Hoteles de 3 estrellas en Turnchapel

“Hotel en el parque Dartmoor, cerca de Devon i Cornualles. Acogedora habitacion i agradable i profesional personal Alternativa a un bed and breakfast”

“Where do you start. Car park is a Pay and Display between the hours 9am-6pm. No food available not even breakfast. Room was old and tiered. Bathroom stank and not clean, there was a floater in the loo, not nice to see when you walk in. Music from the bar went on until closing time so good luck trying to get any sleep until then. When you go to leave the next day you cant get out of the door you came in you have to use the fire escape, The only redeeming factor was the bar staff, she was pleasant...

“Love to stay at Bedford Hotel, they make me feel like home!”

“The property was clean and well kept, our lodging was well maintained, comfortable and pleasant to see. The staff was welcoming, friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our stay and will return as soon as possible. Overall Very pleased with the experience”

“Hotel antiguo con encanto. Magnificas vistas y personal muy amable. Muy tranquilo y agradable”

“Staff was easily approachable and good communication”

“Badly decorated, bathroom not clean , generally didn't enjoy room.”

“LA HABITACION CORRECTA PERO RUIDOSA (ESTABA ORIENTADA A UNA PLAZA CON BASTANTE MOVIMIENTO DE VEHICULOS Y PERSONAS) Y FRIA YA QUE LA VENTANA DEJABA PASAR MUCHO EL AIRE EXTERIOR”

“Booked as a self-contained room thinking it had a kitchen. It did - shared by the rest of the rooms on the floor. Hmmm. It felt like an institution - a key card to get through a barred gate, then again to enter the building, once more to enter the floor and finally a fourth time to enter the room. Didn't realize it was student accommodation most of the year. Whenever another room door closed there was a loud bang! Not peaceful enough for my comfort. The room window was floor to ceiling with a...

“The staff were really helpful at all times. The food was also first class. Location just outside Buckfast was good, gentle walk to the Abbey”