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'The Eastleigh was an easy base for a few days away: two minutes from the pier and beach but tucked far enough up Scarbrough Avenue that you don’t hear arcade noise at night. We rolled in late morning, snagged an on-street space outside and never moved the car again. The room was spotless and practical—ceiling fan for stuffy evenings, mini-fridge with cold water and the check-in took seconds. The Wi-Fi was usable but a bit flaky, dropping in and out, so fine for quick checks but not much more....

'We very much enjoyed our stay and all the staff made us welcome. '

'So so. Just not the comfort you would expect for this money. '

'They could of been a car park with the hotel but therexwas not and i think it is wrong thatcwe had to pay for car park aswell '

'Getting woke up by a car horn and a phone call at 7.30 saying to move my car which was not in the carpark '

'Very comfortable, great service at reception etc.'

'Well appointed. Very modern and clean. Very efficient breakfast and all amenities were excellent '

'Well appointed room. Very efficient, friendly staff. Very good restaurant.'

'Overall very good'

'Delicious breakfast, good price , lovely freindly staff.'

'The perfect place for a peaceful getaway. The owners are very hospitable, and friendly. Everything has been thought of to make your stay more enjoyable and trouble free. I stayed in one of the pods, which are just brilliant. Has everything you need. Has heating and a fan if needed. The pods are right on the edge of the well stocked lake. I arrived early evening, but didn't seem to be a problem, and nothing was too much trouble. Made to feel very welcome and invited to explore the grounds...

'Good Hotel'

'Taking its cue from Air BnB , this is a hotel with no Front of House staff and you get sent an access code that works for the front door and your room. Right from the start you feel that it is going to be different. With a private carpark, accessed via the No Through Road off Market Place, you are in a courtyard with two impressive stone Gothic Revival buildings - the old Sessions House (1841) and the matching County Hall of 1927 - which now houses the hotel. Having entered your key code,...