Chatsworth Hotel  

We have stayed in this hotel many times and each time everything has been fine, but this time there was a group of 65 rugby chaps who did nothing but bang doors and shout from one end of the corridor to the other at all hours of the day and night which rather spoilt it for us. The manager did try and keep them alittle quiet, but it was quite a hard job.

The price was good even for the single room. I had a sea view it ticked the boxes for my friend and I.

The location was good and staff friendly and helpful Breakfast good. Room warm & nice seaview, although window small.

Spound proofing not good, could hear people walking around and talking in rooms above and next door. Hotel is in need of refurbishment. Carpets on stairs are threadbare and taps in bath very grimy, needed a good clean. Pillows were flat. could do with some new ones. Shampoo in bathroom but no conditioner and only one towel each, no hand towels.

sea view - right on the seafront., ample wardrobe/shelf space, hairdryer, tray in bedrooms with tea and coffees with proper crockery,, bible in drawer, the lift, voucher to park cheaply overnight in underground car park. polite staff and reasonably varied choice at breakfast - hot and cold.

tired, needs some updating, miserable TV, smallish bath towels, cleaner missed obvious bits, nowhere handy to put debris from making cups of tea etc, only appeared to offer indian meals in the evening. Single beds rather than a double - one mattress a lot better than the other one. Noisy henparty could be heard - noise echoing up through the hotel corridor, . Expensive parking locally.

Arrived with an open mind as meeting pre booked friends. Location was good. Compact accommodation yet in good order, well appointed and very clean. Excellent full English breakfast and Indian evening meal with just the right amount of service.

Some areas were becoming a little tired.

Bath in one of our rooms was very stained, both bathrooms very cold and we could not work the heating for them. Quite a bit of disturbance at night by revellers returning. Our son was put in a room 2 floors away from us because of broken locks. Team not ready for Easter rush at breakfast and many items not available.

Relaxing, comfortable,near to all amenities. Beautiful views, staff quietly efficient

Bathroom fittings, old and damaged very poor.

The location of the hotel is perfect- it's right on the seafront, however we didn't get a room with a seaview so if booking a stay there it may be an idea to ask for one! The room was comfortable and clean with ample lighting and a powerful heater.

The staff at the Chatsworth hotel were not helpful or welcoming during the stay- We were not told about any of the facilities or where they were located and were left asking other guests if they knew where the bar was! The room was over all warm and pleasant, however the shower would alternate between boiling hot and freezing cold in a matter of seconds, the tv didn't appear to have all 5 channels and the picture quality was like something out of the 80's, and the toilet didn't flush properly.

Clean, friendly, helpful, rooms good, well situated, thoroughly enjoyed

The location was fine. Water poured through the extractor fan in the ceiling of the bathroom at 5am and none of the phones would connect to reception. The carpet on the stairs was worn through or patched in a lot of places. It was all clean and tidy though.

I have nothing but ngood to say thank you for a wonderful stay

The only thing I liked was the location of the hotel itself

The staff were really rude, when asked somethign a lot of the time they just looked blankly at us until we left. The breakfast was of a substandant quality, ie Hash brownbs that had been cooked a few days ago and then refried (even though they said they werent fried) the sausage served to myself and my wife as raw, - also the same to another guest in the hotel, upon telling them this i got told the sausage just looked like it was raw (it was in fact RAW) The level of clenliness was appauling and everythign was outdated and in desperate need of repair, The maids trolly was one from the local supermarket