Glendale Hotel

We stayed in a family room at the hotel, only to discover that all family rooms are at the front of the hotel, and have very little sound proofing from the restaurant below (with an air unit blowing until 11 pm) and the pub over the road. We were kept awake until 1 am with the noise. The room itself had old stains on the wall and was not worth the price of the stay. I would definitely not recommend staying in this hotel if you want to sleep

Stayed for one night to visit family locally. Friendly on arrival, accommodating staff, and Tony was great. Lovely meal, the special of port belly was cooked to perfection, my husband had the crab linguine, which was equally delicious. You must have the garlic pizza bread, tasted wood fired, amazing. spacious, old world charming, very clean room. The breakfast was freshly cooked and delicious. Would definitely stay again.

A bit rough around the edges but generally good. If as I was your are travelling by train then the location couldn’t be better, literally 1 minute from the station. If, as I was, you are dining at the Michelin starred Home restaurant, then it’s a 2 minute walk so ideal. I had room 7 on the first floor. The room itself was large with a huge bay window and a view to the front of the hotel, a large tree outside providing good privacy. A standard offering of tea, coffee and basic toiletries was provided. Room got a lot of sun but the windows opened, allowing ventilation. The bathroom was quite small but the shower was good enough. The hotel itself was quiet, although I did experience a bit of noise from the pub across the road. Breakfast was freshly cooked and of good quality. WiFi was good throughout. Staff were friendly and professional both in person and whilst communicating during the booking process.