The Nook B&B

We ended up at Travelodge at 11.15pm, wet, cold and hungry, though at least we had a warm bed. The kitchen was shut, so there was no food. We had driven from London in cold rain, and I’m disabled; my wife is 75. We reached the B&B at 7.45pm, but the signs were poor and there was nobody there. The place was completely dark and empty. My wife got out in the rain to knock on the door and window, with no response. We had called the contact number on the way and got the answerphone, then called again when we arrived and left a message asking someone to let us in. After half an hour with no reply, it was nearly 9pm and we were worried, out in the dark in the middle of nowhere. By 9.30 we were thinking this might be some kind of scam. We called our daughter, who was worried too and started ringing around for somewhere for us to stay. It was Easter, so most places were full, and we finally got a room at Travelodge at 10.15. Despite all our calls and messages to The Nook, nobody ever got back to explain or apologise. Avoid this place if you don't want your weekend ruined. Tony And Sadie