Excellent breakfast. Quiet location

was an older style property and in the heart of Ely!

was a little weathered maybe needs a slight up date! but I can’t really fault it as it was a base camp for a couple of days.

adjustable bed and nice room with comfortable bad. Breakfast not as good as first stay, but still excellent.

carpet look like it hadn’t been hoovered in weeks, and shower didn’t keep a constant temperature.

the property was beautiful. it’s a 100 years old this year apparently, and looks and feels like you step back in time

the Location is not too far from the train station the breakfast was good the room was good and well heated the reception was hospitable, welcoming and helpful

nothing

charming property with lots of character, felt homely with a welcoming host. Morning breakfast was award winning!

Nothing, wish I could have stayed longer.

Clean and comfortable

Bit dated

breakfast,location were ok.

bathroom very small and no hot water in the sink. mix up over being originally charged for a pet which we did not have.

The location is excellent-just a ten minute walk to the city centre and Ely cathedral. The Nyton has a large garden which I didn’t visit in January but it must be lovely in summer. The poached eggs for breakfast were the best I’ve had in a long while.

the location and age of building

the cleanliness

Definitely the weirdest hotel experience ever - we had fun but only cos it was so bizarre. When we arrived it was almost impossible to find - there is no lighting, no lit sign, and an unmarked driveway. There are no staff, the key is left at reception, and all the lights in the entire mansion are off. You have to literally turn the lights on in the building yourself. The emptiness and darkness gave it a creepy vibe. There were half-opened presents under the tree, with discarded wrapping paper - some presents untouched - once we'd worked out how to switch the tree lights on that is. We actually enjoyed sitting there in the dimly lit room, in this seemingly empty house. And then the fire alarm went off! I managed to get in behind the reception desk and worked out how to switch it off. At about 2am a man walked in - we assumed the owner - we headed quickly to bed after his arrival. In the morning when we went down to check out - the place was again deserted. The rooms are clean although the bathrooms are hopelessly dated, and there was some weird alarm clock like from the 1940s on the wall next to the bed. The rooms are extremely old-fashioned. We actually had fun but we would never stay at the Nyton again. Could be a good setting for an episode of Inside Number 9 maybe?

Insanely overpriced for the weirdness of it all.

Quaint old building with easy access to the town of Ely. Housekeeper Jose is amazing! Robert is great! Cooked a full English breakfast for us! Luggage stored for the day too!

The room and breakfast

The room was cold at first and the bar was closed

Quiet location. Warm room on a particularly cold night. Parking

No lights on, apart from a dim night light,no one there when I arrived. Difficult to find as the name plate wasn't lighted. Ensuite was tiny and unheated. Bed was very wobbly and noisy, just from turning over. I needed breakfast half an hour earlier than they start serving. I was told to help myself. Milk was off!

a very good english breakfast, a very comfortable bed, a nice place.

we don't see any problem

Excellent location. lovely staff. Very clean. Great breakfast.

loved the whole vibe of the place. perfect to relax, it makes you want to stay in the living room next to the big windows reading a book!

setting

the man owner was a little gruffly