As per the other reviews. Shabby, old, dated etc etc, I agree. Double bed was small but not too hard. Self Service cooked and cereal breakfast. Price was £65 but owner happily dropped to £55 on the phone. For £55 I would happily stop here again for the night to visit my student son. After some drinks all you need is a reasonable bed and that is what you get.

Is it cheap, fifty quid a night with breakfast? Maybe it is, but luxury it certainly ain't. If you are lucky you might find a parking spot on the main road outside (metered). Inside, their is a tiny bar and a lower level where the reception desk is with pleasant staff. But its not exactly the Bangkok Hilton is it. Leading out the back of the hotel is a bunch of ramshackle rooms. Mine was room 6 (maybe ask not room 6 if you book), a bed Kate Moss would find a tad on the skinny side. Boing, boing. The springs are coming up through the matress and it sags in the middle. The duvet had no cover. Nice touch. The most uncomfortable bed I can remember (trying) to sleep in. In my room, there was just a sink, my private bathroom was accessed by leaving the room barging my way through a narrow firedoor and using a key to access a freezing cold bathroom. Toilet and a grubby old bath I'd only consider to die in, not wash thanks. In the morning breakfast was ok, nothing exceptional as you'd expect but maybe not as bad as I was expecting. Man, I was pleased we were only booked in for one night. This is a 'hotel' where the savvy owners invest the minimum and squeeze out of it the maximum number of rooms they can. As Craig Revel Horwood might say, DI A BOLICAL darling. NEXT ...


we are not joking when we say that this is not a hotel. it is a collection of grubby rooms and filthy bathrooms with broken showers. the bar consists of 1 bar tap at a counter beside reception and reception is a shelf. the price is a joke for what you get. we paid 89 sterling for one night whereas...

We stayed at the Four Seasons for 3 nights last week. Firstly I would like to say what a warm and friendly greeting I got! Our room was on the 1st floor and was nicely decorated and clean. The bed was extremely comfortable with high quality bedding. The room had plenty of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and biscuits supplied, I also thought the bottled water was a nice touch too. The cleaners would come in daily and leave fresh fluffy towels for us.
The bar area was nice and cosy with a good selection of drinks. We didnt eat in the restaurant in the evenings as we were visting family but the breakfast was delicious, it was a buffet style breakfast so you could eat as much as you wanted, the staff were also very friendly.
We stayed here as it was recommended by our family in Aberystwyth and we will definatly be staying here again next time we visit!
Many thanks for a wonderful stay, see you soon!

I booked a twin room here for 3 nights for my husband and 10 year old son. They arrived to book in and were told that the room had been double booked and that there was only one room for the first night. This was after my husband called earlier in the day to confirm the booking and to let them know what time they would be arriving. If that is not bad enough they didn't even book them into somewhere else for the remaining 2 nights.

It gets worse, when the receptionist spoke to her husband on the phone about it he could not have cared less, all he was worried about was getting my husband to pay up front. Money Money Money!!!!
The room was a hole. Threadbare carpets, and not the cleanest. I will definately be recommending this hotel to my worst enermies thats for sure. But to no one else.