We stayed here in May. Inn has/had no drinks licence then so no drinks. Our room was fine, very clean and toilettries were in abundance. We did have a good nights sleep on a comfortable bed - there the good things end.
We opted for a meal in the hotel, not a good move. No menu and no prices. We ordered and had to wait a very long time for our food. We started with soup - it was ok but the bread rolls had obviously come out of the microwave and were chewy. Our main meal, after a really long wait, was very low standard. More than half the plate was chips and the veg were from a packet of frozen. There was an unbelievable amount of food on the plate, pity most of it was left. My husband had a goulash, again a huge amount with most of it going back. It tasted ok, just the portion was well above what any normal human would eat. The owner seemed to boast that most people cant finish the portions. I felt this was an old idea to pile the food high and have most of it returned to the kitchen to get rid of. The dining room was very cold and the other guests did complain and a gas heater, along with the huge red gas cylinder was light. The last time I saw a heater like that it was on a building site and did not think they were allowed in a hotel environment.
Breakfast next morning did not start till 9.00am (Sunday) and we did ask the owner the night before the time he started serving but got no answer so we appeared at 8.00am. Nothing. The cereal was out and we poured out some each. The rice crispies were soft so I started again with the cornflakes and they were ok. We took them to our room and put on the kettle only to find that most of the things in the tea tray were out of date. Tea and coffee out of date I dont mind but I draw the line at using the little milk straws. We ate what we could and got ready to leave. We met the owner down stairs making the breakfast and he did offer us a cooked one but we needed to leave due to the lateness in the day. He gave us some apples and tablet to take away. The tablet was good.
Payment had to be by cash and again no explanation as to how the charges were made up as no bill was produced.