The Jubilee Hotel West- with Spa Facilities

Booked for a overnight stay from buy a gift and was charged £10.00 per person for a continental breakfast which we paid as extra as the stay was a present from our son. It also specified free parking. Upon arrival we found it had changed its name from Mon Ami and was now called the Jubilee, also there was a charge for parking which was £10.00. We paid this and had a lovely meal in the resturant. In the morning we found out that the breakfast was free and part of the room package so was extremely annoyed as felt we had been ripped off in owing £20.00 for a piece of toast and a coffee. When speaking to the manager and showing her your website which shows English breakfast as £9.95 per person we were told it was in fact £5.00 per person paid at the hotel. The manger when looking at the website was astonished at the prices shown, so either the buy a gift website or the hotel management don't communicate with each other or they are incompetent. Also about 4 other couples had the same problem as us. Would recommend visiting weymouth but possibly staying at somewhere who advertises the correct things they advertise .There also was no apology or compromise made.The lady on reception was so rude,unfriendly and stared me out with a scowling expression on her face throughout the time my husband tried to explain what had happened in a polite and friendly manner.The whole experience spoilt our mini getaway

Visited here for a two night stay, was extremely disappointed in the services provided. Lack of communication was key, staff need more training. Certain parts of room needed more TLC. Had sea view but was mainly of the main road, windows are not double glazed could hear everything outside. Reception of hotel is at back of building without much warning. Parking onsite cost extra. Breakfast was overpriced and lack of options. Beds were adequate. Location was ideal close to town centre and beach front. Overall would not return but has the potential to be better

Stayed two nights in a very small double room. The furniture was tired and several drawers were falling apart. The wi-fi was too weak to use and the room had no reception on either of our mobile networks. The television reception was poor. The room was basic without water glasses. Parking at the hotel was £10 a day, although they have a couple of passes for public car parks about 10 minutes walk away. The continental breakfast was cereal and toast, not pastries. On a positive note the room was clean and warm and the staff were friendly and helpful.

This hotel is NOT disabled accessible. A wheelchair and/or mobility scooter will NOT fit in the elevator. I cannot comment on the disabled rooms. I attempted to call, email, and fb message but couldn't get anyone to respond and therefore couldn't request a disabled room. The small double room didn't accommodate my mobility needs. It was very very small. Since I couldn't fit my small mobility scooter in the elevator, I used my 2 crutches. However, the electric went out and I couldn't use the elevator. I had to ascend and descent narrow uneven steps. There are 2 elevators and the one in the restaurant was just as bad. You had to go through multiple doors that were not electric. Therefore I had a very difficult time accessing my room, even when the elevator was working. There are only 5 parking spaces which you cannot reserve. There was no disabled parking. Please remove your disabled access from your website because that is a false misrepresentation. I was in so much pain by the end of the first day that my trip, and those with me, was miserable.