Glendevon House Hotel

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1. Tammy Breese ★★★★★

   Stayed as was visiting friends near by Rooms really nice, daughters loved having their own room with double twin beds Will stay here again when visiting

   almost 3 months ago
2. Skye Quick ★★★★☆

   lovely hotel, rooms nice, cleaner always does a good job. staff are absolutely lovely and always help out with anything you need. Only reason i gave 4 stars is because the tap water is very very poor if you stay here please do not drink the tap water, if you run the tap there’s a horrible stench coming from it and when you do washing up and let it dry on the side they smell horrible. other than that lovely stay and i would definitely recommend!

   almost 8 months ago
3. Lisa Taylor ★★★★★

   Warm welcome to a well-equipped room with huge bathroom. Fridge & microwave, jet tub, separate shower. Free parking (6 spaces only) in a nice area. Short walk to Co-op & restaurants.

   almost 9 months ago

1. Mr Schmoges ★★★☆☆

   The woman who worked there was great. The night staff are miserable. There is a masked in air Freshener smell of weed in reception, the shower is weak water pressure the night staff have loud conversations in reception at night and the room door is in the reception area, bit overpriced for what you got but room was clean and beds were comfortable

   almost 11 months ago
2. Gari Shank ★★☆☆☆

   The room was incredibly dated and tiny - nowhere to put bags and if you put them on the floor and opened them, you couldn't actually move around without closing them and putting them away somewhere. What we thought was the wardrobe was actually the bathroom - we could not believe how tiny it was. Speaking of, the TV was more a desktop monitor than anything else. The staff and the manager especially were very aggressive and rude when speaking to us about their policy of not letting anyone else into the property that aren't paying to stay. This 'policy' is not listed anywhere in the room, at reception or any websites. Most hotels don't say that guests may not bring others around during the day. The rate is a nightly rate and so usually as long as those who have paid to stay are actually staying during the night, why should it matter if a few others popped around for 30 minutes during the day? Fine if they'd made us aware of this 'policy' beforehand but the aggressive manner in which they reacted after the fact was disgusting and really upset and stressed out my parents. I wanted to only award 1 star, but the staff were actually quite considerate in moving the room to a slightly bigger one because the first one we were given the bathroom was so tiny it was basically inducing feelings of claustrophobia, not the relaxed clean vibe one would expect. Thank you to the staff members who helped with that. Overall, this is more a 2-star hotel when considering the facilities, decor, out-dated-ness, poor upkeep and shockingly sub-par treatment from staff. Much better off staying at the Premier Inn - at least you know what you'll get - and that includes respect!

   almost 2 years ago
3. Wingnut ★☆☆☆☆

   Very disappointing . Tried to support local business, almost double the price of budget hotels but no where near as nice. Rooms were dated and falling apart, toilet door wouldn't close which was embarrassing as I was sharing with my father.Too many things done badly . I feel sorry for them competing in the current market but they fall very far from the standard they are charging for. Next time I will be looking elsewhere and saving my money in these hard times for everyone.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Ross Bray ★★★★☆

   Clean and modern rooms in a big old house. Not sure if the word 'Hotel' can be used as it is more of a bnb. Room was well equipped with a small fridge, tv, shower and comfortable double bed. Arrived at 3pm with a semi- friendly greeting, shown to my room and booked in for breakfast. Room was lovely and warm and had a nice aroma so went immediately to sleep for 3 hours... always a good sign! Room and hotel is quiet so got a great nights sleep. Breakfast was served at 0630 although it was slightly disappointing with two overcooked eggs and a sloppy tinned tomato. Overall, at £82 it was better than the majority of places in that price bracket and close to a local pub for evening food.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Tracey Cartwright ★☆☆☆☆

   The people were lovely and friendly but the room was tiny, as soon as you open the door the bed was no more than 3 feet to your right and just inside the door was a fridge, it is always nice to have a fridge in hotel rooms but this was situated right in front of the door. the bathroom was bigger than the actual room, the bathroom was beautiful but would prefer the room to be bigger than the bathroom, the shower had a horrendous smell of rotten eggs and took ages for the water to heat up, the fitted radiator didn't work so there was a small portable radiator but we had to sit close to it to benefit from it at all and being in bed wasn't the best of help as it was just blankets, no quilt. There was also no TV channels, just lucky it is a smart TV and someone had left their Netflix logged onto it. For almost £220 for 2 nights, it felt like we were paying for the bathroom. Would not recommend it to anyone.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Gina De Loup ★☆☆☆☆

   Grubby hotel. Stayed twice. First time wasnt so bad as had nicer room number 1. However the second time I had room number 9 (?) I didnt want to unpack my stuff. I showered on the way out. Room was cold. Dated decor. Plug sockets out of order. Spiders and cobwebs. People smoking in adjacent rooms until early hours of the morning. Had to get up in the night and open window and spray my room as the smell of cigarette smoke woke me up and made me feel sick.

   almost 5 years ago

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