Hoteller i Pointon and Sempringham

"Lovely clean room but no breakfast facilities. I'm not sure if this is temporary or permanent. Staff were polite and helpful, parking was plentiful and safe."

"Got to the property late (as pre arranged) and managed to locate the reception person after finding the emergency number. Room was clean but a little tired looking apart from a new thick carpet. Facilities generally good but no plug sockets next to the bedside tables. I am a CPAP user so had to have the power lead running from the desk area on one side of the room to the bedside table on the other side creating a trip hazard across the floor."

"Dejligt sted - fin service og fantastisk mad. - Let og hjemligt med morgenmad klar i køleskabet, så vi kunne spisepause værelset."

"ældre hotel, rent og pænt. god restaurant og morgenmad seng lidt blød, men ellers okay kunne høre vejen, men der var ro om natten. "

"Great value for the price and the quality of surface you get. Cannot complain. The hall way at night does looks a bit like a haunted movie due to the way the motion sensor for the light works and the bluish emergency exit lighting."

"Havde værelse nr 7 Rigtig dårligt lugt fra friture fra køkkenet. Blandingsbatteritet virkede ikke så koldt bad Men god mad "

"Good basic accommodation to rear of pub. Convenient for food and helpful access from parking along road to rear. Some basics missing for self catering breakfast even if only with a microwave and toaster - such as tea towel, washing up brush"

"Excellent food in a lovely village next to a main road however when you shut the windows the traffic noise was vastly reduced. The close room was great value."

"Nice hotel. Easy check in. Room was fine. All good. Couldnt get seated in the restaurant due to other large group bookings, so was suggested ro pull tables together to meet need. Food was good. Just lacked a bit of character really. Functional..."

"Different experience traveling from the US- shared bathroom, check-in at the bar in the adjacent restaurant, modestly lit path along the side of the building to the hallway door that led to the rooms."