The Nyton Guesthouse

The breakfast received high praise for its variety, quality, and deliciousness. The location is perfect, offering easy access to the town center and ample parking. Guests also found the accommodation to be good value for money.

The impressive driveway approach and building itself belied what lay within. Reception area is dull and unwelcoming. The walk to the room (9) was accompanied by a musty smell akin to an old ashtray. We'd booked into a double room but were placed in a family room. The decor was 'interesting' - some might call it quaint or characterful, I'd call it unkempt and neglected. The towels, whilst very clean and white, were all damp and had to be dried on the heated towel rack (which thankfully worked). The pictures show ceiling stains, stained and damaged bed, skirting board damage, mould in the shower room along with a pull-down blind that was growing it's own life form. Carpets throughout were old, stained and looked as old as the house. And then there was breakfast; mushrooms awash in oil, tepid beans, one hard piece of bacon, a part-cooked sausage and a poached egg that did a fine impression of a hard-boiled egg. We'd booked in for two nights but left after one as felt the place was detrimental to our health. Simply awful establishment in every respect.

Very pleasant stay. I have stayed here with family members on several occasions over the years and we have always been well looked after by the staff. The rooms were absolutely fine and looked after all our needs. The food was very good at breakfasts and the evening meals. Couldn't fault a thing and will definitely be back when in the area next.