The Maypole at Wellow

Due to the local heatwave the room was too hot. There is a fan in the room.a short breat at The Maypole

Nothing to not like

MOULDY SHOWER
TOO HOT. IF THIS HOT WEATHER IS TO CONTINUE AS IS PREDICTED THEN NEEDS TO INVEST IN AIRCON.

Staff where very rude no respect for my custom

Breakfast was excellent but would have liked beans/tomatoes as it was slightly dry but tasty

Unfortunately it was a very hot day at the end of hot week. The room has a large window and glass door and faces straight into the morning sun and was impossible to cool in the evening. The only way was to leave the door open, but with the room facing the car park, it was not really and option for long. The weather is no one's fault of course, but we slept badly as a result. Some shading outside would have helped.
A fan was provided, but it only really circulated hot air.

For £90 a night, The Maypole in Wellow offered reasonable value, but overall the experience was somewhat disappointing.The room had its own private entrance, similar to an American motel, which I actually quite liked. The room itself was clean, and the ensuite bathroom was modern with a good shower. Tea and coffee-making facilities were provided, and room service was available, although we did not use it.Unfortunately, the room became extremely hot with very little airflow. Given that temperatures reached 31°C just a couple of days before our stay, I can only imagine how uncomfortable it must have been then. The room felt rather like a fishbowl. Another issue was the toilet, which was not properly secured to the floor and moved every time it was used. Apart from being concerning, it was also quite noisy during the night when trying not to disturb your partner.The staff throughout our stay were lovely, friendly and professional. It was obvious they were working with limited resources, yet they remained efficient and helpful at all times.We had booked dinner for four people, as I was meeting my two sons. I had originally reserved a table for 6:15pm, the hotel called to ask if we could move the booking to 7pm due to demand, which was not a problem. On arrival we were informed there would still be a wait, and we were eventually seated around 45 minutes later. This was not due to a lack of tables, as many remained empty, but because there was only one member of kitchen staff working.The food was mixed. My lamb rump was delicious, while my husband found his steak and ale pie dry and the chips overcooked, leaving much of the meal uneaten. One son's burger was fairly unremarkable, while my other son thoroughly enjoyed the sea bass and risotto.The bar furniture also appeared tired and well-worn, giving parts of the hotel a slightly neglected feel. I would rate The Maypole between two and three stars. The cleanliness of the room and the excellent staff elevated the...

Evening meal closed early.

Room very light inside no proper curtains to stop morning light in . Extremely warm inside no ventilation or air on

C'est un tres petit detail , la dimension de la télévision trop petite depuis le lit

Hard to find using GPS