This hotel claims to be 5* but it is anything but that. I would put this at a 3* as it lacks basic services that any other 4 to 5 star hotel would provide. -Room Experience The hotel room was fairly clean upon arrival however, when we tried to start the AC in the room it was switched off, and could only be turned on if you called reception. The good things about the rooms were that they were modern, appealing looking and the bathroom had plenty of lighting and space. The shower was also good. As far as it goes for the toiletries and shower gels provided I wouldn't get your hopes up and would recommend bringing your own or alternatively, walking 10 mins down the road to the Conad/pharmacy to buy your products. -Room service experience: The room service staff were always kind and friendly and they ensured that the room was always kept clean and comfortable. New towels were given every day, however on one occasion all the new towels we received had random brown stains on them. This being said it's not the service staffs fault and it's just something that happened to us. -Lobby/Reception staff experience: Not much to say here, I felt as thought the lobby was well kept and clean, nothing grand or over the top and the reception staff were kind and provided help when necessary. However, no complementary water in the reception which you would expect from a 5* hotel, but they provided candies and biscuits. -Dining Experience: This is where they major problem was. We booked bed and breakfast. However, the breakfast we had was nothing that we would have imagined for a 5* hotel. There were only 3 hot food options (scrambled eggs, bacon, and sausages) which were brought out in ceramic dishes which weren't put under heated lamps resulting in the ONLY hot food going cold. This "hot" food came out in small quantities and ran out fairly quickly. This meant people would be sat waiting for 15 to 20 mins just for a fresh batch to come out, only for that to finish quickly too. Other than that, there were only approx 4 fruit options, yoghurts, a lot of sugary pastries, cold cuts/cheese and a toaster that didn't work. However this wasn't the only restocking issue. There were never any spoons available if you chose to eat yoghurt/cereal and milk. The only way we figured we could get a small spoon was by ordering a coffee which came with a spoon. Hot breakfast was actually available but you had to pay for it which counters the whole point of booking bed and breakfast. The menu items for lunch or dinner lacked variety as well, they didn't really cater for different ethnicities, backgrounds or dietary needs. For example if savoury breakfast items ran out and you had diabetes, your only option would be sugary pastries, alternatively, if your religious background prohibited beef/pork/shellfish, there was only 2 vegetarian options for meals. Overall, it you are expecting a full English breakfast or more hot options, you won't find it here. The only good thing was they mad
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