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"Excellent "

"Beautiful acomodation with excellent services. Everything as described. Thank you "

"Lovely charming hotel in a great location. Staff were very friendly and the breakfast and overall service was fantastic as it always is at the Inn Collection Group of hotels ( this was our 8th stay in one of their hotels). The only negative at this hotel was the windows in our bedroom and bathroom were very draughty (it’s an old building) and more noticeable as it was very windy outside. The windows could do with some secondary glazing/insulation."

"The Hotel was beautifully decorated for Christmas and the team on reception helped me with any queries or amendments I needed to make to my booking which I was very grateful for."

"Staff of the property were incredibly friendly, warm and welcoming. Bar was again friendly service with average prices. Room was lovely size for 2, ensuite was decent size. We didnt have breakfast but it did smell terrific, local shops were also very friendly and very welcoming."

"The staff were lovely the bed was like sleeping on a clound the building stunning and the breakfast fab"

"Beautiful sea view"

"Always a pleasre to visit the Crown Spa Hotel. The staff a very friendly and helpful especially the more mature members of staff. Leisure facilities are very good with gym, pool, 2 saunas, a steam room etc. We didn't eat at the hotel on this occasion but have on previous visits and enjoyed the food. The only slight problem affecting our comfort was the temperature of the room which was very warm when we arrived but a combination of opening the windows and turning the radiator off worked in the main room. Unfortunately the towel rail in the bathroom would not turn off and it was so warm in there that the water had evaporated from the waste trap of the bath allowing the smell of drains through but this was quickly fixed by running a bath tap to refill the trap and stop the smell. The bed was very comfortable and the room was spotless."

"A good place to start exploring the moors and the fishing villages."