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Charming hotel with a lot of character in a prime location, right on the seafront. Short stroll to the Old Town, and right next door to the White Rock Theatre.  Run by a wonderful family, including their adorable dogs and cat.  Warm and friendly atmosphere, with a restaurant, outdoor dining and large bar.  Parking available too.  Rooms are spacious and clean, with modern facilities. England’s oldest Norman Castle on a cliff right by the Old Town nearby too. Real gem of a British seaside town.

I need to call Booking.com because I chose not to stay once I saw the room. The accommodations were like a Motel 6 in the states. Not at all what I expect from a hotel in England. A Premiere Inn would be nicer than this. This was my only booking that truly let me down. After seeing the room, I immediately checked out. I was there for maybe 10 minutes, and got no refund. They said because I booked through Booking.com they could not refund me. Would not stay. Will not return.

The location is amazing. It’s a sweet & roomy two bedroom apartment in the middle of Bath. I was with my 80 yr old Mom, who is in great shape, but it IS 3 flights up on stairs..so keep that in mind. We shopped at Waitrose & happily used the kitchen rather than dining out every meal. When I had any questions, Lynsey was an absolute doll & promptly was in touch. Honestly, the best place we stayed in our 2 week tour of England. Don’t miss this one!

This was a very comfortable place to stay. We stayed in 6 different locations on a 2 week tour of England and frankly this was the best bed of any place we stayed. The room was so comfortable. Loved our stay in this recently renovated hotel. We hiked in Whinlatter Forest and explored Keswick, The Ruddings was situated perfectly in the middle. The staff were very helpful, food was delicious, and as someone traveling in a car, there was plenty of parking!

The best hotel we have stayed in during our visit to England and Wales. Ideal location near town centre. Very comfortable room with temperature and bedding suited to the climate at the time (Sep). Self-service breakfast in fully equipped kitchen was all that we asked for, yet gave others wide scope to suit themselves. Staff gave us a friendly reception, helped with our luggage, and guided us to the places we wanted to go in Penzance.

Room was a bit compact and with only one comfortable chair but had all the usual amenities ( except for aircon of course - this is England ). Breakfast was excellent and the staff were very friendly. The smoked haddock for breakfast was a real treat. We had one meal in the pub which we enjoyed but no food service on Monday or Tuesday unfortunately. We had a nice seaview albeit framed by scaffolding as mentioned in other reviews.

The staff at reception and in the restaurant were nice and welcoming. We appreciated the hotel-provided car park across the street. The room had two beds (double and twin) and a good-sized bathroom with a bathtub. At reception, they made us a dinner and breakfast reservation. Dinner at the restaurant was great! The strawberry sundae is one of our highlights from our full trip to England. Loved the view and walking along the canal.

The only 5 star hotel on the south coast of England provided exceptional old school charm & service & food. We ate at the Mirabelle restaurant & had the tasting menu & wine flight. Outstanding new chef Alex Burtenshaw created such an amazing dinner- highlights were the salt marsh lamb & the poached monkfish. Sommelier Ronnie Tayao matched all the courses perfectly with his stunning wine flight.

It was just as expected … a quaint, older, quiet pub and inn. We didn’t want to visit England and stay in a big franchised Hotel. Comfortable bed. The room included a couch (which would make into a bed). The bathroom was very clean and updated. And all of the staff were helpful and friendly. Gave us some great advise on visiting in downtown Canterbury. And dinner was convenient, just ran downstairs.

We had a very special experience when we explained to the owner that my husband had once lived in this house as a young child - before it had become a hotel. The owner was particularly enchanted by this and did everything to make our stay as agreeable as possible. Best notes for this lovely place, which is run with great professionalism and warmth! A beautiful part of England , a lovely place to stay

Location / walking distance to Metro, restaurants, park, family member's apartment. We bought location (area) at a budget price. Spent rather money on our Graduate. After being in Switzerland, France and in a London Airbnb, we realized that choosing accommodations in England the trade-off between price and comfort has to be very carefully evaluated.

everything,Location in one of Englands most charming historic fishing towns,world traveller with experience of hotels all over the world old,isitrd by aristocracy for over a Hundred years known it all my life,Good enough for Winston Churchill and aristocracy good enough for me.and with booking com the price for me makes it a bucket list,I could live here!

Excellent location. Cheap. Clean. Stayed previously but never visited kitchen/common room area before, so this time was very impressed with facilities offered. Matt on the front desk was very friendly, helpful, hospitable and welcoming. He was full of great local tips. It's a shame there are not more Albatross Hostels around England!

new and clean property from Jesus college at the centre of Cambridge. This apartment is the finest accommodation during my trip to England, offering a fine kitchen, a lovely balcony. you got the chance to visit some colleges nearby such as trinity, Jesus, Magdalene etc. besides, breakfast here if fantastic! definitely recommend.

Room could do with a makeover but apart from that it did the job for the night. It’s a budget hotel and felt it was good value for money especially considering England were playing at St James’ Park that night. Like I said done the job for the night. Free parking was a welcome bonus and room was clean. Staff helpful when needed.

Wonderful ambiance of this charming hotel. Food in restaurant was delicious , the best we ate in England. The staff in the restaurant were very accommodating and friendly. Breakfast was good with several choices and they happily made lattes. The front desk was very helpful in getting us taxis and giving directions.

Location close to the Cruise Terminal was great. Southampton is a major cruise port in Southern England. The bed was comfortable. Dinner in the hotel restaurant was just okay. It's a bar/cafe combo without much variety. Staff handled an issue with the room well (and seemed embarrassed as well).

Nice business class hotel with all the comforts and amenities of a modern hotel. Nice functional bathroom, roomy shower, working air conditioner, large-ish room. They have a bar. Breakfast was pretty decent. A welcome respite after all the 'charming' little hotels in England.

The receptionist arranged for us to have a secure room for our bikes during our cycling trip through England. The beds are comfortable and the breakfast is delicious. the staff were very attentive and it is pleasant to have a drink in the hotel in the evening in a cosy atmosphere

Nice hotel to stay ! View is amazing of windermere lake though it was raining so we could not enjoy much that view. This is an old hotel but very tech savvy !! Tv / bathroom / room is very good . Breakfast is okay ish but this is how it works in England!