Hunters Guest House

The location is great, very near the ferry terminal. It's close to restaurants and a nice coffeehouse. The historical museum is nearby. We easily accessed hikes, castles, and shops. Brian cooked up and served great breakfasts.

The check in instructions were unclear. The auto-generated email from Booking indicated someone would be there to meet us. When we arrived, no one was there; the instructions on the door said to ring a bell and if no one answered, then call Max. We called Max and he said, oh, you can just go right in. That was helpful but different from the other info. The WiFi was unstable and unpredictable. The room was on the top floor and quite warm. There was no way to turn off the heater. It seems that some renovations have been attempted but not completed (for ex., patching on the wall was poorly done). Our sense was that the host wasn't committed to the property. We never saw him even though we stayed three nights. This morning we noticed a for sale sign on the property. If a new owner can invest time and effort, this place could be really nice.

Location good

Rooms in poor state of repair. Ceilings poor state of repair.

We liked the location

Our room looked on to the side of a house next door

Great location

Bathroom plumbing not so good

It's a beautiful old building right on the seafront. Easy access, we had the ground floor accessibility room. Excellent and plentiful breakfast from the lovely couple who run the cafe that provides the breakfast for Hunters and then opens as a cafe to the public. Nice little garden. Parking available. Beautiful view of Goatfell and the sea. Minutes from the ferry terminus.

Nothing. it was ideal for the price we paid.

Location is excellent and the staff were lovely

Great location Brian was an exceptional host beautiful breakfast loved our stay definitely be back