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"Friendly staff, but the room and facilities are very much in need of an update. The double bed in room 7 is terrible; nowhere near flat, and extremely rickety."

"Room was clean and staff were very accommodating, with great recommendations for the area. "

"Fresh breakfast, excellent staff! Good location on the edge of the town and lots of places to cycle to, including Puzzlewood which was the main reason for our stay. But there was a mechanical banging noise (like a shoe in a tumble dryer!) from 3.30am both nights we stayed that kept me awake. The whole experience was very 'meh' and we wouldn't recommend unless you are playing golf there."

"The hotel itself is an impressive building, but it is clearly in need of renovation. We stayed in an outside room (No. 17), which felt quite dated and would benefit from some updating. During our stay, there was an unpleasant sewage smell coming from the bathroom, which was disappointing. The room was also very warm, and adjusting the radiator thermostats didn’t seem to have any effect. As a result, we had to open the window, but this meant dealing with constant noise from the busy road outside, which made it difficult to sleep. On the positive side, there were plenty of parking spaces available, and the staff were very friendly and welcoming."

"Fabulous location on the river with walks from the get go, wonderful service, lovely room- very dog friendly and the best lamb in the restaurant! "

"Can't fault the place. Been a few times now and I will be back. So well priced"

"Views from room fantastic. Good breakfast!"

"Wonderful place if you want to visit the surrounding area. Very clean and staff very polite and welcoming. I totally recommend it "

"Clean room. Friendly and helpful hostess. V.good breakfasts, choice and quality. Quiet location with short walk to good pub. Forest of Dean is interesting area between Wye and Severn with a special history. Easy access to Monmouthshire. You may see harmless wild boar Can't miss the evidence of roadside grass verges dug up in their search for food."