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Room was small (only about 18” on each side of the bed) which made luggage and clothes difficult to manage. Bathroom was nice with heated floors. Room was dark, which didn't make it feel clean. Breakfast was good. Overall it was really expensive (~250 pounds) for one night, which seemed very overpriced for what we received. Not sure I would stay here again.

Great location. Not so great accommodations. Run down rooms. Lumpy beds. Worn furniture.

I really appreciated the indoor pool, it was warm and clean. The property was a bit run down and my room lacked hot water. The doors needed cleaning but otherwise, the staff was friendly and helpful.

Good basic hotel, comfortable warm rooms, easy free parking - decent breakfast and dinner avaliable. A bit tired around the site but reasonable prices reflected.

Very friendly staff in reception gave a great welcome to a very clean and well stocked room although no Yorkshire tea 😮. Bed was comfy and there was a great shower, much needed after a day in the hills. My only gripe is when you switch off the lights you realise that the mighty eye of Sauron is still burning away. The fire exit light in the room entrance is way too bright. People had obviously tried to reduce it (mine had a fetching Mr Bump sticker over it) but the light just still comes through as if it’s part of the hadron collider. Otherwise…a great stay!!

Beautiful location, quaint little spot. I would give it 4 1/2 stars but I didn’t get a wink sleep because the mattresses were less comfortable than sleeping on the ground in a tent. It wasn’t even what I would call a mattress. The double bed was actually two twin box springs pushed together. Unbelievable that such a beautiful and quaint hotel wouldn’t spend a little bit of money making sure their guests got a comfortable night sleep