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"Really helpful staff, patience shown with me was amazing "

"Very friendly staff. Good selection of Breakfast items for all the family "

"The room was clean and there was everything you needed. The decor, however, was very tired and really needed a bit of TLC. Cannot fault the staff who were friendly and helpful. We would stay here again."

"Excellent location for transportation and walking around ."

"This hotel turned out to be quite deceiving. From the outside it looked grand when you walk up to it, but in reality it was tired with a 70s/80s building on the side which is where we stayed. Branded as a spa hotel, the spa side was tiny, old and very dated. The pool was very small, the jacuzzi wasnt working and empty. The sauna was tiny, with a door that was hanging off the hinges and had scraped the floor. In the changing room, very few of the lockers worked. The room we had was very small but clean. Unfortunately there was a wedding the night we stayed, so there were lot of people about. What I can say about this hotel, the staff were lovely. They were all very friendly and polite, considering how busy they were with the wedding that was going on. The food was also excellent. It was just a shame about the spa."

"Breakfast was amazing and great thanks to Hannah Nicha and big thanks to the manager Neil Thank you for your excellent hospitality and professionalism. Your kindness and dedication made my stay truly enjoyable. I sincerely appreciate your efforts in making guests feel welcome and comfortable"

"It's a good hotel with delicious breakfast that caters for most needs. Hotel very clean and quiet "

"Parking ample but via deep pot holes. Breakfast fabulous. But the hotel not as it says on the tin. Photos misleading. I booked tor a bar and restaurant in the evening. No bar or restaurant just a breakfast room. Needed to drive to get somewhere to eat and with all the potholes tried to find some where on foot. Nothing safe for a female on their own on foot as it was getting dark, to eat. "