This is good value, £60 ish B&B
My room was well decorated and had a smart bathroom, but the room was cold. No heated towel rail either. Fortunately there was an extra blanket in the wardrobe, but when a colleague questioned the temp. she was told that the heating wasn't on yet! 17th Oct....
Bar food was good and inexpensive, big Tv in the lounge if you like football. Breakfast fine- but dining room could have been arranged better - cereals miles away from the fruitjuice table, odd.
Fine for a night or two or on business, but no longer.
Convenient to visit places in the area such as the BBMF.

Gosh... where do I start? I could rant on and on and on... but I'll try not to. Arrived 5 minutes prior to check in time so the receptionist was not happy and had to phone to see if our room would be ready! Booked a deluxe room, number 103. Blimey! We just sat on the bed and laughed! Dirty, dreary, fusty smelling with an awful bathroom, TV on the blink, so were the dirty taps and mildewy shower head, cigarette burns all over the carpet the list is endless. Reminded my husband of a 1960's boarding house bedroom. And a bad one at that.
The whole hotel is the same. They just cannot charge the prices they do. £110 per night for our room. Absolutely scandalous. Please, please before you book, think twice. If anyone has stayed in this room, I would love to know what they think.

I’d forgotten hotels like this existed. Shabby, tired and gloomy – and that was just the public areas. Our room had worn-out furniture, cracked and crumbling window frames (as another reviewer noted), a tiny bathroom with faded lino on the floor. In short, the place needs a major rehaul. What was truly shocking (apart from the price - £85) was that it was full. Given the number of golfers around and the fact that there’s almost no competition locally (The Petwood is far better, but more expensive), the Golf is one of those dreadful hotels that limps on and on, never improving, never getting so abysmally bad that no-one will stay there, just continuing to make money for its owners who clearly see no point in channelling any of it back into the hotel. The one positive thought we took away was that there was a time, and not that long ago, when most provincial hotels in the UK were like this one. Times have changed, thank God.

Spent a weekend here in October. The place is clean and tidy interanlly, but needs a huge sum of money spending on it. Rotten window frames, cracked glass, peeling paint and a derelict tennis court bear testament to the owners lack of care. We booked the feature rooms, at the front of the hotel. Large and well appointed with plenty of daylight. The food was good and well presented from a varied menu but the service is sloppy and amateurish with little attention to detail. A pity because the kitchen have obviously got their bit right and they're being badly let down. Throughout the hotel the staff are friendly and seem to try their best but the lack of any proper training is all too evident, as is any on-the-job supervision. A nice place to spend a chill-out weekend, but its a great shame because with a decent manager it could be so, so much better.