I stayed here for 3 nights so it was not cheap. I couldn't believe that they would not waive the £5 car parking fee. That sort of pettiness always leaves a sour taste.
The hotel room was well equipped and clean but the decor not to my taste. The heating is by using fans which makes heating the room a noisy experience. The carpets were a bit grubby as was the stairway. Good en suite.
I had two breakfasts there. The first time I had the fish which was nice. It wasn't on the menu the second day, instead it was help yourself to hot food in the warmers so tended to be a bit overcooked and dry.
Overall, I was disappointed that my return to a large hotel was not a more pleasurable experience and I will stick to the smaller guesthouses where the food is cooked to order.

The Hotel is 'OK' - but far from 4 Star.
Location in town was very convenient.
I always hate the check out argument at any hotel when the rate for the room is not what the on-line quote says.
Breakfast was nice.

There was a time when every city and town had a first class hotel - The Grand in Bristol, the Adelphi in Liverpool, the Queens in Leeds and the White Hart in salisbury. It was the place where accountabts took moring coffee, bankers lunched clients, retired gentry and their wives took afternoon tea and Round Table and Rotary held their dinners in the evening.
Most were 'privately owned' and passed into the hands of international groups run by accountants rather than hoteliers, tapping the so called remunerative touring and business market.
In consequence there were only 11 occupants on December 22nd and only 2 people dining - so what was thought to be a festive treat turned out to be a bit of a damp squib. The hotel staff were most welcoming and looked good. The bedroom was nicely furnished, if only a bit larger than a broom cupboard; it overlooked the main street and alsthough the secondary glazing did its best, ot failed to stop the musical throbs of passing motorists and the odd 'blues and two's during the night.
The dinner menu could have done with a bit more thought and expertise - it would have paid the hotel to give us 30 quid to go somewhere else; and I suspect any menu at a local pub would have been better.
However the Hotel is doing something right - it has the most polite and welcoming staff that I have come across in a long time - well done. Oh and they all speak English!