We stayed for two nights over Easter, with two kids aged 3 and 2.
We arrived at 1.20, but check in wasn’t til 4. We came back at 4 but the room still wasn’t ready. The entire window room was booked for afternoon tea, so seats elsewhere were hard to find, and we had to stand and try to control the two little ones while we waited. Not a great start, but we were kindly offered a drinks voucher for the bar.
Room was fine - double sofa bed for kids. It was an executive room, but sadly the view was of the back yard of the hotel. That was ok - we didn’t want to go on the balcony anyway, for fear of kids messing on it. The room was nice and quiet.
Our double pushchair didn’t fit through many doors in the hotel. Even the ramp access from the front wasn’t wide enough. This is the first time I’ve had an issue with our pushchair. We had to leave it outside our room when we got fed up of collapsing it.
Breakfast was good, staff all very helpful.
Pool was nice and warm, but was a bit disappointed that half the pool was taken up by lanes, even during family time. That made it a bit cramped at times, but not bad, kids loved it.
We ate in Hardy’s Bar - our host was really good, and I’m sorry for not getting his name. Food wasn’t amazing and they had run out of one of the starters and one dessert, though of course it was Easter Sunday. You couldn’t seem to just come into the bar and have a drink though, it was a bit too busy with diners for that.
The Easter egg hunt was fantastic and the girls running it were great.
Summary - our stay was fine, it was a busy weekend, so it may be that it is easier to find somewhere to sit in the lobby at other times.