Eight Acres Hotel

We booked this hotel as a couple for one night and had our small dog with us. We booked because it was cheap so the drawback was that they charged £25 for our dog, the most expensive dog hotel we have encountered and nothing was provided even though I had booked ahead. But other than that it was a good bed and breakfast experience. We didn't use the bar as we were tired and stayed in our room. Basic freeview on tv as usual but the internet connection was good. The hotel in the run up to Christmas was very quiet, although the walls were rather thin so we could hear other people. Being under-occupied this was not at all a problem but at busier times it might be. Everything was clean and tidy, plus there was usual teabags, instant coffee and biscuits for the room. Cooked Breakfast was great, freshly cooked to order and well done. One of the best we have had, and along with the buffet made a good start to the day. The staff were very friendly and helpful, but obviously not busy when we were there. The hotel was not adapted for anyone with mobility issues, I didn't see a lift and there were stairs to the rooms and to the bar and dining area. For us it was a good stop off and we enjoyed our night there.