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"Lovely hotel, fabulous rooms, friendly check in staff and complimentary biscuits on arrival. Parking not brilliant - managed to get the last spot. Not sure where else we would have gone. Lift a bit weird - we used the stairs. "

"Exceeded our expectations. Lovely lodge for the family and were able to have a swim in the evening. Beautiful setting and staff were so helpful and friendly "

"The hotel is entrance is just off the roundabout opposite the services. Large car park at the rear of the hotel the staff make sure you enter your reg on the tablet at reception. Very welcoming and helpful staff everything was explained. My room was accessed by a card and there is a slot on the wall to put it to activate the electricity. Nice room with plenty of space very comfy bed and lots of storage. Very clean in both the bedroom and bathroom which had a very modern easy to use shower also fresh towels,shampoo and shower jel supplied. I had food in the restuarant which seemed to have a limited menu but there was a menu on the bar with more options. The road near the hotel seemed very busy but it was very quiet at night and had a great sleep. Breakfast was great with plenty of choice and you could help yourself to as much or little as you liked. Cooked food was hot and restocked often. Overall a great stay with no complaints how often do you hear that. "

"I stay here regularly and it's always a pleasure - easy check in, clean well appointed room and a really fabulous shakshuka. It's also in the perfect place as you can easily fall into anywhere nearby for a fab pint of real ale and delicious dinner. "

"Lovely helpful staff. Great breakfast and great price. Only complaint was the sofa bed was so uncomfortable. Would still recommend and would absolutely stay there again"

"Great hotel but the ro"

"Was as just as we required and comfortable bed. Staff very accommodating making the whole experience seamless "

"A fridge in the room would be useful."

"Ideal for an overnight stay before getting the ferry from Dover the next day "