The hotel is located about 5 minutes from J39 of the M1. It is situated on a small industrial estate. Not the most attractive setting but good for the city centre and for the M1. The staff were excellent, very polite and efficient. My room was clean and adequate with a TV (flat LED), kettle (tea and coffee), bath/shower.

There is a nice bar and bistro. Free WiFi worked well. The hotel was good value and as I chose it for the location it was perfect for me. The location was the only real negative but once your inside the hotel area it is fine. There was some litter in the grounds. There is a nice lake and park with 5 minutes walk and another recreational park 5 minutes the other way (to town).

It is very much a motel rather than a hotel.

It's on the edge of an industrial estate, kind of cold and soulless. The room was small, adequate, but the carpet was gritty, as if it hadn't been vacced. Skirting boards were very dusty. Tea tray had ring marks on it. Our room had a bath with abundant hot water, but we had to ask reception for towels as they had only left one hand towel. On checking out, the staff was a bit curt. The price at £45 for the night wasn't too bad, but overall, we did not like this place and definitely won't be going back.

On arriving the drive threw the industrial estate doesnt prepare you for the little touch of France this hotel appears to have.Booking in was a delight as after a long journey to find that you actually book in at the Bar was a pleasant surprise lol a nice glass of cool wine went down a treat and you can take drinks to your room!!! The actual apartments remind me of Butlins and could do with a freshen up decor wise and our room smelt of stale sweat...but all in all the sheets were clean and for the money it was ok..

The Campanile has a motel style layout whereby the reception and restaurant/bar are in one building and the hotel rooms are in another, and each hotel room has a door that opens to the outside world rather than in internal corridor.

Due to the price bracket this hotel falls into, I know it is inevitable that I will compare it to a Travelodge. On this occasion, I think the Campanile wins. Admittedly, it isn't as modern as most Travelodges, but it's not quite as basic either. This one had an onsite restaurant and bar, decent toiletries, additional pillows and blankets and a hairdryer in the room. Oh, and there was also lots of tea and coffee available. The room was of adequate size (smaller than typical Travelodge room) with TV, desk, wardrobe and chair.

The hotel was about 2 miles from the centre of Wakefield and easily accessible from the M1. There was plenty of on-site free parking and the staff we met were very courteous. Our room was at the back and looked over the canal. Despite the fact that the main road is visible, we couldn't hear a thing.

I would stay at this hotel again providing it was only for 1 or 2 nights. I see other people have commented on the lack of cleanliness and an excess of spiders, but I didn't have any issues like those! The room could have done with a lick of paint, but it was clean.