Do yourself a favour and book in advance; much cheaper - Feathers Inn, Ware Traveller Reviews

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lachbc

Nottingham, UK

Senior Contributor

35 reviews

8 helpful votes

“Do yourself a favour and book in advance; much cheaper”

Reviewed 3 August 2010

Stayed here for one night in July 2010 after attending a friend's wedding at the nearby 3 Lakes. I booked this room approximately 8 weeks beforehand and was amazed that it was only cost me £39 including breakfast. It was only through a relative who was also attending the same wedding and staying at the same hotel that I learnt that there was no breakfast available. They had a phone call in advance; I never had one.

The room itself was spacious if a little shabby. The bathroom was a good size although the shower cubicle a little cozy. However I did stay in a room which hadn't had the bins emptied from the previous guest, and the shower had leftover toiletries in it. When I checked out I informed reception; they were to say the least a little suspicious. Anyhow in all I only ended up paying £25; they were already compensating all guests for the lack of breakfast, and I got a little more off. The guide price for this hotel is £59 per night. Do yourself a favour and book early and get the lower rate because it isn't worth paying the full value!

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sak4doctor

yeovil

1 review

“good value for money”

Reviewed 22 June 2010

stayed for valentines night .
very friendly service .
breakfast was one of the best breaskfast .
hotel restaurant was pleasent and romantic

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Zoe186

London

2 reviews

1 helpful vote

“Nice staff but disappointing facilities”

Reviewed 25 May 2010

Hi - I stayed here for 2 nights. When I got to my room the radiator outside was on full blast and I was told to turn the dial down but this made no difference. I was then told that the water pump is broken and the radiotors must be kept on to provide hot water. I had a shower cubicle i my room and when I went to have a shower there was no shower head. The Duty Manager came up and said that I would have to go to a different room for a shower, so I had to walk through the hotel in my towel which was not very nice. Although the problems were dealt with in a pleasant manner I felt that the communication was bad between departments as my room should have been out of service. The bed was comfy and breakfast was nice, but the room could have done with a lick of paint and it would have been nice if my clothes hadn't been left on the floor by the chambermaid.

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JJC75

Leicester

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3 reviews

1 helpful vote

“I stayed here with work and although...”

Reviewed 23 February 2010

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I stayed here with work and although comfortable the rooms are bit shabby, in need of a lick of paint and a good clean. A tip: the rooms are in converted outhouses and the Walls are thin and if you are on the ground floor you can hear every movenent from the people in the room above. This can get annoying. On the whole an average stay.

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snips1982

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17 reviews

6 helpful votes

“£80 a night far too much”

Reviewed 27 July 2009

This hotel is in a nice setting but for £80 a night, you would expect a lot more for your money.
The rooms are very basic but nice. The only TV offering (all be it on a big widescreen tv) are the 5 analogue channels, which a very fuzzy!

The rooms are clean, but you can see where the hard to reach places are that have been left for a while.

There is no aircon in the room (2x fans supplied) but I found it so hard to sleep even with the windows open.

I would either spend the extra and stay in the Marriott down the road, or stay in a travel lodge. It would probably be more comfortable!

One good thing though is the breakfast. This is in the main pub across the car park. It was very good quality with pleanty of choice. If it were not for that, the £80 a night would be laughable.