5/5 - Excellent
Very pretty village with lots of pubs and cafes.






The rooms were very comfortable and well decorated. The breakfasts were delicious snd the staff were extremely helpful! The only thing I could find fault with was the walls of the bedrooms. They were very thin and you could hear a lot from the next bedroom.
Reviewed on 27 Nov 2025

Location was perfect, attached to the train station. Prebooked breakfast was reasonable, front desk staff was great. Downside was noise of revelery (outside) several times during the night.
Reviewed on 3 Feb 2026

Room was fine, excellent service in the restaurant and the gym and pool area was very nice. Parking was fine, and staff are all lovely. Shower in room was terrible, weak pressure and freezing cold. Apart from that very good hotel
Reviewed on 31 Jan 2026

Room was spotless and staff were courteous
Reviewed on 29 Jan 2026


Clean rooms furniture a little tired, but great for City centre rooms
Reviewed on 29 Dec 2025

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Very pretty village with lots of pubs and cafes.
Lovely unique shops with friendly locals.
Brief visit but it's a lovely town. Do list the Pele Tower micro brewery!
Fabulous friendly village with bridge across river lots of artisan shops and pubs many using it as a stopping point between east and west coast for walks and cycling
Nice town but as it was bank holiday most places were closed
