Crossways

Had a very excellent stay,owners were very accommodating.The breakfast was spectacular and couldn’t have been more full if I tried.The room were very well cleaned with items that complemented the Victorian building. Tea trays were friendly filled each day I stayed

Fabulous location with added car park. Hosts are lovely with great service , nothing too much trouble & the breakfast amazing, so much choice. The property is very old & this does reflect in the rooms decor but everything clean & all you need for a comfortable stay, some lovely touches. Had great nights sleep bed very comfy. There's some traffic noise so if a light sleeper may be a problem but didn't bother me. Good value. Shout out to Hiccup!

The hotel is clean and the beds were relatively comfortable, unfortunately that is all we can recommend about the place, the initial appearance of the hotel was good apart from being sited on a roundabout on a busy road and you do hear lorries going pass in the early hours of the morning especially if you stay in the family room on the top floor as we did. It was like going back in time as our room was decorated with a lot of seventies chintz and reading matter ( I especially liked the complete guide to home decorating from 1972, and Pam ayers ' some of me poems ' ) they do provide tea and coffee making facilities but the coffee and hot chocolate are kept in washed out spice jars which you can't get a tea spoon into,that evening we went down to the bar for a drink, whilst waiting to meet up with our colleagues my friend asked for a pint of lager and was given a can which only came up to around the 3/4 mark on the glass so said he would have another and was then asked for £5.50! But the real problems started when we went to breakfast the next morning,the first two of our party went down to be asked if they wanted their breakfast straight away, when they said they wanted to wait for the rest of our party they was then told that the breakfast would be easier for them if we came down in intervals!! There was six in my party and we were the only ones staying at the hotel which makes you wonder how they would cope if they were fully booked. After asking for extra toast I was told ' I'm getting it aren't I?!!' the owner doing an excellent basil fawlty impression.We felt awkward and uncomfortable asking for anything else after the toast was brusquely put down on the table. We did find it quite a comedic experience but would not stay again as the service and decor of the rooms was not worth the money we paid, although it was clean and the breakfast we had was good, just don't ask for extra toast!