and the staff were very friendly and helpful. One of the best breakfasts I’ve had. less

Stayed here for one night only as a stop over to meet friends. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms have what you require tea, coffee etc hairdryer. Should you forget anything the reception have supplied for you complimentary which is very kind. Breakfast was delicious and plenty to choose from cooked nice and fresh. The place has history around it with an old well in place, creeping floorboards but that goes with territory. The information file in the rooms are very informative. There was a couple of singers on on the Saturday night which were entertaining. The car parking can be a concern it’s very tight and you can easily get blocked in. Unfortunately we didn’t get chance to try out the Spa too busy exploring the town, you cannot go wrong for pubs! I certainly would recommend and stay again. less