Nice location reasonable and clean

Friendly staff clean

Lee on the front desk was very helpful , polite and great knowledge of the surrounding area , central location and the lovely clean fresh white towels & bedding

Easy to find good central location

Very basis no on site facilities for food or drinks

Nothing except for the staff who really prepared to help. The hotel is dirty and having very dirty carpet.

The should close the hotel and refurbish to better standard.

Position, helpful staff on arrival, clean.

No hot water, peeling walls, smell of cannabis in the hallway, noisy neighbours, faff to pay for room, tv channels freezing constantly, room cold with only small radiator to plug in

Too much noise. full of dust. very bad hot water terrible

Nothing

Absolutely nothing in the room tea tree on the floor. Nothing at all like the pictures in the ad. Had to pay £50 deposit against breakages. And there was nothing in the room to break. What's told no drinking in my room even though there was no bar there. the manager said it was because the owner was a Muslim Paid prior before I got there. Try to cancel when I got there when I seen the room. And he said I will be charged anyway. the manager said you can't stay another day even if you want to because the asylum seekers are in tomorrow. I can see why the government are sending them there, because they would take one look at that place and prefer it at home. It was £45 I could have stayed at the Travelodge for £37. But as I say they won't refund me.

Free undercover parking, central location, plenty of hot water

Where to start!? 1/ It's a building site (see pics). They are trying to renovate without closing 2/ AFTER taking your room payment they hit you with a £50 deposit requirement. Irritating on several levels a/ the deposit was more than the room b/ I could have replaced all the crap furniture in my room for less! 3/They also required picture ID. If you don't have a driving licence (I know plenty of people who do n't) and your a British traveller travelling in the UK you wouldn't have your passport with you.. 4/ Despite booking on Booking.com they hit me with a SEVEN page registration form, including a "rental agreement", which had to be completed prior to check-in. I suggest they worry more about the property and less about this nonsense. 5/ On checking in I was told that "the owners insist on no alcohol in the rooms" What?! I don't drink, but come on, this smacks of 1950s seaside landladies. 6/ It wasn't that cheap. I spend about 100 nights a year in hotels and on both the night before and night after I stayed in much nicer properties for less.