Stayed at Kate's B&B for 3 nights in early July 2008. Had a room with a double bed, small rattan sofa, sink, telly and coffee/tea making facilities plus breakfast all for £30 per night. There was no wardrobe in the room, only hooks behind the door, but I did get lots of free biscuits and a big fruit bowl (apples,... more

there is a message on the front window says in felt tip marker(sorry folks) well after staying one night we had to move out! sorry folks is an understatement! if you like cats crying at your bedroom door to get in(she has three)and the smell of cat urine throught then this is the place for you.(a cat home-we kid you... more

This B&B is run by Kate and her family, and they are incredibly nice and accommodating, this will suit you if you like a bit of looking after but maybe not if you're fairly shy and like to keep to yourself. For breakfast you're promised a 'heart attack on a plate' and my god is that a good description, it'll... more

This bed & breakfast though conveniently located is a dump. Rooms look OK from the first glance, but they are tiny, dusty and dirty all around corners. As soon as I walked in I started to sneeze uncontrollably, turned out to be an allergy to the mites in the soil of one the indoor plants! Everything around is cluttered with... more

This little bed and breakfast was charming. It is right on University Street, a close walk to Botanic Ave and the Botanical Gardens. I had made my reservation over the phone about a month prior to my visit. When we arrived at around 6 pm, we were told she had given the room we requested away because we had shown... more

First off, we did a tour in Europe over a month of eight places. A lot of them were 3 and 4 star hotels, so obviously this is in a different class. If you are expecting a hotel with regular amenities, you will be disappointed. This is probably on the scale of a 1 star hotel. However, If you choose... more