Albert Guest House

The location was close to where I was visiting.

Unfortunately, this house conversion did not meet the expectatins of even a cheap stay option. here was a smell of food that permeated the room, the sheets and pillows, that combined with the lavender? made sleepng uncomforatable.The room was ok for size, but the bed had a duvet cover that was stained, and the shower had 1 setting, scalding. There were light fitings on the wall over the bed that didnt work, and the bed itself creaked throughout the night. The receptionist was pleasant enough but unavailable to ask about changing the duvet cover. there were two shower gel sachets that looked like they had been picked up at another hotel and used there.

Location & price

Good service. Box standard room for price

Hard bed Overpriced ...simple

stuffy run down looked like it was abandoned

nothing

I felt unsafe and the room was disgusting.

The room was filthy, with dirt and stains on the walls and furniture. There was no door handle and only a flimsy lock so I felt unsafe at night. The bathroom door didn't close at all. The lamps on either side of the bed were not secured to the wall properly and would not turn on. The corridors in the common areas of the property were poorly lit.

Location near to town

Dirty, paint flaking of walls, blind mouldy and broken, bathroom too small, no fire signs up, blood on pillows, extension lead looks dangerous

It stank. The whole hotel smelt the bedding smelt, the bathroom smelt it was a bad experience.

Only good thing was that it was less than a 5 minute walk to town centre

Staff were unwelcoming it felt to both myself and my partner that he didn't like white people room was supposed to be a double was a large single room with double bed standing wardrobe and dressr couldn't move around so small we had to leave our suitcases with family as for the bathroom so small it had sildeing door that was falling off and had to check out by 10am or get charged £15 for late check out