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"good breakfast friendly staff - a little slow room lovely "

"Great hotel. Close to station"

"Great staff and nice place to stay. Golf course well maintained and great price for hotel guests. Rooms are basic and dated but was good for myself to stay"

"The room very small , bathroom no window , again small and steamed up , nothing like the website shows . Dangerous step down into room without warning. We had lunch on arrival with friends which was good , however breakfast the next morning was a disgrace and at £17.50 per head no wonder there was us and only one other table. Arriving back in the evening at around 8.30 pm hoping for a sandwich with our drink we were told there were non available as the Chef had gone home , very professional ! Totally over priced for what we received , I feel ripped off. This was Friday night , a busy time for hotels , not this one ."

"Lovely room with all the amenities you would want. High quality drinks, nibbles and toiletries.All staff friendly and helpful. Restaurant food was delicious."

"Room was super clean spacious and well set out, this is my choice of hotel in Ipswich as it’s lovely. Staff are wonderful do really go above and beyond. Brekkie is a basic buffet with vegan sausages to order. Bar area is where you check in quick and simple and nice you can get a drink no matter what time of day"

"Very good, thank you"

"Great stay, highly recommend"

"It's clean and cheap, perfectly good for a one-night stay. Tiny room with barely enough room to walk around the bed. Funky hooks but no real storage. I've stayed here a couple of times before and I know what to expect. My main gripe on this occasion was how an overnight fire alarm was dealt with. We all traipsed downstairs when the alarm went off, the member of staff on duty told us it was ok, we could all go back to bed but the alarm might go off again. He explained that there was someone live streaming themself "messing around with fire" in their room. Security were in the process of tracking them down and chucking them out. I have no idea what kind of "messing around with fire" we're talking about here, but to me that is not a circumstance in which guests should be sent back to bed and encouraged to ignore the alarm."