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"We stayed overnight for a family trip. The room was perfect with everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The beds and pillows were really comfortable. The room was very quiet and we all had a perfect sleep. The breakfast was amazing and catered for all our tastes. Would definitely stay here again. "

"The hotel was spotless and very comfortable, with welcoming staff and a relaxing atmosphere. The spa facilities were excellent and made the stay even more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a restful getaway."

"Good value for money and we all loved the onsite restaurant "

"Was a very clean and beautiful hotel. "

"Lovely stay with friendly staff and nicely appointed rooms."

"Comfortable room though it took a little while to find a plug socket to use... Check-in was seamless, friendly staff. Good breakfast if somewhat limited (no fried egg for example). Easy to find from the M6."

"Brilliant stay, facilities are spot on, the pool etc is a real bonus. We will be back "

"We (family of 2 adults + 2 children + dog) had a very comfortable night’s stay in the adjoining family rooms. We were very impressed with the value for money, the rooms were very clean & spacious and the beds were comfortable (single beds were larger than normal!). At first the adjoining door was locked as the booking seemed to be mixed up, but the issue was sorted promptly at reception. We then had a knock on the door by a member of staff the following morning asking if we had booked the second room, but this seemed fine when I assured her we had! The booking on hotels.com is very confusing for the adjoining family rooms, with each room being listed separately but each priced at twice the normal room price (confirming that booking one does indeed book both!). I suspect this issue caused the confusion. Anyway, assuming we are not charged double next time (!), we will definitely book in here again next summer on our way between London & the Highlands & back again. "

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