The hotel is generally OK as a budget hotel but I would personally not return The rooms are basic, have a fridge but no kettle or drinks facilities. Fridges were stocked with plenty of water. Not a lot of light in the room apart from two lamps and a light near the entrance. In our room, we did have a gap in both the balcony door and in the window which made the room cold at night and the curtains were blowing when it was windy. There are plenty of plug sockets around the room. The shower pressure is quite weak, and also the faucet was covered in limescale. There was lots of wardrobe space with a safe but you have to pay a deposit to use it. The bed was comfy and quite large and it was also one big bed instead of two beds pushed together which was nice. Very outdated in general and probably needs a whole redo. The food in the main restaurant at all sittings (breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner) were all very nice. Didn’t have one meal that we didn’t enjoy. There were always lots of different choices of food. Only downside to the restaurant was the staff were always on their phones and were generally quite ignorant. Would smile at them and get no response, or ask them for something and felt like we were putting them out. We spent all of our time at the pool on -1 level with it being the easiest to access from the hotel, however the plastic drainage around the pool was broken and on more than one occasion we saw other guests fall through the drain which caused distress and was very unsafe The major downfall to this hotel is the lack of advertising to the amount of steps that are on site, would highly not recommend if you have any form of mobility issue. The steps themselves are also in need of repair as they are uneven and you could quite easily fall on them. Our personal favourites of staff that were always friendly and had a smile on their faces were Love in the outside bar and Gulten at the inside bar near the pool on -1 level.