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"Please note: The room was quiet and beds were particularly comfortable…Thankyou. I have sent a review this morning regarding the absence of a handbasin (or even a shelf for holding clothing before showering ) in the toilet/shower area. The review may not have reached you this morning, so if not - I spoke especially of the unsanitary situation of using the sink in the ‘kitchen’ area for washing hands following a toilet visit. This is a “clean area”- a place to make drinks, rinse/wash cutlery or crockery, - but is the same basin being used for cleaning teeth, spitting or washing hands after a toilet visit . Not good. I am shocked at this low standard and would not recommend your unit, nor return until a handbasin is provided in the toilet area. Health regulations would surely require that provision. Are they aware of this? Please improve your sanitation measures! Thankyou. Lorna Durrant. 13/8/25"

"Lovely hotel, exceptionally clean, chocolates and biscuits were a nice touch. Aircon heater in one of our rooms was slow to warm and noisy but otherwise everything was great. "

"Very tidy, comfortable and warm. We really appreciated the heaters where put on for us before arrival. "

"Large comfortable room."

"The seamless check in and location for a family celebration for a 90th was great. The rooms x5 were clean and renovated. Thank you we enjoyed our stay "

"The whole experience was just so welcoming and secure. Would recommend this to everyone "

"It was a nice place to stay with family"

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"Structurally, it was a standard old-style 1960s motel room. It was clean and bright, and it happened to be well-heated ahead of our arrival on a very cold 2 degree night in June, and it was well-sealed, with no draughts. There were electric blankets on both beds in our twin room and spare blankets and pillows in the wardrobe. The beds were good and I slept better there than I had in weeks at home. There were cups, glasses and wine-glasses, and milk in the fridge. It was situated on the far edge of town, on the road to Meeniyan and was therefore very quiet, with little traffic driving past. It had a view over to the rolling hills that are so picturesque around here. The owner, Ian, was very easy to deal with."