Hotels near Penhill Library

"Really friendly staff, comfortable bed"

" Great facilities"

"Excellent hotel with very good rooms, quiet location on the edge of a large park. Plenty of parking and off beaten track so secure in that respect. Nice restaurant with varied menu choices; breakfast excellent. Staff welcoming and very helpful. I would definitely use this again in preference to others closer to or in the town but really need car to access."

"Quick service at the reception & very helpful about the parking. Clean room & bathroom. Comfortable bed. Clean white soft towels & lots of hot water & good shower pressure. Breakfast had a good choice & well presented."

"No fuss check in, friendly staff, and conveniently located near shops and bus stations."

"This is a pub with some rooms, and they are decidedly average. The sort of place you would put your east European tradesmen in while doing a job for you. My room was on the ground floor. This meant the window looked onto the outdoor terrace. No net curtains meant I had to keep the curtain drawn for any privacy, so it was dark all day. Unfortunately the curtains were not black out so it was light from about 6.30am! Also there was a room above mine and the floor was so creaky and noisy so late nights and early mornings were very noisy. The bed was fine, but the bathroom was tatty, the carpet so stained you felt you had to keep your shoes in, and the tv was about the size of an average laptop screen. Also be aware that breakfast starts at 10am and they finish serving food in the evenings very early (I never made it back in time to eat do I cannot comment on the bar or food). The outside terrace in early April was pretty empty so noise from there was not a problem for me. However, the room was super cheap, so the accommodation was reasonable for the price. One just wishes that they would make a bit more effort!"

"Good overnight stop "

"Everything was fine except for the pervasive smell of pot smoking "

"Was cold last night and I couldn’t put heating on as the instructions were for a previous model "