During our 1 week stay my wife sustained an injury at the front door of the hotel. She tripped over the raised threshold and fell headfirst onto the metal grate in the lobby; she injured her chest and cut her finger The receptionist responded immediately, bringing tissues and a first aid kit.
There are no signs on either side of the door to warn residents of a trip hazard;
the exterior upright of the threshold step is marked by black and yellow tape, but there is no tape on the interior upper surface, meaning there is absolutely nothing to warn someone leaving the building of a step down.
Staff requests for warning signs had been ignored.
I think that her accident was preventable with adequate signage, and that other guests are currently at risk. An internal staircase is risky for children and a fire hazard. Access to handrails on the external stairs was hampered by planters and canopy supports
Multiple problems in the breakfast room; Supplies of coffee, milk, teabags, food items and cutlery ran out, and were only replaced on request. Croissants and jam were poor quality.There was no decaf coffee despite asking. No highchairs available for children.The croissants and jam were of poor quality. Milk was sometimes served unchilled in an unwieldy cardboard container.
Our room had creaky floorboards faulty curtains and only one chair. There was no stopper in the hand wash basin. Paint was flaking off the shower cubicle ceiling.
So not child friendly and dangerous for seniors.