Don't waste your money. Cold damp room of a low standard. Made to feel uncomfortable by staff, (also hard to understand at times). Their 'continental breakfast' consisted of a box of cerial, toast, a stale croissant and processed cheese slices that'd started the curl around the edges! Deffinatally NOT a pleasant stay. More

Firstly I would like to point out that I have travelled the world over and slept in all sorts of conditions, from south American jungles, huts in India to 5 diamond resorts. Ashamed as I am to admit it, I never take the time to write reviews especially when good. It’s true what they say though - bad news travels... More

We stayed here for one night and found the hotel to be very clean and tidy, with very friendly and helpful staff. Like a Travelodge (which it once was) but much better and nicer. The restaurant could be improved - the food in the evening was excellent but the service was a bit slow and the very nice waiter's limited... More

This is a shed of a hotel that stinks of damp and it generally grotty. Even if every other hotel in the area burns to the ground, do not be tempted to stay here. We arrived to find a garden centre type shed, and walked into what we thought was the hotel reception (which looked like a garden centre canteen).... More

I am farly local to this restaurant, so can't comment about the hotel. However, visited restaurant with friends having never had nepalese food. Considering previous review I was a bit tense HOWEVER...Really good food, excellent service, good price. Paul the Australian Manager was very friendly. Did we go to the same place as London gurkha?? More

We were a party of four staying over a Bank Holiday weekend. We had booked this hotel as it was convenient for a local event. One of the attractions was that it had a Nepalese restaurant, The Gurkha. We booked a table for the Saturday night for 19:30 but when we arrived it was virtually empty. We gave our order... More