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GB · couple · Sep 2026
An overnight stay in a somewhat unconventional hotel
The location was good and the room clean and spacious. We were greeted cordially by the owner/manager. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom clean and spacious (very spacious).
The whole experience was somewhat unconventional from a "garden room" with a very utilitarian entrance and a small courtyard area outside (with plants suffering from the head) to having to pay for parking, where there were few other guests and plenty of space. The meal, which we had to pre-order on arrival was OK but the place was deserted with only one other couple staying there. In comparison with the hotels we had been staying in all week. it was very over-priced.
GB · extended_group · May 2026
Nice hotel but don't park there!
Lovely building with very comfortable and clean rooms. Nice bar and a good breakfast. The breakfast was expensive though and parking was £8 on top! There were a handful.of guests and plenty of space but you still had to pay £8! Not had to pay extra at any previous hotel.even in busy big cities.
Paying to park.
GB · solo_traveller · Mar 2026
Will never stay again
Room was clean and comfortable.
Communal areas were unlit and not heated. Didn’t serve food and the bar was closed. It was like a ghost hotel. The reception wasn’t even staffed when checking out. The £8 a night car parking charge is an insult. Apparently, it’s to pay for CCTV which wasn’t even completed when I stayed there. Basil Faulty would have been better than the owner/manager who tried to explain it to me.
GG · solo_traveller · Feb 2026
Want to take my partner back there so she can experience it too
Lovely room, delicious food, friendly staff
Struggling to think of anything
GB · couple · Jan 2026
Linglie Road · Selkirk