The Mayflower vs Similar Hotels

Room was fantastic with beautiful views, but some decor could use sprucing up.

Rooms were spacious, cozy, and well-appointed.

Room quality overall was good, but some issues with outdated furniture.

Mixed feedback on the rooms; some felt the decor was tired and had complaints about heating.

Rooms were lovely and immaculately clean as was the whole place.

Rooms were clean and comfortable; some minor maintenance issues noted.

Inconsistent cleanliness noted, with some areas needing more attention.

Some guests mentioned dirty towels and uncleaned rooms, affecting the overall perception.

Located by the Quay with a lovely walk to the main high street.

Beautiful and quiet location with nearby countryside; ideal for a relaxing break.

Beautiful location with lovely views.

Many reviews highlighted the great location of the hotel.

Staff were friendly and attentive, providing excellent customer service.

Staff were friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our stay.

Staff were very helpful and friendly.

Overall, the staff were described as exceptional and very helpful.

Breakfast was freshly cooked with plenty of choice; excellent food overall.

Excellent food quality, but limited menu choices for dinner.

Breakfast price noted as a downside.

Food quality was mentioned positively, though some indicated breakfast timing was an issue.

Facilities included a lovely pub and restaurant with high-quality breakfast.

Some amenities were good, but lacking in comfy seating options.

Facilities including pool and sports options were highly rated.

Amenities like the pub/restaurant were positively noted, though some facilities were lacking.

Significantly cheaper than town center premises with ample parking.

Good overall value, but had issues with evening dining restrictions.

Some guests felt it was overpriced for the quality.

Guests felt overall value was acceptable, despite some concerns regarding rooms.