The Belfry Hotel & Resort

We had a lovely stay at the Belfry. We arrived quite late but had no problem checking in. The bar had a lovely atmosphere so we will definitely come again and hopefully stay for longer next time. We were really impressed with our suite and had everything we need plus more. The cot for our baby was all set up and we were impressed to have a nappy bin and changing mat. A special mention to Sarah who was very helpful and directed us to the child friendly areas. The breakfast was delicious and the staff in the restaurant and bar were also very helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back!

Booked an afternoon tea at the Belfry and we were served by Michelle, Alyson, and Ali. They worked together really well as a team. The whole experience was so relaxed and we were looked after amazingly well. The cocktails were delicious, the atmosphere was lovely too. We come every year as the service is always so fantastic. I would strongly recommend it for anyone wanting to book it.

A wonderful stay at The Belfry Hotel 🌟 It's been a long time since we visited the Belfry Hotel and so much has changed and expanded. From the moment we arrived, despite being super busy at the front desk Michelle’s incredible customer service set the tone, warm, attentive and genuinely thoughtful. All the staff made us feel welcome and cared for throughout our visit The beds were super comfy, had the perfect night’s sleep after a day of exploring and relaxing. Sam’s Bar was a highlight: excellent food, great atmosphere and service that felt both polished and personal catering for a party of 8, super efficient. The new pool area is absolutely stunning, modern, spacious, and a real treat for both relaxation and a refreshing dip with indoor and outdoor jacuzzi, sauna and steam and the kids slide was a huge hit! There really is something for everyone. Breakfast was another standout, with fresh, delicious options that catered to all tastes and dietary needs. Highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, great hospitality and a touch of luxury.

Booked in for spa break which included afternoon tea. Food and tea selections at the afternoon were both phenomenal, big variety to chose from and the quality was great. Would personally like to thank Alyson who served us for a great experience, she was very attentive and bubbly. Went above and beyond to make our experience great. Would definitely come back

We arrived late in the evening. Check in was fast and the receptionist was friendly and professional. We walked past the bar which had a lovely atmosphere. We went to our suite and were immediately impressed by it. The rooms were very large and were more than well equipped. This is our first holiday with our baby and it came complete with cot, changing mat and nappy bin. The rooms were immaculate and had a wide selection of tea and coffee. There was also a fridge which was very useful. We slept like babies and woke up fresh the next morning. Breakfast was quick, tasty and filling. After we checked out, we spent some time in the bar area. We had the privelige of speaking to Sarah who showed us to an area near reception which was an ideal space for our baby. Sarah was very helpful and professional. All in all, our stay was a 10/10. The prices are on par with some lesser establishments so the value for money as far greater. We will be returning for a longer stay in future.

The Belfry is stunning. We booked a spa day and overnight stay and were allocated a room in the new building. It was immaculately clean and very well designed. Robes and slippers provided in room. A nice little drinks station. A great dressing table with mirror. The TV is great, apps available to log into. Good quality shampoo and conditioner in the shower. The bed was one of the comfiest I've slept in. The pillows were amazing. The spa area for treatments is really nice, feels luxurious. The spa lounge is a nice touch, a plush, relaxing area for before and after treatments. The only criticism is the pool area is slightly dated. It's perfectly functional and there's nothing particularly wrong with it but it just doesn't feel quite as luxurious as the upstairs spa area. We had a 2 course lunch included with our spa day. The restaurant its in is lovely and you're welcome to go in in robes. The food was great - as was the dinner and breakfast we ordered via room service. Will 100% stay again.

It was our third time at the spa. I bought a groupon offer which included time in their fire & ice room (sauna etc), facial and massage, as well as afternoon tea. It does take a while to phone up and either speak to someone / or they call back, to make a booking. I found it easier to email my booking request!! But the spa is great. The Ambience is perfect! Staff are lovely!! One thing with fire & ice, each time we visit, there has been at least one thing not working like today it was the hydropool so it means you don't get the full experience for what you pay for. But I still like the spa! I recommend it. Plus the girls in the cafe are great, we couldn't eat all our cakes so the girl boxed them up for me to take home!!!

