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"The evening meal was superb. Breakfast was frugal; we had to ask for croissants since none were left after other diners had taken 2 each whereupon the owner brought my wife and I a croissant each on a tray."

"People at the desk could not have been more helpful. Very kind, very polite. The hotel rooms are a bit dated but could not beat the price. For our purpose, it was very well located albeit not right downtown."

"Great location in the old town. Walkable to everything. Highly recommend. "

"Beautiful property in amazing surroundings. Breakfast was delicious will be returning next year as they are serving dinner from April 24. Staff were so helpful and extremely professional. "

"The stunning building has wow factors at every turn. The bedrooms and bathrooms are large, well decorated, and completely individual. The breakfast was good. The staff were very helpful. The location is right in the centre of this beautiful old town that is well worth exploring. I recommend staying here to anyone. "

"Overnight stay. Great staff contact. Reasonable cost, close to town centre."

"The hotel had friendly and polite staff. Lots of amenities available e.g tennis court, crazy golf, table tennis and bikes available if wishing to cycle within the surrounding area. There was also a swimming pool with a patio to the rear of the building however this was never used, weather was only sunny and hot on the day of our arrival but the pool was dirty. If the pool had been clean I would have used it but seeing grit, sand and earth on the bottom of the pool was off putting. Flies were also an issue in the hotel, mainly in the restaurant with the waiting staff using fly swats! However, I must point out that during the final 24-36 hours of our 4 day stay, flies were minimal so not sure how they all seemed to disappear. A much more pleasurable experience thereafter. Food was fantastic and large portions served. Lift and stairs available to all floors. Air conditioning in rooms which were spotless with shuttered windows to keep out the sun and heat. "