We needed a cheap room near The Open and The Marlborough Hotel achieved this. Booked 2x single rooms with en-suite. My room was absolutely fine - except the bathroom wasn't clean, the toilet seat wasn't attached and the water pressure was weak. Otherwise, the staff were friendly, there is a free car park & I broadly felt safe.

Very clean room. Staff was quite good. Especially, Maxine and Zac…they’re very accommodating and helpful.

Good hotel for money

Good hotel with friendly staff, only let down by a couple of small items, The hook behind the bathroom door was missing and had been replaced by a screw. The toilet roll holder was not fixed to the wall properly, If these items were fixed, the hotel would get the full 5*. The outside needs a little TLC too.

Very cold no heating had to ask then ask again They let us in to room early but it had not been cleaned so Covid is a bad risk as not been disaffected so would have rather left our stuff in the car until later

This was a very good place to stay. My only comment was that the room was very hot, and while I like a warm room, the heater control of the radiator was behind a cupboard and could not not be reached. I also think, as the room was rather small, that the bedside table made the room feel rather cluttered, and is probably not really needed.

Where do I start, came here for a vacation with my 83 year old father for nine days. To put things into perspective I have travelled extensively for work and lived in hotels for years so I have seen the good and the bad. This hotel is the ugly. There is literally no staff from Sunday afternoon to Friday afternoon-none! Office is permanently closed with a note on the window to call a number if you need anything. The kitchen and full English breakfast in the morning as advertised doesn’t exist because there is no cook (told that was removed from the price of the stay-would hate to see the price with the breakfast). In the room the shower tub base was cracked with a shoddy repair job so a bath mat was installed to cover it up. The shower head was held together by duct tape, yes grey duct tape. Linens were never changed or towels and garbages were never emptied. For three days there was no heating, luckily this happened near the weekend so the guy who eventually shows up called a maintenance guy to repair it after the second day. My Dad was wearing a coat in the room. To top it off, no heat no hot water so cold showers. No remorse from the guy, no offer to compensate. The onus is on the guests to ensure the old front door closes properly for hotel security. In a word-disgrace. Stay away. Far far away…

Decor was fabulous

Not a success. I arrived at check in time, the entrance was shut, nobody answered the bell. I rang a telephone number displayed on a scrappy piece of paper, and was told that. 'she" was out, could. I come back at 4? I said I wasn't waiting, but would return around 10.00. Could I ring 10 minutes before to warn, said the voice? I duly did this. At 10.00 the door was again shut. I rang the the bell again. Five minutes later a woman wearing slippers emerged behind me, and let me in. I was handed a scrappy piece of paper to provide all my details, including passport number(!), even though I had provided all these before when pre-paying. The reception "office" had a couple of scruffy chairs, and that was it. I was at least shown upstairs to my roomy the lady in slippers. Which was to be fair clean, both towels and sheets, and the en suite even contained an up to date shower. Even though the sign outside the hotel promised Bed and. breakfast, and a full bar downstairs (all repeated in the welcoming brochure in the room, plus detailed menus for supper as well as breakfast), it was clear that none of these were on offer- not even a glass for water from my tap. In the morning I came downstairs at 8.30. There was certainly no breakfast, indeed there was no sign of life anywhere. So I left my key on the shelf outside the "office", opened the front door, and walked out into the rain. At no stage during I see or hear anybody based in the hotel- whether staff or guests.

Great place to stay. Far better than first look. Would go back again.

This is an excellent small hotel which has a first class interior fit akin to a four star rating. The room I occupied was very small but extremely well fitted out. The owner spent a considerable amount of time looking after my needs with pride and expressed his passion for the comfort and safety of his guests. My room was on the front of the building which faces a very busy road and this was noticeably busy during the night. I am a very light sleeper unfortunately but most people would not notice the traffic. A great hotel very good value and near to ferry and city.

Room was large, clean and well decorated. Unfortunately the bed wasnt very comfortable.

Excellent superb recommend

We were let down as soon as we arrived as check in was from 2pm and we got there at 4pm and the room wasn't ready . We were shown to the bar /dining area to wait but was not offered any refreshments while we waited . The room had not been cleaned fully following guests having their breakfast . The room was very clean and comfortable . The shower wasn't great the water pressure was slow . The bathroom was tiny bearing in mind we were in a family room .

Nice friendly service No food or drink. This is probably due to Covid

Excellent, friendly service. Nothing was too much trouble. V clean, modern room. Close to beach, coastal path and restaurants.

From the outside it looked slightly rundown but when I entered I was pleasantly surprised. Great breakfast included in the price

Easy to get too parking at rear close to restaurants. Room is large and very comfortable

Staff can be polite And more accommodating

Very clean Hotel. Newly furbished .Very friendly and helpful staff. The only thing we had problem with was WiFi. Close for Albert Docks and centre.