I should have known this hotel was bad when I was the only car in the car park. However upon arriving I was greeted at reception and taken to my room whereby the person from the hotel, opened the door and proceeded to spray air freshner immediately we entered the room. Other points of note - the bathroom was disgusting, the light fitting was hanging from the ceiling, there were cobwebs all over the bedroom and bathroom with spiders and the bed was a disgrace - musty and the sheets had holes in them! However to cap it off, the next morning (yes I had nowhere else to stay..) I went down to reception to check out and had to step over a person sleeping fully clothed in the corridor next to the reception....apparently the police had dropped off a homeless person at midnight and asked if the Quinns had a spare room! It would appear that even the homeless find the Quinns rooms too dirty to sleep in!

The Quinns hotel is a disgrace and I would not recomend it. Upon arrival there was no sign of anyone in reception. Once we did get checked in the rooms were awful. I could list a string of faults but the main ones were flimsy yale lock, dirty sheets, plastic bag over the light fitting in the bathroom, smoke alarm with battery taken out. In the morning we arrived for breakfast at 8:30 (served from 8am-9:30am according to the room) and there wasn't a sole around. We ended up going into the kitchen ourselves to get milk. I can't believe this place charges £55 per night!

This hotel is the worst I have ever stayed in.

It's dark, and smells damp and musty.

The rooms have lumpy beds and concrete pillows and are secured by a feeble yale lock. My laptop was swiftly returned to the car and locked in the boot, while I put a chair against the door of my room.

There is very poor security. When I tried checking in, the front two doors were open (leading me directly into the stairway and the bedrooms, but not the reception/kitchen).

I asked for a room at the back, but was initially escorted to one at the front (I had to make myself clear to the point of being rude).

I was told breakfast was served at 7.30 (it also says this in the rooms). I went down at 7.30 to find the reception locked and no one around to serve breakfast. I rang the bell until someone came and told me 8.00. A pointless discussion later and it was off to the canteen at work for breakfast.

My room was not cleaned for the 2 nights I was there. The toilet was dirty when I arrived. The musty smell permeated through everything.

On the plus point, it was very quiet. If the bed had not been 50 years old, I might have had a good nights sleep.

It was £54.50 per night. An absolute rip off. Avoid at all costs - theres a couple of farmhouse b&bs locally that are much better value for money!