Regent House deluxe 2 bedroom apartment

The location was excellent with parking and everything that you would need in an apartment for a weekend stay.

The lift was out of order and as I have a heart condition and waiting for open heart surgery due to a hereditary condition, the 2 flights of stairs became challenging at times.

In middle of town, but quite. Close to shops and restaurants. Parking was a bonus, with designated parking space. Well appointed, but starting to show some signs of wear and tear. Very secure. Lots of code pads to gain entry.

Sofas were not that comfortable. TV system complicated, with insufficient instructions for use.

Oven did not work properly

Tidy apartment in a perfect location , well equipped and beds were comfortable.

Some of the roof windows didn’t open which would have been nice as it was extremely warm when we stayed. Apartment 8 can be noisy as it backs onto a drinks terrace of the neighbouring hotel along with staff coming and going early hours banging entrance gates.

Very clean, light and airy. Well furnished.

Nothing everything was fine.

Location was fantastic

Apartment was clean, bright and cosy. Access was smooth with good security. With 2 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it was perfect for 2 couples. Well equipped kitchen, spacious living area. Location was quiet and ideal for exploring Harrogate. Lovely restaurants, cafes and shops less than 5 minutes walk. Train and bus stations a short walk, with connections to Leeds, York, Ripon, Knaresborough and other lovely towns and villages

Blinds on vertical windows in bedroom do not keep out morning light, so we were awakened too early. Oven was greasy and emitted a lot of smoke when turned on, so we didn't use it. Only 2 cereal bowls and one dessert spoon for four of us. We managed fine, but cutlery and crockery should be checked between stays.

The location was amazing and even little things had been thought about like tea, coffee and dishwasher tablets.

Nothing

Location was perfect and apartment was exceptional

No tin opener had to lower standards from Branston beans to Heinz