Guest User
January 5, 2025
The accessible rooms are excellent and, a rarity, can be converted into family rooms. Both rooms are a good size, with lowered baths, lowered beds and handrails as you'd expect. Location wise, you need a car and, the one negative, is management of the parking, which is outsourced to an off-site company that do little more than take money. Frequently, the accessible parking bays, which are by the main entrance, have vehicles not displaying a blue badge and the parking place the onus on reporting such matters to the car park users. As the hotel is on two levels, and the accessible rooms are on the same level as main reception, parking elsewhere on site at the bottom of a hill is more than a little inconvenient. If all the bays were filled with those who actually need it, no problem, but usually there are liveried vehicles parked or others who don't want the aggravation of an extended walk. Of you use the hotel, please park responsibly.