Shore View Hotel

It’s a simple no frills hotel. It had all that we needed, at an affordable price. The bar next door was very lively so if you are into love music it’s perfect to pop over or it might delay your sleep a bit. Lovely staff. Great location right by the pier.

We stayed in room 121 , spacious, no view but it was only a base , biggest issue noise above someone walking around early for hours, squeaky floor boards , hotel quiet, otherwise .. We parked ok, can be awkward depends on time but we parked out on front both times, we moved car . Parking £2 , covered until 11am in morning , purchase another ticket so you can stay for day your leaving . We purchased breakfast £7.50 each , basic buy adequate with toast , hot drinks , fruit , croissants and muffins . Staff all very helpful and pleasant , budget hotel but adequate

Staff very friendly, nothing is too much trouble. Room Quirky in shape, great Seaviews. Hotel extremely cold in corridors and room. No bar or restaurant open, but breakfast good selection, choice of eggs and good friendly service. Great location, just need to warm the rooms!!

Dirty, out dated The hotel was very run down, found someones left over rubbish and take away behind the curtains. Dont bother with sea view rooms, the windows are filthy and balconies locked so you cant go out side.

Good value and would stay again. Lovely room with kettle and ironing board which is always a nice touch .Bath with shower in and very comfy bed. Hotel is in good location on the front close to the pier abd not far from the town centre

Awful service. Big room but smelly and worn down. Stayed for 1 night on 21/5/22 and we had originally booked for 2 nights but changed the booking last min and glad we did! We arrived at the hotel around 9:30pm after a busy day out with our 1 year old. We arrived and rang the bell. Out from the back begrudgingly appears a man who was the most unhelpful and rude receptionist I’ve ever had the displeasure of meeting. My husband couldn’t find a parking space so we had to quickly unload so he could go and find a spot. The receptionist wasn’t helpful in suggesting where we could go and was even unsure about whether we needed a parking permit. As it was Sunday the next day he said not to bother but gave us one anyway and then charged us for it! I was then left with my toddler and all our baggage to move from the lobby to the reception foyer. I asked if he could keep an eye on my child sitting on a chair whilst I got all of our items. He agreed but with an audible huff. I then asked if we could grab the key so I could take my little one upstairs. He said not without paying, so I explained my husband would come and pay once he came back so he agreed to give me the key to our room. I then had to ask for directions where the room was. We had to get the lift to the 2nd floor. So I took as much as our belongings as I could manage with my toddler in tow to the lift. He watched me struggle as I ran backwards and forwards trying to hold the lift. On my second journey down he then asked if he could help but I had already done it all!