We stopped off at this hotel for one evening en route to Devon and had a very peaceful night - we were warned by the receptionist about the possibility of train noise and were quite concerned but you would have to listen very hard to hear it. The room was comfortable and basic as you would imagine, but the beds... more

On arrival I was greeted by a receptionist that decided to repeatedly call me babe. Now I'm not bad looking, so I don't think she was referring to me being pig in the city. I had a large suit case and found that the hotel has no lift so it was a bit of a struggle gettting up the stairs.... more

Situated on the edge of town and next door to the ubiquitous Brewers Fayre pub type restaurant. On arrival the staff were very polite and efficient and I was allocated room 51 which was quite a distance down the long corridors. As another correspondent has stated, it is predicatable, but at least you know your room is going to be... more

This Premier Travel Inn is clean and presentable and just off a main road. It is safe to say that if you know this chain of mid range hotels then you know this hotel. It is just like many others, which is both a strength and a weakness. Parking was free and in rather short supply, although we did find... more

City centre hotel. Comfortable and clean room but some traffic or railway noise possible. Handy for town centre and port. Parking is limited and alternatives are a distance away. Restaurant food is OK but very delayed service - took an hour to serve a cold starter and another hour for a main course. Also smoke drifts into restaurarant from nearby... more