Aberdeen House Hotel

Photos on Webpage made it look a lot better that it actually was. Room was very dated, lights did not work. Spent more money doing hallways than the rooms. Toilet seat would not stay up, felt like floor to bathroom was going to cave in.

The Complete room needs redecorated. A toilet seat that would stay up.

Location was excellent for shoppers and by the harbour.

Mattress was needing replaced. Felt like sleeping in a hammock with springs for a base. Although surface clean, the shower screen was covered with black mould within the joints and the tiles in this area were of a similar state. Breakfast was in the bar area with a good selection of meat, cheese and 3 breakfast cereals. Choice of brown/white bread for toasting. I asked for coffee and was told this was available for me in the percolator on the bar. I am convinced this was really weak tea as it didn't even smell of coffee. The biggest problem was parking. I struggled to find parking nearby and found the Trinity Centre multistorey as a last resort. This ended up costing me £16 as I parked overnight.

The Location is very good.

The First room I was given the window did not open & it was over 22 degrees outside which meant the room was like an oven. However the TV did work in that room. It took the guy a while to come upstairs & when he could not get the window open...he finally moved me into another room. This time Window open but TV did not work. He promised he would get it working while I was out that did not happen. You pay extra for a TV in your room so was not happy.