Bit of a strange one so far! Arrived to the hotel which is nice looking, clean and modern. I booked and then requested breakfast via the hotels own e-upgrade email. Got a confirmation email in return but it wasn’t mentioned when I booked in. As it was a long drive I wanted to just get my bearings when I arrived but the lady on the desk (very helpful, polite and approachable) had already started charging my credit card. It was then I had to mention the breakfast, if it’s not added at check in then it costs more on the day, not considerably more but it all adds up over a few days per person. Then to the room, excellent, clean, modern, comfortable and a nice place to be! Sorted. Came down after unpacking etc and went to the Spa to check out the packages available, the website has been hacked and links to some x-rated websites. The hotels own room TV still has the QR codes displayed which links to them. Use of the spa is steep! £35 for two hours which apparently includes a £5 discount for hotel residents. This lets you use the plunge pool and sauna/steam room. £70 a couple is a bit steep for 2 hours. Again, the confirmation email states it’s £30, not a big difference but money is hard to come by, then to the bar. Expecting hotel bar prices and find them, standard, only to notice a ‘discretionary service charge’ added. I had to queue for the pints and carry them back to my table, hardly onerous but I’m struggling to see which ‘service’ I received! No small, no forewarning just another dip into my pocket. I’m happy to tip, I just like to do it knowingly, I’m usually more generous. It all just added to a feeling of ‘squeeze!’. In my case I was likely going to spend the same amount of money anyway, I just like to do it on my own terms. Great hotel, great product, it does not meet the Hilton brand standard with the lack of attention to detail and leaves a little feeling of being ripped off when it doesn’t need to do that to gain the same result.