This four star award winning hotel, originally known as Charnwood House, dates back to the ... more
time of the Doomsday book. Modern demands are met with each bedroom being equipped to the highest standard. The outstanding cuisine, the delightful surroundings ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The highly acclaimed four star Quorn Country Hotel offers award winning cuisine combined ... more
with large and newly refurbished bedrooms It's delightful surroundings and the tranquillity of the gardens leading down to the River Soar are appreciated by many o...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Discover all that Loughborough has to offer with Quorn Country Hotel as a base. All ... more
hotel's guestrooms have all the conveniences expected in a hotel in its class to suit guests' utmost comforts. Each of the hotel's guestrooms offers non smoking rooms...
Advantages: Healthier option to real mince. Disadvantages: None
When it comes to food reviews, I find it hard to think of what to say. How can you enthuse over taste and texture so much to fill out a five hundred word review? How can one heap praise over smell and simplicity so much that the late and great Keith Floyd would be impressed? Yet I have wanted to talk about Quorn for a while and I simply must let it out. It is like a volcano wanting to erupt and blast its lava upon the Earth. Well, here?s my Volcano folks, here?s my Etna, my Vesuvius?
First of all, I am not a vegetarian. I tried it for a while, but I have this weakness for bacon, chicken, for Big Macs (only occasional ones) and for sausages (yes, I know what goes in them, but I choose to ignore this, I buy quality ones anyway). However, I don?t really care for the fattiness of mince meat, nor its rubbery taste. My friend once suggested ...
Borg 20.10.2009 (24.10.2009)
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Quorn Mince
Advantages: Friendly staff, clean Disadvantages: Pricey, can have a few problems
My partner, daughter and I stayed at this hotel a couple of times when we go and visit the family up there.
From the outside the hotel looked beautiful and clean and looked really big, as soon as i stepped in the doors i was weary but the staff are all nice and always had a smile on their faces.
The hotel could do with a bit of a lift inside, the rooms wasn't as big as expected from the outside but was well furnished with all your little pieces ( trouser press, tea/coffee etc)
The restaurant was nice with all your traditional food, the waiters and waitresses all know what they are doing and don't mess around, there was one complaint on the next table about a steak wasn't cooked right and the waiter offered to change it straight away, The waiter then came back out and said the steak was all from the same bit lot and it will ...
Advantages: Great accomodation, great food, friendly and helpful staff Disadvantages: Closed from November to March
entering the hotel we were greeted by Duncan, the hotel chef and co manager, who I am very pleased to say is of Scottish origins. What a delight to go to a Scottish hotel and be greeted by an actual Scotsman, I would expect to go to other countries and be greeted by locals at any accommodation I choose to stay at. After several minutes of conversation with Duncan we were shown to our room and told to make ourselves comfortable.
Types of Break offered
Glenfinnan House hotel offers 3 different types of break for residents; the short break, the romantic break and seasonal breaks. Or alternatively you can just book however many nights you wish to stay with bed and breakfast with the option to add dinner on per night for a £30.00 supplement, their tariff includes a per night and per week cost.
The Short Break
The short break is ...
