Most things about my stay were very good. The room was a nice size, although very warm, even with the radiators turned off, so had to keep the top part of the window open, even during the night. The facilities were great, but all I needed was the kettle, cups and a good supply of tea, milk and sugar, which there was. The only thing I disliked about the room was the thin walls, and the inconsiderate people in the next room, who had their TV on past midnight, and at a volume high enough for me to be able to hear that they were watching "Rising Damp" with Leonard Rossiter. The only other thing I disliked was the "Entertainment" in the evening which, on my first night there, consisted of people screeching into a microphone at top volume, which could be heard two floors up. Apart from these things, everything else was good. The food was good at breakfast, and I had a lovely sea view from my room and it was good value. The hotel was nicely decorated and carpeted throughout, apart from the dance floor, and very spacious. I would especially like to thank the ladies on the reception desk, who told me not to be concerned that I had left the key card in my room when I was leaving, and then told me they would keep the phone charger that I also left in the room, safe until I could go back and retrieve it when I phoned them from my home to tell them I had forgotten it.
