Not a bad little place to stay for a night or two. We stayed overnight as we were going to the fireworks with our daughter (6). We arrived at 4pm and was greeted by a friendly man (not sure if the owner or just someone who worked there). Just be mindful that when you book in, you're asked for a £20 deposit and ID. Luckily, I had my passport on me (don't always have it with me, and as I don't drive I don't have a driving license or anything). Website didn't mention anything about bringing ID or that you needed to pay a deposit. Went up to our room, it was nice enough and clean. Only issue we had was that there was a TV in there but when we switched on it was asking us to retune it to get channels, we did but it didn't pick any up so not sure if there is an aerial or not. Nothing major though, as we just spent an hour or so in the room before we went out. No other issues with the hotel itself, surrounding hotels were noisy though so just be aware (obviously the owners can't really control neighbouring hotels or people outside at night). My partner was woken up during the night due to noise, but the sea air had knocked me out so I didn't hear a thing lol. Bed's weren't very comfortable, but for a night (or 2) it really wasn't an issue - we literally booked this as a base, somewhere to lay our heads for the night. No issues checking out, and received our £20 deposit immediately. Overall, a good place to stay and we will definitely return.
