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"Stayed for my niece's wedding, hotel and staff were great. Only suggestion to make is it would be helpful to have a hand rail to help you out the shower as the gap in door is quite small and you end up touching the heated towel rail on exiting the shower."

"Room which was at the front of the property overlooked the car park. Single glazed windows which you could hear absolutely everything happening outside from but also which rattled throughout the night with the wind. Found the mattress uncomfortable and on the firm side for me so taking everything into account, had a very disrupted sleep. Was woken abruptly by a fire alarm going off for a few seconds. Limited choices at breakfast but tasted ok. "

"Travelled with my daughter and her two boys love this hotel been back twice now loved the gym the pool the sauna coming back in march the food was expensive though and we ate out lovely beautifull hotel would highly recomend well done Delta Hotel"

"Due to being so cold through night, we didnt sleep until the bedroom heated and consequently, being so tired, we missed breakfast. This was a special time for us... But sadly it was ruined by the room being so cold. We were booked for Saturday night so wanted to cancel, but were told it was too late. So it proved to be so expensive and a disappointment. We are very elderly and I feel we were badly let down. Having said that we found the staff were absolutely wonderful! Very helpful and so kind...from receptoon (particularly reception Wednesday afternoon until 11pm went the extra mile for which ... many thanks "

"Easy check in, spotless rooms. "

"Room was clean, shower was fantastic and breakfast was good."

"Very friendly staff at check in and out and hotel great location for the football stadium!"

"Fantastic service from all of the team. Great value good standard of food. Rooms are clean and very warm . My 3rd visit and will return "

"Specious room with good amenities. Nice food. Only negative was the ensuite had no door only a curtain which was not very private "