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"Just one night, room fairly basic but clean and comfortable, service in pub was absolutely fantastic, very warm and welcoming "

"Lovely cabin, equipped with everything we needed for a couple of nights. No towels, but we knew that as communication beforehand was really good. The area is lovely, with horses on the premises and great walking around."

"Thoroughly enjoyed our stay, fab property, grounds, parking, evening meal, breakfast, room and people"

"Functional and efficiently managed."

"Was Very Nice!"

"Very comfortable bed, pillows and nice bed linen. Room was small but very clean. Nice breakfast. Unfortunately I don't know the name of the girl I dealt with when I arrived, but she was lovely and so friendly. I would recommend Morgans and I would stay again"

"Very quiet and clean hotel, lovely surroundings "

"Location wise the hotel is ideally situated in the centre of town and has its own car park. The car park is tight to navigate, however any vaguely competent driver will be able to cope with it. The hotel certainly is in need of some sprucing up, the decor and furniture (with the exception of the bed) look like they've been there since the 80s or 90s. There were shoddy repair jobs on the bath/shower with excessive sealant bunged on, and the laminate on the bathroom mirror frame had mostly...

"We arrived at 6pm and waited 10 minutes to check in. The room we reserved was unavailable. We drove for 20 minutes on single track to arrived from Shrewsbury. The breakfast was none existent. The room was clean and tidy but the lighting was terrible. I think 6.0 rate is suitable."

"Recently stayed two nights at this hotel, booked through Expedia. Hotel was like a ghost town on arrival, a simple checking took us nearly twenty five minutes to complete. Major confusion on if we had already paid through Expedia or required to pay hotel direct. Eventually I got my emails from Expedia up on my phone to clarify the issue. Our room was very basic but was cleaned to a high standard. Stains on carpets and plates of food outside in the corridors made for an unpleasant first...