I booked a premium room to spend the night for my birthday. Upon arrival at the hotel, I saw that there was only two disabled parking spaces outside of the hotel, both of which were taken. I asked my sister to go into reception to ask where the rest of the disabled parking was. She returned and told me that the staff member said we would just have to park downstairs. We went and found the carpark, which was an absolute nightmare. No disabled spaces to offer, huge concrete pillars and metal bars between each space. We saw another lady having to get her elderly, disabled mother out of the car into her mobility scooter in the middle of the carpark, because it wouldn’t have been possible once in a parking space. The long walk from the car to the reception really exhausted me and exacerbated my chronic illness. It was a terrible start to our stay.
We got to our room and it was very hot. The fridge had food left in it from a previous guest.
The beds were a good size, but probably the most uncomfortable hotel bed I’ve ever slept in. Both the mattress and the pillows were hard and rigid, it was an awful nights sleep.
We wanted to order room service for dinner. We tried ringing repeatedly for half an hour, with no one answering the phone. In the end I rang reception, the lady seemed very unsure of procedures (asking me to go to reception and pay for food when I had already pre-authorised my card)
The food finally arrived and was very nice, but our whole stay was very disappointing.