They havent quite finished converting this former Novotel to a Holiday Inn but what they have finished is good, the rooms are much nicer although we seem to have forfeited the separate loos for an all in one bathroom. The restaurant has a slightly 'trucker' ambience' but the food is good and the bar is much as before. Winter rate... More

This hotel is not matching any standard of the Holdays Inn I've been to. Except the bar that seems to be totally new the rooms are from another century ! the carpet on the floor has stains on it, there are spider's web on the walls, unlimmted stains on the chair in the room, the sofa looked so tired that... More

After reading previous reports we contacted the hotel to see as their brochure states that the building work had been completed, we were assured it was. Arrived at the hotel that looked more like an open prison than a hotel , in reception a family of four were already having heated conversation with the receptionist who clearly could not find... More

2 adults and 2 children sharing a room, The 2nd bed was a pull out but the room was spacious and the bathroom a decent size. Building work is still going on so the outside is messy, but it was obvious that the management had done everything to minimise the impact. The restaurant has a limited men, but the food... More

Although just re-branded as Holiday Inn, and with renovations still ongoing, our welcome was friendly and staff throughout the hotel went out of their way to be helpful and friendly. Our room was spacious and light, very comfortable and equipped with a flat-screen TV. Large and comfortable bed and a stylish and comtemporary bathroom with walk-in shower. Food in restaurant... More

We arrived, having booked a twin room, to be told there weren't any available due to the building work. We were offered, initially, a room with an extra large bed. Not appropriate for a mother in her 70's and son in his 50's. When that was rejected we were offered a room with a 'futon' - probably a conversion of... More