We booked to stay three nights in this hotel, partially because we liked the area and partially because we stayed at the hotel some fifteen years ago (under a different owner!). We booked in the master suite, ‘Suit Caer Rhun’. Our conversations, with reception, in making the booking were very encouraging and professional.
We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and were not welcomed warmly. We made our own way to our room. The suite was disappointing. Clearly, there is a theme to it but to us it was too confused. The entrance is oppressive, the lounge area is uncomfortable, there is no suitable storage (the receptionist offered us a chest of drawers for one night!), the TV’s were non flat screen and poor picture quality (requiring a digital signal). However, the room had been part of the on-going refurbishment so was in a good condition. The room was also spotlessly clean.
We booked to eat in the dinning room. The redecoration here was disappointing; seating was too close and uncomfortable, furniture did not fit the room with some seats being akin to a Wimpy bar. The quality of the food was very good but the experience was spoilt by inexperienced staff who, although attentive, did not understand how to deliver a good dinning experience.
In summary, our stay was a bit hit and miss but too variable to recommend it.
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