Pebbles guest house

There was no breakfast

The room was filthy, things broken and old. Beds were hard.

The location and free parking

Everything from non existent check in to a run down furniture, broken bed, lack of amenities

Nothing!!!

It’s absolutely awful. Dirty, dated, horrible people, fire alarms at midnight as people smoking in their rooms. Horrible place that needs shutting down.

The place was not upto the value of money .I had to leave before my 2 days were over.. bedding was full of stains. No shower gel. Was very disappointed with the service. I will surely put it on the news paper

Was nothing to like ...service was bad ... Staines on the bedding.. no one on duty to ask. Check out before my days were over

Fabulous character filled property.

Close to the train station

The locks were not working on both the front door and the bedroom door. We contacted the owner but he stopped answering after we told him about it. The beds were not very clean. The TV remote was not working, we couldn't find information to use the wifi connection. There was nobody to inform you. The kitchen was big but the fridge was dirty and stinky, so we couldn't put anything in it. No soap or shower gel. Low water pressure in the shower. Milk with no expiration date on it because the packaging was removed. The pipes were making very loud noises as soon as someone was using water in the building.

The price was affordable, but after staying one night only of my pre-paid 2 night stay, I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone.

There was no running water in the bathroom faucet in Room 13 upstairs. Only very hot water in one tap but too hot to brush teeth & the shower was dirty & zero water pressure so not usable… The scariest part of my 1 night stay was the lack of security - a man in a dark grey hoodie entered my room at 6:45 a.m on 15/9 & when I screamed at him & yelled “What are you doing ?” as he pushed the door open,& saw me get up out of bed to approach him- he backed out of my room & said “they must have given me your room code” & he ran down the stairs & out the door… Needless to say, this was extremely traumatic for me as a solo female traveler in my 60’s, so I packed my bags & went downstairs at 8:30 a.m. to try & find Maggie (whom I met the day before at check in) to tell her about the break in, but the office door was closed & no one was on the property. So I left my Room key on the table & got an Uber to the University & despite paying for a 2nd night for 15/9 I left because I felt unsafe there.

Only good thing is relatively good location to train station

Bed was broken, front door broken, shower did not work