The Titan

Long wait to book in at unattended desk. Pressed bell several times. Eventually assistant manager came from function room. No apology or enquiry if we had been waiting long. We were given room 1. This is obviously designed with disabled guests in mind but due to narrow distance between the end of the bed and bathroom door, I doubt if wheelchair could gain access. The bathroom is very dimly lit. The only mirror is a pull out shaving mirror beside the tiniest basin I have ever seen. There is only a waist height screen around shower meaning water splashed into the rest of the room. There was still a puddle of water on the floor in the morning from a shower the previous evening. The downie cover on one of the twin beds had an obvious stain but fortunately that bed was not being used. The double bed had been made up with the pillowcases inside out. There was one chair in a room that could sleep 4. Impossible to look in a mirror when using hairdrier because no socket close enough. Range of cooked breakfast available but no cereal or fruit of any kind. Menu stated choice of jam, marmalade or honey with toast but assistamt manager said only jam available. Another member of staff produced marmalade and later returned to ask if everything was ok. He and Paula, who was alone behind the bar on Sunday night, showed an interest in customers The room was inexpensive and adequate for one night but I would not rush to return and would not reccom