“Excellent Experience”

This hotel ticks all the right boxes. It's not owned by a national or international corporation which makes the entire experience so much more interesting and comforting, many examples of which were discovered during our three night stay. The hotel is styled with cultural photographs, paintings and other inanimate objects that are symbolic to the owner's beliefs it seems, which in my books is far more captivating than a typical beige-coloured hallway with nothing to admire but the doors that you might find in hotels run by corporations. The service is personalised but not unprofessional. They will answer all your questions thoroughly and confidently with clear knowledge of the surrounding areas. The breakfast meals are delicious, there is a menu to select your own personalised breakfast from, which is cooked up to a high standard served in a clean, exquisite dining room at a time of your choosing. The room I stayed in was as good as you may ask for, for the price you are paying. For a very competitve rate, we received a twin bedroom with a cupboard, a reasonably sized bathroom with many towels and the expected toiletries, very comfy beds and a little golden trolley with a kettle, many sachets of tea, coffee and hot chocolate, glasses, bottle of water, biscuits and cookies - even J20 bottles. Far more than just a room with beds in. I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in the Late District - it offers all the thrills with none of the spills.