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"Two octogenarians wanted 3 days of gentle swimming, jacuzi, gentle walking, nice food - all brilliant. The food was very neuvaux and very tasty - one small complaint. I doubt whether the helpings were sufficient for a couple of 20 year-olds."

"Great for an overnight stay, beds very comfortable "

"Feels dated. Breakfast ends at 9am"

"Staff were ok. WiFi was appalling. Kept dropping. Had to move rooms as was away for work. And still kept dropping out "

"Easy access to the parking lot, The receptionist was very helpful and kind on our arrival and during our stay. The service in the restaurant where we ate was great, we were satisfied with the breakfast"

"Helpful quick reception staff. Good parking. Good location to walk into Town. I’ve stayed at a couple of Harbour hotels and enjoyed them, little disappointed that the rooms here are older and need modernising to match their other hotels. Served what I needed with its location well though. "

"Lovely venue, great grounds. Spa staff in particular are a great asset an deliver a superior service. Hotel is very comfortable but it is pricey. For instance a pint of Diet Coke was over £11. "

"Great hotel great parking lots of spaces. Lovely big rooms and very comfortable bed. Lovely setting and fantastic outdoor seating for when the weather is bettter. Food was ok nothing special, the fist night we were there, there was 5 things not available on the menu which left you with very little choice as the menu is quite limited. My husband asked for vanilla ice cream for dessert , but some how ended up with coconut, which wasn't even on the menu. Hence the second night we went elsewhere for food. "

"Not sure if I got the gritty room because I paid with my points or if most of the rooms are so tired and dated? Shower hanging out of holes in the wall tiles, paintwork flaking around doors, dirty marks on walls, tv so old that the remote still has a “teletext” button! If I got such a bad room because I wasn’t a fully paying customer then shame on The Berystede. I won’t be rushing back."