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"Don't take shared bathroom room as there is no bathroom at first floor and only second floor. There is bar ground floor, very busy and noisy. Friday and Sunday they have live music which runs around 12 I think, so difficult to sleep till that time. Rooms are well maintained, bed was cosy. Just linens you get and no extra amenities. Location is perfect. The receipensionist was very helpful and listening, helped us with our issues very efficiently."

"Great hotel"

"Nice location just up from the waterfront and a nice walk to town centre. Quiet even though on the railway line."

"The apartment is nicely decorated and furnished, perfect for our family for a few days over Easter. It is right next to the surf beach in a residential block and an easy stroll to the high street. The kitchen is well equipped but there are lots of cafes and restaurants nearby too. We had a great time here!"

"We really enjoyed our stay here. The property was comfortable and clean, with a great decor and modern appliances. James and Aaron were friendly hosts and we were close to everything in town. We would definitely stay again!"

"Just a great location close to just about everything. "

"There was no extra email received to say that this book g was not at the motel itself so I had no idea when booking in Had to ring help line and finally understood me and I received email and instructions we hot in This took over 30 mins Room was wonderful Clean and inviting There was a wedding next door that was so noisy and yelling etc until midnight Next door upstairs dinning room leaves the lights on all night that are very bright into room even with blind down View was great Owners must be so disappointed that next door venue is so inconsiderate "

"Lovely apartment and great location. Close to beach and cafes."

"Great position to everything. Lovely tidy little unit. Only thing negative was 1 set of keys. We were told to just use the key safe outside units but very difficult to use as had to get down on one knee to access it. Not ideal when a bit older. "