Car park was possibly the tiniest, tightest car park i've ever seen and cost £17 for one night! I then checked in, 'greeted' by a receptionist named Rahul, though quite frankly I've had warmer receptions in the Antarctic, the guy barely said two words to me and looked at me like he'd just scraped me from the bottom of his shoe. The room itself was nice, clean, spacious and well maintained, if a little too warm but the windows opened which negated that. On to the hotel itself, the elevators seemed a little glitchy at times, like they kept forgetting what they were doing so i decided to take the stairs, the route of which was not well sign-posted and several of the bannisters were dangerously hanging off the wall. And it wasn't until I went to bed that i discovered my TV remote wasn't working properly, so i just went to sleep. Bedding was comfy though it would be nice to have a lighter option than a thick winter duvet. On to breakfast, a good spread but poor execution, several 'cooked' items were done poorly, hashbrowns were cooked round the edge but practically raw in the middle, bacon was overdone, black pudding underdone, poor quality beans and eggs, definitely not worth the money i paid for it. We also had issues leaving the car park as the ticket we were given to exit had expired. Overall, a nice-looking, functional hotel, let down by poor service and maintenance.