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"Have stayed a twice, used all facilities, the staff are attentive and friendly. Even recognised us on our 2nd visit. Only thing I’m Not too fussed on is how the dining room is set out, it feels old and tired compared to the lounge which is stylish and relaxing"

"Standard Village hotel, with everything that you would need. Having EV charging was really helpful although parking at the hotel was a real challenge as the hotel was extremely busy. Despite this I would stay again."

"It's in a great location, staff are great. Breakfast was pretty good considering the price. The room was good , very clean and a window that opened. Parking was next to the hotel . Walked to the anvil in 10 minutes."

"My room was large, well heated, clean and quiet. Staff were friendly & helpful. There was plenty of parking. Food was nice at dinner and breakfast."

"I’m disabled and poor sleep and stress can often trigger a flare of my symptoms. The disabled room I was staying in is through one door in proximity to the bar/reception. I was kept awake most of the night, until finally I called the hotel at 2.00am and asked if there were people sat at the bar. I was told yes and I explained they were keeping me awake with rowdy cheering, shouting and laughter. The noise did stop after that, but my pain symptoms were already triggered. I reported it to the manager in the morning and asked that I be contacted once she had investigated. Zero contact regarding the issue. Would not stay here again or recommend it."

"Clean room but no lift and the place is in need of a refresh. "

"We had a fantastic time away at the castle hotel! Would highly recommend it to anyone! The castle is done up amazingly and the rooms are brilliant, very clean and well presented. Will definitely come again."

"very friendly , courteous staff and location is great"

"Beware of hotels that book large conference groups. There were two large groups, one that partied outside our window until midnight. We could not access our original rooms as the lift was broken and my 89 year old mother could not go up the stairs. The receptionist was more interested in checking out the split ends in her hair than she was in trying to accommodate us with new rooms. When they finally did give us rooms, we had to haul five suitcases, a car seat, a two year old and my Mom in her walker by ourselves. Disgraceful. "