Yelf's Hotel

Bad

Disliked: Hi, we have checked into the room, but unfortunately, there is no fan and the TV is not working. These were mentioned in the listing, so we were expecting them to be available. Also, the heater in the washroom is constantly on, which is uncomfortable.We requested a fan and were given an old, dirty one, which is not acceptable. If you cannot provide these services, it would be better not to list them as available. I’m also sharing some photos for your reference.Please look into this as soon as possible.

Exceptional

Liked: Location and the sea view

Very good

Very good

Good value for such a...

Liked: Sea views including the ferry pier. Free parking outside from 6pm to 8am and an hour each day before and after this. (Hotel car park was full but able to move into it next morning before 9am).
Disliked: Some paint peeling in remote areas of bathroom but overall very clean.

Pleasant

Liked: The location was good
Disliked: The shower was leaking, there was rust in the bath. We had to single bed when we asked for a double,

Exceptional

Very good

Liked: Room was a good size and really liked the armchair in it. Bathroom a good size, location good, bar downstairs. Fan in room was ideal due to the heat.
Disliked: Although the bed appeared to be really comfy we both woke up with aching backs so maybe not as comfy as we originally thought

It was somewhere to lay...

Liked: The hotel was in a perfect position , within walking distance of the bus station as we were there for the Festival. The staff were very attentive especially the young lad that helped us on our first night when we arrived.Tea/coffee making facilities were really good, until the last two nights, where tea and biscuits had not been replenishedThe shower over the bath was very good.
Disliked: The decor was very dated and certainly needs an update. When we arrived, the previous tenant had left with the key, so we had to wait whilst the young lad (who was excellent) tried to sort it out. Eventually, he let us in our room with the master key and left a note for day staff. The next day, the lock was changed whilst we were out, but when we got back in the evening, the door had been left open and nobody had hoovered all the debris, either from the inside or outside.