Lamplighter Guesthouse

I wouldn't go back. The room was tiny, with a 10-inch TV that just played static noises, and the toilet was close to the bed. The bathroom had rainbow holographic wallpaper, and the floors creaked. The owner was creepy toward me and my friend. The price was over the top for such shabby decor, and there are much better, cheaper places to stay.

My work booked me in for three nights. The team were pleasant, the location was good, and breakfast was cooked and included. I'd stay there again.

The hosts were so kind, and the rooms are cute and well arranged. It's just around the corner from town, a perfect spot. Definitely recommend.

I booked late because I only needed one night near the town centre for a concert, and this place suited me well. For the price, I really couldn't have asked for more. The Hoe is close, and the town centre is an easy 10-minute walk. There's plenty of on-street parking nearby. It isn't free, but I paid about £11 for an overnight ticket through RingGo. The building isn't modern, but my room was spacious and clean, with a comfortable bed. The small en-suite shower worked fine, and towels and soap were supplied. There were also hot drink facilities in the room. Free Wi-Fi was available, and the sockets had USB ports, which came in handy when I'd forgotten my charger. I popped to the nearby Tesco for a cheap cable. Breakfast was included, which surprised me at that price, though I left early and can't say how good it was. The staff I spoke with were friendly and helpful. I couldn't find anything to complain about and would happily stay again.