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The traffic is very convenient, very close to the attractions, cost-effective, so stay here often, I like it hahahahaha

I wish I could say it lived up to the price-tag of the room... but from my experience, my stay did NOT fully live up to a five-star night away. The grounds are STUNNING. I have to point that out first and foremost. The breakfast room, bar, reception and the lounge are immaculate. The lounge bearing the fireplace and stone walls feel like an untouched visit back to the 1850's, and you honestly feel like you've stepped into a time machine. I was actually anxious about the visit, as I'd had a couple of issues with misunderstandings with the website as I felt that the offers combined with the layout and navigation of the site had been unintentionally misleading. (I thought I'd stepped onto an incredible bargain with the couple's retreat offer, but I was misguided. This isn't necessarily any one individual's fault as tech often has teething issues and I understand this is being resolved). I had also been regularly checking the site and noticed continual drops in the room prices, but the staff would amend this when I would advise them. I was actually originally due to pay £369 for the comfortable double, which is the lowest grade room, but my own research and common sense allowed me to amend this as I later found the same date, and a better room for a cheaper price. It was fortunate I checked the site frequently. I had purposefully booked directly with the hotel as one of the benefits had been noted as room upgrades. Upon arrival, I requested such, but when I advised I was just staying the one night, I was told it would be a £30 charge to upgrade (it may have been pp, but I forget). Had I been aware of this, I would've accepted a better rate on booking.com or such. I was very disappointed to hear this and felt a little mislead. We opted out, noting that I was already spending a lot of money during a financially difficult time. The room was underwhelming, with the electronic access fob being cracked covered in flicks of paint, a very small television for the cost of the room, and an aged writing desk. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the bathroom was lovely, even though part of the handheld shower head was missing a piece of white ceramic/plastic from the handle. I also noted that one of the main light switches on the dual setting didn't work and the knob actually came off in my hand. Positively, my boyfriend was left a lovely selection of handmade chocolates and a card for his birthday, which was a kind gesture. We also had a pleasant view of our little complex of rooms, and the room was flawlessly cleaned and recently re decorated (except the desk). The spa facilities were lovely, and I really appreciated the outdoor pool drinks service! Incredibly relaxing. Intimate, but peaceful. We did, however, find that our eyes were burning after 5 minutes in the jacuzzi. We understand that due to the heat of the jacuzzi combined with bacteria, a higher dose of chlorine is required than in a typical swimming pool, but this was uncomfortable and the

This was by far the cheapest accommodation available on Hotels.com for the day of my visit to Cheltenham. Cheaper even than the local inns and well-known chain hotels. So I'm confused by the many negative reviews for the place from people expecting steak at burger prices. Yes, there are negatives. The room carpet sported several large stains of dubious origin, but that's perhaps inevitable when the breakfast is self-service and in-room. The wardrobe door handle came off, but was still usable. The electric shower sounded like a jet engine; could be a problem for some. Into nitpicking territory, the tv was small, relative to the size of the room. Guest parking is minimal, and Pittville Circus has double-yellows. Yes, there are positives. The room and bed were comfortable and warm. There's a bath and a shower; rooms in the budget price bracket don't often have both. Plenty of clean, matching towels and the usual toiletries. As well as the requisite tea/coffee/biscuits, there's also a cupboard containing a fridge, microwave, cutlery/crockery and enough cereal, pastries, juice, yogurts, tinned and fresh fruit to easily feed two at breakfast. The building retains many original architectural features. The place lands somewhere between an old-school seaside lodging house and Mr Bean's bedsit. Secure building/room access is via a code provided upon booking confirmation. I'd stay again. It's somewhere to sleep and at around £50 for the night, you shouldn't expect more than that.

First off it's really important to know that this hotel is actually a community enterprise and not just a hotel! So for a start - by staying here you are actually investing in disadvantaged groups in Cheltenham as well as having an impeccable nights stay. The room was a decent enough size and the bed was extremely comfortable. Two good sized windows meant it had plenty light. The bathroom and the room itsself were immaculate - it was obvious that cleaning was done regularly and properly. The decor is nice throughout the hotel and was a lovely place to stay and have breakfast. The breakfast was served promptly and the menu had good variety. I also asked Sam for some extras due to the nature of my stay and all of them were accommodated and at a reasonable price!!! All in all - it was a great stay and I would definitely book again. Keep it up!!!