This reasonably priced hotel is conveniently located for the station, beach and main part of town. Our room with a sea view was clean, warm and comfortable. We parked at the train station: 24 hours for £3.30.

Room clean but rather cold Breakfast choice disappointing in variety Certainly room for improvement

Room very clean excellent staff

it was clean and the bed was comfy with a good shower

Clean & comfortable room. Good sea views & convenient location for the town/seafront.

Very helpful staff

Helpful staff in a convenient location

First let me say that I have no problem at all with the staff, they're lovely, polite, welcoming, helpful etc. But the rooms are tired, dated, very plain & functional. The single glazed windows mean that traffic noise and passing people are very audible from seafront facing rooms. The sea view is distant and limited.

Awful, I haven't slept a wink while I've been there. As it such an old building the wall are very thin and you can hear everything from all directions, doesn't help the people next me all week were drunk and very loud about it. I spoke to hotel staff to see if they could help at all but all they did was shrug at me saying 'they can't help much as people are on holiday they are allowed to have a good time' which I do get but when I told them I here for work not a holiday and need to sleep they just looked at me like I've got 3 heads or something. The telly also turns on at random times through the night and comes out stupidly loud everytime even though I turn it down.

Close to the beach. Very good value.

The hotel was within walking distance of shops, pubs restaurants, train station etc...staff were all pleasant and helpful. Nice and clean.

Perfect location for exploring the area

Bedrom floor sloped and I kept finding myself on the edge of the bed. I deployed a pillow to prevent this from happening.

I’m glad we booked parking otherwise it would be difficult to get near the hotel.

Adequately

My room was very nice with a walk-in shower that I asked for. My only fault that there is no one to help with luggage up the few steps to the lift....especially being elderly. Maybe a few more items added to the breakfast menu would be ideal too. My stay was very pleasant.

A 300+yr old building which had some really quirky areas that added not subtracted from the overall ambience. Well located to town centre and beach. Staff numbers had been reduced due to a recent tragedy but credit to those remaining - especially the front of house/ receptionist & cook who worked like a trojan (1 man).

the area where your parked your car for £12.00 per night looked like a very run down shack in a shanty town, I did wonder if we should leave the car there would it be there in the morning. The hotel looked nothing like the photo's on the website, more like faulty towers but worse. The first room they showed use was half a room with a bed thrown in the corner. The second room wasn't much better but was a bigger room. To sum the place up it was a very tired and dated 50's hotel which has not been updated since then.

Property is very rundown not tired but exhausted. Everything was to try to save money. Milk in room was sour, breakfast was just cheap, minimum food out watered down juice just awful. I have no idea where the Expedia rating came from it was just budget to the extreme. A lick of paint costs nothing. Walls painted but painted over holes filler costs nothing. On the plus side the guy in reception was lovely. He was also the only guy on breakfast. He was kind and helpful. The room was clean. However being on the top floor with one minuscule lift barely big enough for two which didn’t work into late evening was really unhelpful. Come on owners of The Manor spend a few quid on what could be a lovely hotel. Sorry but a completely honest review.

Very clean helpful receptionist although as a disabled person back door was closed at 9 pm so had to walk round to the front door which was closed at 10pm couldn’t see why the back door wasn’t open until 10pm