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"Very helpful at reception. Nice and easy for walking in to town, railway station or stadium. Parking was off site but felt secure. Yes will stay again and probably with in the next month or so but taking more rooms as with larger family. "

"Staff were very helpful.I asked to use a freezer as I had a cool bag and used the one in the main kitchen.Nice chill out area to smoke.Overall for its age,the hotel was in excellent condition and the price was fantastic."

"Tine away with wife and dog lovely place "

"The night life after 6pm outside the hotel was minimal even at the start of June. There was a bar at the hotel to sit in. The hotel itself was lovely and so were the staff. The food was good and value for money. "

"Our stay definitely exceeded our expectations. The staff were very friendly, the accommodation (2 bed villa with sofa bed) was spacious and clean with plenty of storage. We enjoyed using the pool and games room - great sunset views from here! - and also had a couple of nice meals in the restaurant. We had a fun 20 minute walk to the beach which went past a playing field which my grandchildren were very happy about! We also found another park with goal posts and playground a short walk across the road from the County Club. Parking was a bit tricky at times which was the only downside. "

"What a delightful hotel. Staff were very friendly and efficient. Ideally located too"

"Nice hotel, good location, friendly service"

"Like other hotels parking should not be charged"

"We had a suite was large clean had both a kettle and a coffeemaker. Breakfast had a good choice but on our last morning they could have done with at least one more staff as hot food pastries run out and hot drinks machine run out of ingredients. As a dog friendly hotel it could make you more welcome area to eat in the restaurant. Eating a main meal for four adults with a child in a high chair and dog to only have the choice of a very small table in the entrance to the main restaurant is not acceptable. Perhaps they should remove the lovely leather sofas and chairs and put a variety of tables so that people with dogs can seat and eat at a table in comfort and not have other guests queuing round them. "