No 6 The Square Tearooms & Accommodation

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There was a lot of stairs, which would be no good for disability and the ceiling levels and door levels for a tall person like myself, which was not the best and the window in our room was dirty

Bathroom door dressing hook at eye level. Accident waiting to happen! As per all hotels, remote control could have been cleaner.

Plumbing needed attention .. old taps were stiff add there were noises from pipework .. but generally very very good.

Everything was great

There was nothing to dislike but a few things could be addressed: it was impossible to completely turn off the taps which must be wasting a lot of water. Useful things would be a toilet roll holder near the toilet and a towel ring near the sink. One of the chairs could be lost unless a couple of lose joints are looked at.

Bit noisy outside because it backs onto the main street. Really not a big deal though. It’s a beautiful space and we’d highly recommend.

Some paintwork needed touching up .Room was very warm . Arm chairs not very comfortable .

The only complaint I might have is that the accommodation could be better maintained (sash window a bit skew-wiff, toilet seat hinge broken etc.) but otherwise everything fine.

Although the bedroom was lovely and very comfortable in the unusual heat we would have benefited from a fan .

All good

1. The mirror in the bathroom of the room occupied (The Dome) is too small and frankly, too low. I found it awkward to use to shave. I recommend that it should either be replaced with an unframed article in view of the position of the light above. (This remark was passed on to Management on leaving).

The following is not a "Dislike" but I feel that enquirers for accommodation should be aware.

2. People booking accommodation at No 6 The Square are very strongly advised to contact the management as soon as possible after doing so if they have mobility issues. Most of the rooms apparent to me are located up two flights of stairs. That known as "The Dome" and allocated to me, however, can only be reached after a further rather awkward and narrow flight of stairs. (This remark was not discussed with management but is included as I was not aware of the room allocated until after I had arrived)

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