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"Friendly and very clean location great welcome everything explained in full room clean warm and bed very comfy Breakfast in morning excellent plenty of choice and lots of it setting you up for the day Would definitely stay here again and recommend you try this little gem of a place out "

"An excellent hotel and I will certainly come back"

"I know it’s new, but everything about this overnight stay was fantastic. Staff… really attentive and helpful. They set my room temperature and asked which room I’d like to stay in. Breakfast… plenty on offer, freshly cooked food, great service. Room… very spacious, clean, had space to sit on an evening, HD television. Location… perfect for the city, it’s in the area which has been developed to support arts and social activities, major change from when I lived here whilst studying. No parking, but they are upfront about this and St. Mary’s multi story is opposite and secure."

"Affordable, spacious. Quick reply when needed. Overall satisfied "

"Lovely rural 19th century school house near Sunderland. Stayed with my family when visiting Durham. Peaceful countryside location, and excellent value for money."

"The property was fine and had everything that we needed as we were only staying one night but will be great for a longer stay if needed"

"Struggled to get into place. Details sent hours before arrival after I chased them up. Couldn’t find key lock cos it was on front door which was in total darkness. Local guy used his key to let me in. No heating working. Freezing cold in room. Lights not working in kitchen nor toilet/bathroom so couldn’t see to pee"

"I didnt stay at the property because the host received a double booking, kept me in the cold and gave me a terrible experience on my graduation day."

"Host was friendly, helpful & communicative in advance of stay. Mid-terraced house close to city center & train and metro stations. On-street parking tight, double-parked along the road, one side parking half on the pavement. 3 single beds in the downstairs bedroom & 1 double bed upstairs. Upstairs bedroom didn't have anywhere to store clothes so we had to live out of suitcases. Lounge had dining table & 4 chairs, writing desk & extra chair under stairs. Smart TV and WiFi, 2 comfy sofas. Narrow kitchen contained oven & hob, microwave, kettle, fridge freezer and washing machine. No tin/bottle opener. Bathroom wasn't finished as well as other rooms, water pressure was low and affected the shower if the kitchen tap was turned on during use. The bathroom window was mouldy and the toilet seat was loose & didn't fit the pan. It was also a long walk from the upstairs bedroom if needed during the night. Outside area in desperate need of attention, with the dividing wall between the the accomodation and house next door decorated with broken glass bottle embedded in concrete (presumably an inexpensive security measure). It was not somewhere I'd consider safe for children to play, with a broken concrete floor and the remains of a brick wall (about 2 bricks high) by the back door as a perfect trip hazard. All in all, it mostly did what we needed but was definitely not somewhere I'd describe as luxury accomodation, and was particularly let down by the bathroom and outside yard."