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"The young girl behind counter was lovely and friendly helped with anything and had a lovely smile on her face "

"Excellent staff and service "

"Extremely helpful and friendly staff, always willing to help. Very clean and comfortable rooms. "

"Lovely hotel, friendly staff, lovely room Had a great couple of days Would definitely return "

"Overall very satisfied with stay, needed help with tv, maintenance came immediately after request, explained two remote controls needed. Heating wasn’t on, followed instructions still didn’t work, finally sussed there was an on/off button not mentioned on instruction card. We ate in the hotel restaurant, would recommend, food took a little time to arrive but worth the wait and the waiter Jackie Bennett M.B.E. Kept us entertained, a lovely lady, good at her job. Check in/out smooth and efficient. Would stay again and recommend."

"Room and bathroom spacious pleasant and well fitted out. Minor blip, nowhere to put your suitcase except the chair or floor. One or two places where you could sit including some casual chairs and tables by the bar but no real lounge as such. Wide selection on the menu and food nicely cooked and presented, Wine at reasonable prices but could have been chilled better. All important question these surveys never seem to ask: if I need accommodation in that area again would I stay there? Answer: yes definitely."

"The receptionist and hospitality and service was excellent. The room was clean and comfortable. Great full English breakfast. My only minus was the bed was too soft, so my nights were not comfortable. But overall very good ."

"Everything secured by covid friendly packaging, including the door to the room. This made the stay pleasing knowing that hygiene was at its best. Staff interaction is not the best, having stood outside a lift to go to the room after a long day and finding out once it came it doesn't go up but only comes down, doesn't help when there is a staff member behind the reception desk watching as you make the mistake, without notifying you of the issue. "