Guest User
April 8, 2024
Originally booked for the Ambleside Apartments, we arrived an hour after the earliest check-in time to discover that the apartment was not ready as the bathroom was broken. Called the Fisherbeck, which manages the Apartments, and they eventually offered us a room in The Log House, which is opposite the hotel, and complimentary drinks to compensate for the inconvenience We lost an hour of our evening in the resolution of this problem. The Log House is a quirky building converted into several separate apartments. These are rather brashly appointed with low quality modern fittings, some already showing signs of wear and tear. We were in R31, which has a single window but too high up to give a view. This gives the room something of a cell like quality. Sound insulation is poor, we could hear next door's television clearly. The bed initially appeared to be a super king but is, in fact, two rather soft single mattreses side by side made up as one large bed. The buffet breakfast is actually quite good and served until 10.00. Decent quality sausages and bacon, but no choice of eggs. So, in summary, a slightly disappointing experience mitigated by the fact that we didn't pay the full price of a hotel stay. I should add that the lady on the desk in the hotel was very apologetic and did her best to make up for the problems we encountered.