The Wishingwell

The check in was done by a sad person who thought thd end of the day was closer but realised she had yo come back thd next day. The rooms were clean and well laid out. The furniture looked from the 60s and was in a state of disrepair from that decade as well. The beds were like a trampoline, soft and so bouncy my wife nearly hit the roof when sitting down. Carpet looked better than a dogs dinner but not by much. The single ply toilet paper allowed me to give myself a prostate exam. We asked for a double bed but got two singles, just like the first time i visited the wife's parents, thanks for that memory. Overal, an expensive experience, one which we will not repeat unless the Russians invade and force us to.

The room felt grubby and dated. The carpet had stains all over it. The bathroom had a strange smell. The mattress was the worst mattress I’ve ever slept on in my life. Felt like it was found in a skip. The windows don’t keep any noise out so all I could hear was cars and people downstairs at the bar. Stayed for a few nights and would never stay again.

Bedroom was fine but traffic noise was a real issue.

Had to request to move rooms as our original room had a strange odour was told that the room had a smoking charge on it the night before and the odour was from what was used to disinfect the room,the receptionist moved us with no problem but surely the room should not have been allocated until the odour had gone the replacement room was better as there was no odour but had to request a plug hole plug for the wash basin the toilet roll holder was hanging off the wall plus the curtains were hanging off the track we stayed in the hotel a few years ago and feel it has gone down hill and needs some money spent on it

Tired scruffy property in need of refurbishment. Restaurant service poor due to lack of staff.

The room was tired and not clean.the bathtap was defective. In the morning we were advised that breakfast would be an hour to wait due to staff shortage.the staff were unhelpful and were not interested when asked about the above. Quite simply a substandard hotel.

The rooms were clean and comfortable, but basic. The carpets in the corridors are worn and tired, which let it down as an overwll impression. Restaurant and bar was welcoming and plenty of variety to eat.

THE ROOM WAS VERY BASIC AND THE FULL ENGLISH BREAFAST WAS TERRIBLE. THE BACON WAS HARD AND PLASTICLY,SAUSAGE TASTELESS,MUSHROOMS WHERE TINNED AND COFEE INSTANT. FOR £10 IT WAS A RIP OFF

the room we had no.12 needs updating. had to have windows open as no air condition. there is a heater on the wall for winter time. we also fear the bed has bed bugs as both of us had bite marks on our arms and legs. restaurant and bar and breakfast was excellent.

The wishing well is a very basic hotel. I had the suite, which was clean. The room was large, basic, and well worn and dated. The bathroom was modern, with good water power, it was large but sparse. Good towels The mattress was of poor quality, being able to feel the springs. I had to sleep on the duvet doubled up.