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"Perfect"

"Rooms are well appointed and clean with comfortable, large beds. The quality of food at breakfast was good, but hotel was very busy and there were not enough staff on to keep the breakfast buffet replenished and clear tables, and seating was at a premium. A little chaotic. The hotel is undergoing refurbishment and so these issues may well resolve. There is a car park which is run privately and you have to pay for. It’s not really large enough for a hotel of that size."

"love it there."

"1. Imagine traveling from 🇺🇸 the time difference, trying to sleep with a toddler and by 7am the sound of drilling from each room beside you. Staff say its repairs so they must proceed. Totally understand but wish there was a mention online. 2. Kept my slippers and my daughter's slippers on even in the room. The carpet is yacky! dingy!!! 3. Not much air circulation."

"All change at the Buxton Crescent, so be careful what is and isn't included in your booking. Have stayed here many times B&B to take advantage of the Pools and to some extent, Spa facilities. After the takeover by Champneys, access to these is no longer included if you book through a third party or if you only book B&B with the hotel directly. Then there's a charge of £40pp to access pool and spa. Which seems steep to me. To access pool and spa within your booked price, you need to book dinner, and B&B directly with the hotel. Hope that's helpful. As a reminder, it remains a great hotel in a great location - which is why we've stayed several times before. May need to reconsider future occasions though."

"We stayed at the Dakota Hotel for our anniversary and while the hotel itself is undeniably stylish, there were a few disappointing aspects that didn’t match the standard being presented. The interiors are beautiful and the overall atmosphere is lovely, especially for a special occasion. The room was clean and comfortable, and staff were polite and welcoming. However, the parking was a let-down. The car park felt quite scruffy and poorly maintained, and having to pay extra for it didn’t feel justified given the condition and the price point of the hotel. More importantly, the lack of basic amenities was surprising. There were no robes, slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, or even a hair dryer provided. For a hotel that markets itself as luxury, these are fairly standard expectations and their absence was noticeable. Overall, while the hotel looks the part, it doesn’t fully deliver on the details you’d expect at this level. With a few improvements, it could be a much better experience."