Good location for the races and town.

Very expensive £157 for the basic room with a window to the corridor. Double bed was very small and room and facilities looked tired and dated.

Restaurant foods are delicious.

The shower facility operates not too well.

the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. our first hotel stay with a dog and we were very conscious of being good guests. nothing was too much trouble. having booked a basic room we were pleasantly surprised at how spacious it was.

Breakfast

Rooms to small

Good variety of options well cooked and presented

Friendly staff made the stay over a relaxing experience

Excellent central location. clean, comfortable room, very pleasant bar area. Staff extremely helpful.

breakfast each morning was excellent, well looked after by Elaine and her crew,

clean and modern

Thank you for accepting my (very well behaved) dog!

The Internet WiFi is hopeless and i couldnt access details on my next port on call. The receptionist tõld me your WiFi doesnt like Apple. Shocking. Very disappointing in21st Century

The reception staff and cleaning staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. It’s a great location, right at the bottom of Warren Hill. Easy walking distance into the town. Average size rooms with good bathrooms.

The restaurant was a huge disappointment. The staff were rude and didn’t seem very organised. We felt rushed, as if they couldn’t wait to finish their shift. The Sunday dinner was definitely not worth the price! Only 2 meat choices and 2 veg options. Potatoes I presume were meant to be roasted but were more like over boiled. Our meals were cold. Other customers sat on a table next to ours loudly effing and using general foul language which isn’t acceptable, especially when we had a young child who could clearly hear. So I would not recommend the restaurant.

Comfortable bar, and breakfast was good. All staff very friendly and helpful. Good location in centre of town. Plenty of parking available. Good shower and comfortable bed.

Room was smaller than we are used to and there wasn’t a window looking outside, only onto a public corridor.