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"Our room was small but spotlessly clean. Whole place feels like it's been fairly recently refurbed and it's "trendy" and attractive. Staff in the pub/restaurant downstairs are lovely and - although we only had some chicken wings as we were heading out for the evening - they were delicious. We weren't aware (possibly our own fault!) that the premises are not staffed overnight and consequently there are no food or drink facilities at breakfast time, aside from the tea/coffee in the room."

"We only stayed one night and it was an okay enough experience, the staff were friendly and room clean, with ample parking. The amenities in the room were also good for our needs and really nice having some outdoor space. The on site pub was really nice and cosy with some board games which was nice to spend a relaxing evening playing. My main issue is the upkeep, the pillows underneath the cases looked a bit worse for wear, there were scrapes on the walls and a bit of paint scraped off in the bathroom had left the plaster showing, the shower didn’t drain properly and filled up on the bottom and also was a little grim, maybe a regrout needed or just a deeper clean. Also a bit of drainage issue with sink plug but we managed to sort. The floor tiles in the bathroom also looked dirty, they were clean but it may have been the style or left over grouting so a bit off putting. Lastly the sound insulation was a bit poor and could hear the rooms either side. For one night it’s not bad but I may have been more bothered staying longer. It’s a nice place just a bit of TLC needed at least for our room"

"Fantastic stay, lovely location and beautiful food. The room was incredibly clean and the staff were very helpful."

"Upon arrival we were given a room beside the elevator and main door to the floor. The room smelled and the door from the elevator area would bang every time someone came through. We asked for another room and the less than pleasant staff member did give us a new room which we were appreciative of until we walked in. The overpowering smell of chemical cleaner was intense. The window which could not be opened was of no use. After 5 minutes our eyes were burning, my husband who has no sense of smell said his nose was burning as well. We went down to talk to someone. Neither of the two employees cared or offered a solution. I felt as though I was having an allergic reaction. I did ask if we could be refunded, and that was refused. They were more interested in the local cat outside the front door. We’ve stayed in Premier Inns plenty of time but this will be the last. It was altogether a very unpleasant experience. We travel extensively and this is the first time we’ve had to walk out. Building was dumpy, dirty and staff useless."

"The location was amazing however we felt the price was a little high for what you got. Having to pay an extra £25 per person per day to have access to the spa facilities, at a spa hotel is rediculous to be honest. And having to pay an extra £10 per person per day for a breakfast upgrade also felt a bit unfair, that being said the breakfast was 5* as nice as our stay was I’m not sure we would come back however I would recommend a visit"

"The room was ok for the price, but the food in the restaurant was excellent"

"Easy to park, friendly stafff on check in, lovely little town with a good choice of shops & pubs. Room was a good size for a family of 3. We booked last minute as a spur of the moment trip to see our son based at Brize Norton. Would I stay here again - probably not, the room was tired, the fan in the bathroom didn't work at all meaning it remained steamy after a shower for ages, the bathroom window was mouldy & damp because of this. The towel rail was extremely dusty & when i ran my finger over it it had clearly not been wiped over for some time, a clear indicator that the room is not throughly cleaned regularly. The main radiator in the bedroom we could not get it to work meaning we used the tuny electric radiator to get some warmth through. Main bed very large & comfortable & 13yr old son said the sofa bed was good too. Don't book ahead for breakfast its cheaper to buy as you go (or Weatherspoons is a gew steps down the same road). We were in the annexe/out buildings very basic with no frills, didn't eat in the pub itself so can't comment on that but looked lovey inside. For the price it was ok but personally I like a little more luxury, it was simple & comfortable with friendly staff."

"Breakfast was fair no real complaints "

"The Market Tavern is a little gem and a very welcome find! Friendly, welcoming and helpful staff, nice room and bar / restaurant. The star of the show is the food which was superb. A small menu but this means everything is good quality. Prices are reasonable - and worth every penny. With many restaurants now asking £35-45 for a steak, my steak at the Market Tavern was just £24. Ok, it wasn't a fillet or a rib-eye, it was a rump (a so called inferior cut!) But the chef here knows that it's about the cooking and not the cut! Well cooked, tasty and satisfying - all at a great price! What more could you want! A clever move that will bring in the punters! The breakfast (included in the room rate) was also excellent. We have friends in the area and just needed an over night stay so this will definitely be our go to place when we're in the area. Really enjoyed our stay and would recommend highly - we'll be back!"