Park View House

The only good thing I can say is the location is great and provided easy access to get into town. Aside from that, everything else was such a let down. We booked a family room which was supposed to include things such as a microwave, fridge and a seating area, standard items for a family room. When we entered, there was no microwave or fridge and the "seating area" was a single chair (which in itself was quite dirty with stains on it) next to a coffee table. The beds were super uncomfortable to the point that some of us were just sleeping on a box of springs, meaning every slight movement set off a couple of the springs. The room itself was dirty and looked like it hadnt been cleaned properly in a long time with marks all over the walls and dust caking the floors under the beds. A backpackers would be a lot cleaner and offer more, including hot showers which the one in our room didn't work properly at all. It was either hot or cold with no in between. Not to mention that I found mould near the ceiling next to the bathroom. I also noticed in the bathroom that the toilet seat was so much smaller than the toilet itself, meaning we were practically sitting on the bowl every time we used it. Not to mention that the sink itself had a big crack in it. We tried to contact the owner but received an automated response, not to mention that the only time we saw a staff member was as we were checking out. We helped out a few other people with checking in and finding their way around as there was no one there 99% of the time. For a place thats a 3-star hotel, it doesn't feel like it deserves that. If you're looking in the area, I recommend looking elsewhere.

The only good thing I can say is the location is great and provided easy access to get into town. Aside from that, everything else was such a let down. We booked a family room which was supposed to include things such as a microwave, fridge and a seating area, standard items for a family room. When we entered, there was no microwave or fridge and the "seating area" was a single chair (which in itself was quite dirty with stains on it) next to a coffee table. The beds were super uncomfortable to the point that some of us were just sleeping on a box of springs, meaning every slight movement set off a couple of the springs. The room itself was dirty and looked like it hadnt been cleaned properly in a long time with marks all over the walls and dust caking the floors under the beds. A backpackers would be a lot cleaner and offer more, including hot showers which the one in our room didn't work properly at all. It was either hot or cold with no in between. Not to mention that I found mould near the ceiling next to the bathroom. I also noticed in the bathroom that the toilet seat was so much smaller than the toilet itself, meaning we were practically sitting on the bowl every time we used it. Not to mention that the sink itself had a big crack in it. We tried to contact the owner but received an automated response, not to mention that the only time we saw a staff member was as we were checking out. We helped out a few other people with checking in and finding their way around as there was no one there 99% of the time. For a place thats a 3-star hotel, it doesn't feel like it deserves that. If you're looking in the area, I recommend looking elsewhere.

It depends. If you're lucky and you get a good mattress. I've stayed here in two occasions. It was for of us sharing a room everyday. First just one night. My mattress was good and I had a good rest. The second time we stayed for two nights, my mattress was ok on one side, but the other was full of springs sticking in my back. I couldn't sleep with my partner. I had to find some other way. This is not so good .... It's quite clean and it has a small fridge, a microwave, a kettle and all necessary to make yourself a tea or a coffee. That's really great. The first time we had our own bathroom, but the second we had to share a toilet and shower which is out of the room. This is not so good. .... There's no physical person waiting for you. To get in etc you need a code. To get your room key another code. Numbers... .... It's quite well located, not in the centre but very near different bus stops. ... Fares are quite expensive. Life in general is very expensive in Scotland for a European. ... You need to hire a car to move around the Kingdom. Sharing makes it a bit cheaper. Buying food at supermarkets like Lidl also helps. .... But for four people, looking for most reasonable prices,(Ryanair), sharing all expenses, sharing lodgings, etc, you can't make it for less than one thousand pounds each, a trip of seven days. Four thousand pounds the for of us. That's some £144 a day for each of us.