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"Clean room and good breakfast "

"Warm welcome, clean room, comfortable bed, good breakfast selection. Exactly what was required for this trip"

"Excellent general stay at the hotel. Very clean and very modern only approximately five years old. Good choice in breakfast, hot and cold food. We stayed with our dog yet they did not have any dog bowls or anything. Also the Aircon was not working for many of the rooms on those couple of days which was a slight issue."

"location can’t be beat. adjacent to market square. anything you might need is around the corner: a Tesco express and a shopping mall. breakfast was good. the fried eggs were appropriately runny- tough to find on this kind of setup.the room was fine."

"Lovely stay for two nights with our children. Unfortunately one of my daughters was under the weather and the staff were so helpful grabbing dried foods to settle her stomach. Incredibly caring staff and a beautiful setting highly recommend!"

"The rooms were clean and comfortable and cleaned and restocked daily. The breakfast was a continental one but it was fresh and plentiful. The hotel is perfectly situated close to all the attractions. The staff were friendly and helpful "

"The hotel was welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was high quality. Having on site parking was good (but expensive at £28 per night).The bed was comfortable. The only negatives were that the wardrobe hanging space was too small (it was awkward to hang clothes 'sideways on`; you could not hang a long dress in it) and there was insufficient drawer storage space."

"V good "

"Lovely new hotel in renovated, historical surroundings! My room was gorgeous, the shower was large and had really nice product, the staff were helpful (although there was some confusion about how often the room got cleaned and it if was possible to request a greater frequency). Note: they need to staff more people for the restaurant. It's a beautiful place but if there's only one person managing orders, billing, and the espresso bar, they're going to be stressed. That's not the staff's fault, that's a matter of management. "