We stayed just 1 night on our way round the Islands. We had a 1st floor studio room. There is no dedicated parking, but it was quiet when we stayed & we parked near the bottom of the stairs so we didn't have to carry our bags far. Kathryn greeted us - very friendly, chatty & full of information. She gave us a small carton of milk, cookies, & mini choc bars, and showed us to our room where she explained how the heater worked. However, the weather was good & we didn't need to use it.
The main room was large - probably the largest of all the 18 motels we stayed in during our trip! It had a double & a single bed, 2 reclining arm chairs with leg rests & a good TV. It was decorated very neutrally - bedspreads, carpet, curtains, walls. We counted 5 x double electric sockets throughout the room, & there were ceiling & wall spotlights in the main area.
The beds had clean, ironed, fresh sheets & a blanket on them.
The kitchen area was well supplied. The only negative: the hinges on the fridge are on the right, so the door opens out towards you - no big problem.
Bathroom - large! More than enough towels, a large shower with what seemed to be a new glass door. The WC also seemed to be relatively new. There was sufficient vanity space on each side of the basin, & there was a cupboard & 3 drawers under the basin. The shower was very powerful, but it was easy to adjust temperature & pressure. The wash basin was plumbed the wrong way round - cold is to the left, & hot to the right - this gave a bit of a scalding shock. There is a hairdryer.
The room faced west, looking over either a school or uni grounds, but there was no noise from there. The unit was towards the rear of the motel, far from the main road & we could hear traffic when the door was open, but nothing with it closed.
BP garage about 50m away, supermarkets nearby. Took about 5 minutes to drive into the town centre, & that was through an extensive set of traffic light controlled road works.
