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"Staff were very professional and accommodation was excellent."

"Good room. Superb breakfast "

"Great hotel, very convenient apartment."

"Great service & excellent location. We were visiting family and wanted to be accessible to the city centre & King Richard visitor centre which is just a short 5 mins walk from the hotel. "

"Nice last minute over night stay. Friendly staff. Room clean, slightly old decor however in keeping with the building. Bed was very comfortable. "

"Booked a double and twin room. Twin room had more recently been refurnished, furniture in double was a bit tired. Both rooms were lovely and clean. Beds were comfortable and there was a good choice of hot drinks."

"A great overnight stay at this hotel. Had a space themed family room - loved it! The decor was amazing, from the galaxy wallpaper, to the plough constellation on the ceiling and the seperate bunk bed pod. Fabulous! "

"Room was a little dated. Apart from that great place and 2 good golf courses. "

"This site was just greenspace on the edge of an industrial estate when I grew up here and it seemed a little weird pulling into an area where I had my first driving lessons on a Saturday morning as it was all but deserted over the weekend. Not now, there's a busy looking pub literally staggering distance away, the ubiquitous Greggs, few other structures the purpose of which didn't register. Very quiet, all I can hear is doves cooing. Staff friendly, nice to even have staff, last place I stayed was largely automated so only other humans were fellow guests. Complimentary breakfast, none of this £15pppn extra nonsense and much better than any £15 rip off offerings. Lots of guys in work gear and German accents so probably popular with service/installation engineers working at operations on the industrial side. One minor issue is the size of the car park. It didn't look to have much space when I checked in around 4pm, and was lucky to get the last one when I returned around 9pm after dining out. Does puzzle me as to why - in a era of expanding waistlines and growing obesity - are parking slots getting narrower? I'm not exactly Captain Lardy but even with sensibly/centrally parked cars, one needs to be like Stretch Armstrong or a contortionist to get in or out of the car without injury to self of damage to vehicle!"