The Langstone Hotel

Can't comment on rooms as didn't stay. A good venue for our Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival. Would suggest more bar staff though with over 100 thirsty fly fishers each day.

Location of the hotel is lovely, but, room we got was very basic, not what I expected, and nothing like advertised. View was awful, overlooking some rooftop. Definitely need refurbishment and walls, bathroom door need repainting, but has everything you need. Toilet was still dirty on arrival but we didn't bother to compliant, you could write name on the tiles in the bathroom, as there was dust on tiles. I did ask if we could change the room but apparently hotel was fully booked. Disappointed with choice on dinner menu. We were unable to have dinner in the restaurant but offered choice to eat in the bar. Despite small menu their Shepherd pie was delicious. Followed by Sticky Toffee pudding. There was also a wedding, so bar was very busy, waiting time for drink was sometimes too long, however bar staff was very friendly. Disappointment came also in the pool area, we were told jacuzzi is not working, and when we tried to call reception, enquiring about the room service, just around 1am, phone was not working, so we went to reception and we've been told they turn it off at midnight. It made me wonder, if anything happened in the room, we wouldn't be able to contact anyone from reception. Despite all, breakfast was great and we might return in the future, but definitely ask for different room. It's comfy hotel, but do not expect any luxury, spa stay and pampering.

Didn't appear to be busy (car park less than half full) so I was surprised to be 'Roomed' so far from civilization. The hotel was quiet, the room was clean, staff pleasant though more interested in what colleagues were talking about. Fairly comfortable bed if a little high (my wife found it uncomfortable) Self service breakfast was not the best. Cheap sliced bread for toasting, hot drinks from a machine. The Muesli was bland, didn't bother trying the hot food.