Sunnymead Guest House

Close to town,come & go as I please

Comfortable beds,nice bedding,nice clean bathroom

Lack of towels tea coffee sugar teabags but there was a kettle no cups,I could have asked for them but it wasn't an issue for me but needs rectifying,house keeping issue.

We didn't have breakfast, the location was quite central

When we arrived we had a lengthy wait to be let it despite making our arrival time known & several calls to the number. The shower door opened outwards so you had to open the bathroom door to get in or out of it which was inconvenient as it's a small room & the toilet seat wasn't fitted

The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The location was close to town.

There was no-one there when we arrived and we had to phone and wait for someone to let us in. The facilities were basic. There was no teaspoon to remove teabags. I think Bridge Street is the noisiest in Aber. During the day, traffic noise isn't restful. All in all it wasn't good value, although I know it was graduation week.

Big room with great style and a good size en-suite. Nice large TV.

Room was very noisable, both from people walking upstairs and a squeeky gear (this one kept me up at night). Bathroom had no shampoo and a single towel. No proper size mirror.

No positives.

Was not able to get entry and some delay while owner found someone to jump over a wall. Bed linen was not clean (felt things moving on my skin), room probably last decorated when Thatcher was Prime Minister. A dog was locked in a yard next to my window late at night and howling/barking so was unable to sleep there (then impossible to reach the owner), so ultimately did not stay. Without a doubt the worst hostel/guest house experience I have ever had. I have no idea how they have stayed in business.