Didn't eat there, just stayed. The room would have been okay if it had been about 75% cheaper. One of those places where reasonably sized rooms have been subdivided with what seems like plywood. Bed jammed into corner of room. Grubby walls. Gave breakfast a miss. I could be wrong but the only thing Italian about this place is the... More

as soon as we entered we were greeting by polite and professional staff. The food was wonderful, with the accommodation reaching a 5 star level. All in all La Caverna is a well presented establishment well worth looking into. 5 STAR ALL THE WAY.

Arrived with 6 colleagues and despite the restaurant being empty, we were greeted with a grumpy face and it was obvious the "greek" waiteress did not want us there! After being handed probably the most extensive but worst "Italian" menu I have ever seen, we were served drinks which included horrible warm pints of beer. These were taken away (with... More

We stayed in the La Caverna as we were exhibiting in the NEC. The experience was ruined by one of the rudest people I have met in a long time- The so called greek manageress with blond hair.She had the worst attitude I have come across in a very long time.The hotel did have a young indian guy that worked... More

Over the course of a year I stayed at the La Caverna a number of times, and while it has some quirks of a small hotel (having to phone the owner to arrange a time to check in), I found that it was preferable to the chain budget hotels. Firstly the rooms are quite nice and are also clean, the... More

Ate at the restaurant, service was terrible, waitress had a face like a smacked backside, prices are extortionate- £2.25 for a glass of coke!- beware that 10% service charge is included in the price and WILL NOTbe revoked, even if you complain about the awful service. Manager is rude and unhelpful and there to make a quick buck. The worst... More