2/5 Rebecca Jayne L. 9 months ago on Google
From
the
outside
and
the
reception
area
the
hotel
looks
lovely,
clean
and
presentable.
Little
bit
out
dated
in
terms
of
decor
(90s
carpets
and
textured
wallpaper)
but
nothing
offensive.
We
got
to
our
room
however
and
we
were
less
than
impressed
but
sadly
we
were
there
for
a
funeral
and
didn't
have
many
other
choices
at
the
time.
We
also
asked
to
move
rooms
but
the
hotel
was
fully
booked.
The
room
was
quite
small
and
felt
dark
but
not
bad
for
the
price.
We
had
a
decorative
pillow
on
the
bed
that
looked
well
used
and
quite
crusty.
We
found
large
crumbs
down
the
side
of
the
wardrobe
and
a
used
eyebrow
brush
on
the
floor.
There
were
several
cobwebs
around
the
room
too.
Bathroom
quite
small
but
functional
apart
from
the
shower,
I
actually
couldn't
physically
fit
inside
the
shower
so
if
you're
any
bigger
than
a
size
18
you're
gonna
struggle.
Luckily
they
did
have
a
communal
bathroom
upstairs
but
it
did
mean
an
awkward
shuffle
to
and
from
this
bathroom.
Whilst
on
the
subject
of
the
shared
bathroom,
great
idea
to
have
that
option
so
families
can
use
it
etc
but
the
lights
in
there
are
on
a
5
minute
timer
which
to
be
brutally
honest
is
a
health
and
safety
risk,
I
was
halfway
through
showering
one
of
the
mornings
and
the
lights
just
cut
out
so
it
meant
getting
out
of
the
shower,
dripping
wet
and
walking
across
the
slippy
tiles
to
the
other
side
of
the
room
to
press
the
button
again
every
5
mins.
We
didn't
have
breakfast
so
can't
comment
but
at
£20
per
person
I
wasn't
interested
when
there
are
plenty
of
cute
cafes
in
the
area.
One
thing
I
will
say
though
is
that
the
staff
are
bloody
fantastic
and
really
nice
and
friendly.
Warm
welcome
every
morning
or
when
walking
past
the
reception
so
absolutely
cannot
fault
them.