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"Very good experience in all. Just one glitch- the fire alarm went off a few times during one of our night stays! Very disturbing."

"Great. I recommend it. "

"Great stay, lovely clean spacious room and balcony view was a lovely addition, will definitely be back"

"Absolutely lovely hotel. The staff were all so accommodating. Beautiful rooms and comfortable beds. My only suggestion would be for the hotel to look into portable air conditioners for the rooms. The first half of my stay had abnormally hot weather and a portable air conditioner for the room would have made sleeping a bit more comfortable at night. Other than that, a lovely stay, stunning patio and excellent food"

"Great hotel nice breakfast amply parking and all staff go above and beyond to make you feel welcome "

"We enjoyed our stay and will return, only gripe , fire alarm went off at 2am for a few seconds, woke us up and startled us. No reasonable explanation was given ."

"Good hotel. Nice amenities and friendly staff "

"The only thing was the wait for food in the evening, when there was hardly anyone in the restaurant. But the food was amazing when it arrived. Everything else was spot on, great staff and lovely hotel "

"Such a beautiful river side hotel with a lovely little court yard as well as a bar, restaurant and coffee shop . Great choice of comfy seating either inside or on the out door terrace by the side of the river in a lovely setting with a view of the beautiful church which unfortunately wasnt open.We had breakfast and dinner which were excellent and reasonably priced too. Lovely comfy clean and spacious room with complimentary tea coffee hot chocolate and biscuits.The only downside: our room was at the back and due to the very warm weather we left our window open. Unfortunately we could hear the noise of the local night club making it very difficult to sleep . Although if the window had been closed it probably woudnt have been as bad. The areas surrounding dont do the hotel justice as it has seen better days with a lot of either empty or derelict shops/ buildings which is such a shame."