Ardington Hotel

The hotel is located in a great location. Rooms are clean and comfortable. The bar area and restaurant area has a nice relaxing chilled atmosphere.

A welcoming hotel conveniently placed for beach, pier. shops and resturants. Rooms very clean with an excelent hospitality tray. Staff friendly and helpful. Richard (owner) extremely helpful and informative about the town and facilitis. Only disappointment - tinned tomatoes not fresh at breakfast but otherwise great

A bit traditional in style, yet wonderfully central and staffed with genuinely lovely people. The room we were given has clearly seen better days, but it was still comfortable enough. Parking is available around the hotel, though it’s in a busy area and limited to public spaces. In the end, it’s the friendliness and helpful spirit of the staff that truly give this hotel its charm.

Had a very nice stay at the Ardlington hotel recently when visiting for business. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. They brought my bag upstairs and were very kind. The rooms were clean and everything that was needed was there. I would be very happy to come stay again! The ambience of the hotel was lovely very cute and quaint. Sadly the restaurant was closed when I stayed but it looks very nice!

Cosy,family run hotel with perfect location for beach,pier and pedestrianised shopping streets. Medium size rooms with king sized bed. Shower over bath. Usual breakfast scene with individually cooked options on request. Owner was on hand and mingled with guests. Recommended. Only slight issue was having to use a multi storey car park 2 roads away.

We booked for an afternoon tea. There was 8 of us in total. The afternoon tea was excellent, selection of sandwiches, scones both sweet and savoury, selection of desserts. Simon and his staff were very attentive and the service was exceptional. I would highly recommend going for afternoon tea or a meal. The hotel does theme nights such as Fawlty Towers or Murder Mystery nights which will be next on the agenda for us.

I stayed in this hotel for A Bridge Weekend. What I particularly liked about this hotel was the excellent food and extremely friendly staff who were always happy to accommodate. The single room was adequate if somewhat a little dated. I saw A Double Room and that was very nice.

We had an annual dinner and awards evening here for our running club which we have done for the last few years. We were given access to a room for the awards and a room for the dinner. The team were exceptional, helping us with every detail from the menu through to ensuring we had cables to play music and helping with seating plans. The awards room was set out theaatre style to enable us to undertake our event. After the food was exceptional and reasonably priced. Everyone had a fantastic time.

The double room was very dark and small and I had to have the lights on all the time.. There was one window which faced the wall of the next door house. I was charged the same for this room as a much larger room on the front of the house. When I spoke to the receptionist, I was given the brush off. No lift and quite steep twisted staircase. Not suitable for older people. Yes I had difficulty in using the stairs. Finally I was woken when the next door room showered. The noise of the extractor fan and running water