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"This hotel is lovely, the rooms are large & amenities are great"

"All good, and I was happy with my room and its king’s sized bed. Unfortunately their fitness facilities and restaurant are currently not in operation, hence you would need to find elsewhere to dine and if you wanted to have some exercise there is a leisure centre about 5 minutes from the hotel. Overall, I cannot complain and was satisfied on my visit."

"Worst sleep ever. Rock hard beds and pillows, the room we stayed in was on the second floor (4 flights of stairs, no lift) and the room was on a slant, the whole place seemed uneven. The worst part though was the other clientele - loud, noisy and banging until well into the early hours, we didn’t get to sleep until 3am after trying and failing to contact the emergency phone line which told us to leave a message and they would respond within 24 hrs - good job it wasn’t an emergency like being locked out! Eventually we had to knock on the door of the person making all the noise and ask them to be quiet, not something you should have to do but the only way we could get some peace. Would avoid this place like the plague."

"Lovely hotel in central position. easy parking. Arrived late, night porter was very helpful. Lovely room . Breakfast was superb at respectable price add on . Will visit again when in area."

"The room was very clean and staff is very friendly and nice there's a lot of parking space available "

"Can not be faulted, great staff great location, great food & drink. And secure car park, good news for my historic vehicle"

"Went for our anniversary food ,room and staff excellent will definitely return "

"rooms were a good size, with 2 armchairs! Always a plus. Breakfast was a buffet on day 1 but on day2 they cancelled and we had to order what we wanted. Hotel is central and the parking is excellent and free. "

"The “hotel” is really a series of separate buildings spread out across a large site. There is no central location to meet for drinks/ coffee. The only restaurant is at the top of a hill (accessed by steep stairways/roads ). There appeared to be some golf buggies but it was not clear how these could be accessed. The restaurant was large and cafeteria-like, lacking in atmosphere. There was a restricted menu; no room service available (you have to collect your meal) and I was told at 4.15 that they stopped serving afternoon tea at 4pm ( which is exactly when most people would want it). The room was clean and well decorated but it was very dimly lit and had minimal toiletries ( no shower cap/tissues). At just over £200 a night for a standard double room it was not great value."