Arlington House Hotel - Self Check-In Suites

Very comfortable bed and very attractive spacious room with table to sit at as well as armchair. Very spacious spotless bathroom. High quality bedding & towels. Checkin process very easy.

No instructions for free wifi. Just 1 milk sachet & no capsules for coffee machine.

Location was good and the rooms were clean.

One of the rooms had no curtains or blind, only a piece of voile. The second room took over half an hour to gain access due to a battery problem with the key pad and the time for someone to respond. On entering, the room was very foisty smelling and had a big damp patch on the ceiling. It was however clean.

Very stylish and newly decorated. Comfy beds and very quiet. The shower was superb and the kitchenette facilities were very much appreciated

The electronic key pads to enter didn’t work for us or other guests. The owners did respond however.

Nice clean and comfortable and quiet in great location

No complaints

Really convenient and easy access.

Could do with a couple of maintenance jobs doing, but nothing to worry about

Very stylish rooms. Comfortable bed. Hot shower

I think calling this a hotel is a bit of a stretch. Its more like serviced rooms. Everything is done remotely. It wasnt very clean. Hair in shower. Bin hadn't been emptied. No toilet roll. Our second room didn't have a blind so hard to sleep. Kitchen area lacked some basics.

A great location, with a nice shower and comfortable bed. Albeit small, the furnishings of the room were nice and well kept

We did not receive our check in information until an hour or so before we were meant to check in. When we tried calling and texting the emergency number provided, we heard nothing back - only to find that the number we had been provided had changed. The blinds in the room were paper thin. This meant that not only did we not sleep well due to the street light right outside the room, but we were woken up before 6am as the sun rose. The room was also described to have a kitchen, which we later found consisted of a kettle, mini fridge and coffee machine (but no pods). We had already bought food to cook (just microwave meals) but could not cook these in the room. A sign on the back of the door said that there was a communal kitchen which we could not find (we assumed it had been turned into another room). By this point all the pubs in the village had stopped serving food so we ended up at the kebab shop and much of the food we bought was wasted.