Thinking it was definitely time for some relaxation I headed to The Belfry for a solitary spa day. I had been given a gift voucher for which included treatments and afternoon tea. I called the week before and booked my slots. When I arrived there was some confusion as I was not listed on their systems. After waiting for half an hour in the café it turned out that I had been booked in on the wrong day. This was not a great start to my relaxation. However, the manager who dealt with me was very accommodating and took a 'customer is always right attitude' which went a long way to ease my growing annoyance. Once the issue was resolved I have to admit that I loved this place. It was quiet and charming. The facilities are incredible. The pool was a lovely temperature and the sun loungers were comfortable. There is a glass roofed area where you can lounge in the sun or if it is a very nice day there are loungers situated outside. After a short swim I went up for my first treatment, a facial. It wasn't the best that I have ever had but it was still nice. After this I went for afternoon tea which was incredible. My only suggestion would be to have a few more savoury items to go with the sweet. Next was the Fire and Ice Sensorium. I spent a full hours and a half in this area as it was just so good. Approximately 10 different stations offering different hot and cold sensory experiences including sauna's, showers, ice chips, sun lounge and massage pool. After another hour or two I went for my second treatment, a back massage. Again, not the best I have ever received but still enjoyable. All in all, I came out of this day feeling rejuvenated and had the best night of sleep I have experienced for a while. I would love to give this spa five stars, however the initial mixup (and waiting around) in addition to the so-so treatments have had to knock it down to four.

I came to the Belfry last week with around 200 colleagues for an annual work conference and everything was spot on. Check in, for that many people, was very well organised and we never had any issues. The conference itself ran without any glitches and the meal in the evening was delightful. My room was lovely! Exceptionally decorated to a very high standard and the bathroom suite was one that you can only dream of having in your house. For a golfing trip for the guys or a spa weekend for the girls this hotel won't disappoint.

The Belfry is an enormous complex, well positioned close to the M6 and M42 motorways near Birmingham. It is well-known for its golf which appears to have a good reputation but our experience of staying as guests was less favourable. From the outset, I should say that there appears to have been some problem with our pre-paid reservation, which I am still addressing with the hotel. Leaving that to one side, whilst our room was well-appointed and clean and tidy, it had disabled facilities, which is fine, but the washbasin in the bathroom was far too low for someone able-bodied as I am. The room was very warm and there seemed to be no means of reducing the temperature other than opening the window. This had the desired effect, save that it was looking out onto the bin store and there was a continuous machinery noise, probably a compressor. This, combined with party in the next room which we could hear clearly through the interconnecting (but locked) door, made for a restless night's sleep. Because the hotel is, in the main, low-rise, the distance between bedroom, function rooms, reception and the breakfast cafeteria were quite large so not particularly convenient. Breakfast was disappointing solid fried egg, dry black pudding, hot cereal bowls. We were in something of a hurry but, try hard as we might, we could not attract anyone's attention to provide tea or coffee. I'm in no hurry to return.

I visited for the first time today, with a group of 4 girls on a hen-do. This place has a beautiful golf course (which is what it is most known for) and host a number of weddings too. However, we came for the Fire and Ice Experience in the Spa. I had heard of it and was intrigued to see what it was all about. When we first went into the spa area, we walked up to the pool, as we were slightly early. The pool area was packed. There were no seats, insdie or out and no room in the spa pools and no room to swim! It was 11.15 and I was told that as check out isn't until Midday, then people were making the most of it. Luckily, out package (£49 each) was in a slightly different part of the spa. We walked through a door labelled Fire and Ice and were greeted by a friendly lady who guided us around. There were many different rooms to choose from - varying heat temperatures, from freezing to boiling! We were told that we had an hour and half and that turned out to be about right. It was very relaxing. You had your own towel, slippers and gown and could wonder from room to room as you pleased. Afterwards we sat outside Sam's bar at the other end of the hotel and all ate a lovely Chinese noodle salad and them chocolate truffle cake. It was nice, but nothing special and certainly not cheap. However you are paying for the location and on a lovely sunny day you really couldn't complain. Overall we had a great time and I would go back again - though not for a few months and maybe not at the same time of day.

Exclusive golf facilities comprising the Derby course, the PGA National and the Ryder Cup Brabazon course. The Brabazon is satisfactory, although not exactly what dreams are made of. The PGA represents better value and is at least as good a course as its more prestigeous sibling. The complex boasts a Hotel, huge on-site, well-stocked, golf shop, restaurant, health and fitness centre, pratice fields. There is also a nightclub (The Bel Air) which is well worth a visit, providing a good mix of music including dance, r&b and party. The Belfry, which is well situated near the A38, M42 and M6 toll, is ideal for a long weekend. You can take advantage of a round of golf, enjoy a relaxing meal and then complete the day with a few drinks in the Piano Bar and a 'boogie'!