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"The room was very comfortable and we had a lovely meal in the restaurant."

"We always enjoy our stay, room very comfortable and the breakfast and pub food always enjoyable "

"Very pleasant stay "

"great hostess, cozy atmosphere, prefect breakfast, great communications"

"Rooms were very clean staff were very helpful breakfast really good 👍 really going back again"

"Super welcoming staff - really made a difference. This is a great place to stay if you’re flying to/from Stansted as it’s a far pleasant experience than the airport hotels. It was so lovely that I’d book a weekend break there to explore the local area more."

"Great location. Nice hotel. Good breakfast"

"Clean room, good free car park, good choice of beers, good choice of pub food, great choice of breakfast"

"Lovely place. Owners where very nice and breakfast was spot on."

"A great place to stop while visiting friends in the area. "

"Excellent, close to airport"

"The cooked food was all brilliant. Chef and breakfast and evening team friendly and efficient Rooms nicely equipped, though heating programme meant the room was very warm at the wrong time. "

"Nice stay, very nice staff, great breakfast just what we wanted"

"I stayed here one night before an early flight from stanstead. The hotel is conveniently located about 5 min drive to the airport. The chap at front desk was friendly and helpful. The room and bathroom were both clean as was the shower. The room had tea making facilities and a hair dryer. The bed was not so good very bumpy, you could feel the springs, and parking is not free as stated I was charged £6. 50. Overall ok for a one night stay. "

"A good travel hotel"

"Room was perfect, lovely breakfast"

"Clean room nice staff comfy bed"

"Super helpful staff and very good quality for the price. "

"When I checked images hotels looks in decent condition however when I turned up, it was a Indian restaurant, hallway smelled of strong curry, the room they gave me was a room converted from bathroom to bedroom, it felt like a refugee camp rather than a hotel "