The Heathcock Boutique Hotel - Room 1

The bed was really big and comfy.

The room was really noisy as no double glazing and a very busy road, so constant noise throughout the night.

Beautiful rooms with a very chic feel

The door downstairs to get into the property after hours was quite tricky to get into.

The room was beautiful, very comfy and had everything you need. The staff were amazing, so friendly, welcoming and helpful and the food and drink was great, the pub had a top atmosphere. 10/10. Only wish we could've stayed longer. Will definitely be returning in the future.

Nothing not to like at all, was idyllic.

Excellent room, excellent staff and a great atmosphere.

Proximity to the restaurant was good. The bed was comfortable. Good shower

We had to locate the back entrance in the dark , as couldn't find a way in to the property. The bar area was being renovated so no drink before going out or at the end of our evening. The staff had forgotten to turn on the heating in our room, so very cold on arrival. We were encouraged to use the sister- deli for breakfast, however this was also under renovation, so no hit kitchen facilities, so basically very poor breakfast. Had we known we would have gone somewhere else.

I was going to an event nearby and thought the location was very good. The room was nice and comfortable and the bathroom was lovely. The staff were very nice and carried my heavy bags upstairs. There is a seperate door to use to avoid coming through the bar.

At £157.32 I felt it was overpriced and I should have read more about the hotel. It's more a pub with rooms than a hotel. On Sunday they don't do breakfast and ask you to go up the road to a Bakery to get 25% off and I didn't have time to do that. There is no parking and you have to find a spot in local streets which were mostly filled up with residents parking. Room 1 fronts onto the main road and was noisy as were the people coming out of the pub under the room with lots of foul language and shouting. Maybe ask people to leave more quietly?