The Bridge Hotel

Close to local amenitys. Friendly staff lovely quiet atmosphere despite building works family friendly excellent!

The hotel gave the impression of dereliction not good.

Being refurbished very run down very unclean very uncomfortable double bed in 2 half's had to wait for a builder to return the room key Indian builders had gone for lunch the whole place smelt of curry

Room was not clean nice place nice location just run down and un clean in my opinion the new owners should have closed it down until it was finished

The size of this place is brill lots of potential

The decor in the hotel is very dated along with absolutely everything else in there every single door slams shut very loud so not good at night time for your self and others there’s no cctv any where that I seen and I did look on every set of fairs I went up and I was the last from the top not Safe for many reasons no covering at the windows other then curtains so on a lovely day for any privacy they have to be shut, no bath matt the milk given to us was off and there are homeless people to workers staying there long term approaching guests to buy stolen stuff for the price it’s not good

A bit worn down but we got a very large and pretty clean room with lots of floorspace, storage space and high sealings. It would probably look great again with a fresh lick of paint and some new carpets but not bad. The on sweet bathroom was also big and had a large bath (I didn't have to bend my knees like I usually do). It is situated right by the railway, so good for traveling by train if you don't mind the noise. It wasn't very loud and didn't disturb our sleep. No breakfast is provided (thorough when booking it appeared to include it) so watch out for that and bring along your own drinks or food if you want them. The bed was pretty comfortable and the lady who booked us in was pleasant.

Friendly staff lovely little touches in your room

Some of the hall ways need up dating and cleaning a little better