Can't decide whether to or not as hostess was actually very pleasant and I suspect she's a single parent struggling to keep things going. Upset though as we paid a lot of money for this. We won't be returning :(
We booked a last minute break for myself, dp and two DCs. I'd start by saying this is a small b&b and the hostess herself was very friendly and helpful. Also it was a bank holiday which might explain some of the issues.
The room was described as a family suite to sleep 4 and was £XXX. The website stated breakfast was included and that it was possible to buy dinner.
The problems started when we received a phone call at lunch time saying that although the website stated a 4pm in check in it would not be possible to book in until 7.30pm.
By that time were were on our way and knew it would be hard to find another room in a similar location so we rejigged our day and decided to go out to dinner before arriving.
On arrival we were shown our room which turned out to be so small that we could just get the travel cot in at the expense of opening the door all the way. A suite it was not. We had a short but comfortable double bed with a double sofa bed stuffed in at the bottom of it for DD. The hostess made it quite clear that she would have expected the children to share a bed if we'd not had the cot.
The blinds were broken and didn't keep the light out and the tap to the bath was broken making the bath unusable. We were told to use the shower next door - no good with a baby.
Breakfast was good although it turned out that only the continental was included - we found a bill for the cooked breakfast on our table when we came down. We had use of an excellent visitors lounge which was a saving grace as there is no way dp and I could have sat up in the very cramped room after the children had gone to bed.
All in all a disappointing experience for what was described as a luxury suite. Maybe suitable for adults travelling alone if some of the other issues were resolved.
room tip the family suite is a cramped family room