The Waverley Guest House

Good location and they allow me to chill in the lobby after check-out. Shared bathroom and the shower works pretty bad. Check-in time must be 3pm while I just arrived from London by overnight train at 8pm and still looking tired but on the end they gave me a room at 12pm.

Arrived at the guesthouse on Monday first impression badly needed decorated paper coming of the walls got up stairs to enter the main part of the guesthouse 1door no glass boarded up with wood no one at reception spoke to one person sitting with a child she told me they wouldn’t belong got keys for the room carpet coming away at the side as you walk in the door, tiles in bathroom very little grout, cupboard/wardrobe coming away from the wall, I opened the drawer of the bedside cabinet not clean particles of tobacco inside the drawer on the window ledge wooden safety gate coming away from the wall tv wires hanging down also a broken lampshade on side light .when we booked the guest house breakfast was available so I paid for bed and breakfast when we got up the next morning went downstairs only to be told we don’t do breakfast anymore I asked why was it still on the web site was told by one of the staff the boss told them it was taken off when they opened up .Also I forgot to mention water wasn’t very hot for a shower. I wouldn’t recommend this guest house

We chose this hotel for the location next to where we were leaving on an early morning tour. The bathroom lacked frivolous luxuries like a door knob, toilet paper holder, and grout in the floor tiles. But the bed was comfortable and the shower hot. The breakfast had gluten-free free options when requested. There was noise from the bar across the street, but we were on the backside of the hotel and barely heard it. The seagulls and pigeons were much louder. The walls were thin, so there was neighbour noise too. Not the nicest place, but priced accordingly.

The only problem is that the Waverley is above other spaces and unfortunately there is no lift which I found a little difficult as stairs are awkward for me being disabled apart from that it's a fantastic place to stay

The is by far the worst place I have ever stayed in. We arrived and our bedroom door looked as though a junkie had used a crowbar to gain entry. Upon opening the door, I could imagine that said junkie took a look at the bedroom inside, wiped his dirty fingers on the wall, and decided against it. The place was covered in mould, and the shower was too filthy to attempt using. I didn’t even want to put my bag down. Unfortunately, being that it was the height of tourist season, I couldn’t find an alternative on the day. After seeing the room, I called my husband (who was parking the car) and wept. It was nothing short of disgraceful. And to add insult to injury, they charged me £317 for the room for the night.