The Exchange Hotel

Handy location for a couple of days in the area. Nice bar downstairs. Although there was loud music outdoors, the room was around a corner and surprisingly quiet -- with the window closed I could have had an early night if I'd wanted.

No breakfast service, although there were a couple of great places for breakfast just a short walk away -- perhaps the hotel could suggest a few of those on an info sheet in the room for visitors.

Building is beautiful, right on the high street and the staff are amazing. Rooms are clean.

We may have been staying on a difficult weekend for them however the rooms were boiling. No air con or fans available and one rooms window did not open. So in a heatwave it was very uncomfortable. Even in the room the window did open, the hotel is rather a party place so we couldn't get any sleep until after 3am both nights even if the heat allowed it. The hotel and courtyards were packed with paople, standing shoulder to shoulder, and though the music stopped at 1am, the party didn't. We gave up and joined in in the end and had fun. One rooms shower did not drain so had to be turned on and off every two minutes or flood the room and no hairdryers in the rooms or available from reception which was a real problem as we were going to a wedding. We would stay again, however we know to take our own hairdryers, fans and earplugs and just join in the fun next time.

Room was clean. Asked about parking to unload as I am disabled. Was assured we could park to unload. There was none. Had to walk 3-400 yards from the angel carpark carrying luggage. Very painful. Noise at night was unbearable. Friday night, there was shouting and rowdy behaviour until 2am. Saturday night it went on until past midnight. Travel to Brigg 3-4 times a year to visit family. May have to look for alternate accommodation next time.

Room was clean and well maintained. Staff were great.

The check-in staff were friendly and the room was clean and nicely presented.

The room was quite stuffy and I had to work hard to open the skylight (the only window), even then the room was uncomfortalby warm through the night. Some of the music from the beer garden speakers crept through the building, and the fire doors in the corridor combined with squeaky floorboards made the experience noisy.