The Waterfront Hotel, has clean rooms, standard rooms, compact and tiny, but very, very clean. Remember to ask for a front door key if you are out for the night, otherwise you may find yourself locked out. Room 7 has the water supply pipes running through a pipe chase at the room door and it is VERY noisy so not ideal if you like a quiet time. The staff we would have to say were fantastic and the service could not be faulted. Eat in this hotel, forget the Crown its AWFUL, dont waste your money. Spend it at The Waterfront.

Lovely welcome by Raphael, he carried my bag up to the room and gave us all info needed. Breakfast was spoiled by disgusting sausages, I was informed that it was a fresh box and that it was my taste at fault by the very hoity Ann, no apology. Locals assured us that the chef had a great reputation but after the sausages we dined elsewhere. The bedroom was lovely with the view well worth the extra £, however, the shower-room was a very small cupboard and ladies I advise going in backwards. The hotel was spotless, the room was lovely and the housekeeper was very keen to know if we were comfortable and warm enough, again however on our last morning as she caught me going down for breakfast about 9.30ish and bearing in mind that check-ot time is 11am she totally shocked me by requesting to go in and strip our bed. The more I think about this the ruder it seems and really spoiled the last morning of a well needed break

We have stayed once at the hotel but have dined there many times. The welcome is always warm and genuine and the room that we had was comfy and cosy and superbly furnished.
The food in the restaurant was superb on all of the twenty or so occasions that we have dined there and the wine selection was carefully and tastefully selected.
Having stayed in many hotels over many years this small and intimate location has regularly exceeded our expectations and has become one of our firm favorites for a holiday location.

I have never seen such small rooms in my life. The bathroom was also incredibly small, we wondered how we could manage so one of us had to lay in the bed while the other showered. In addition the hotel was about £90/$200 per night which in my view was a complete rip off for this quality level of room even for the UK. In fact I would have to say that this is not really a hotel as such but a guesthouse. Nice people though and the area's beauty made up for the fleecing!