Clayhanger Guest House

I was welcomed to the property, shown to my room by a friendly and helpful lady. She explained about the shower, tea and coffee making, and how to access the property using the fob. There was also a written guide in the room. The problem I encountered was the small spotlights were flickering which made reading or knitting difficult so the first night I lay on the floor by the bathroom door to read as these lights did not flicker. On the second night a chair had been provided so I was able to sit at the same end but on a chair which was more comfortable.

Access was easy, room clean and as described. Only drawback was my room was roadside and was affected by the traffic noise. Could triple glazing be used to avoid any noise?

Nice little place Welcoming staff Would deffo stay again

Very helpful gentleman answered the doorbell, showed me to the room (including asking if he could carry my bags for me up the stairs) and pointed out all the amenities. I stayed in a single room, so it wasn’t large, but had more on offer than many bigger ones do. Good working tv in the room, sink with soap, water bottle, kettle with hot drink selection, heater, hair dryer and a towel and dressing gown to use. There was an individual toilet on the same floor, and a shower room with toilet next door to that. Downstairs there was a lounge, with a microwave a little fridge in it. I was worried about noise as it’s on a main road that had lots of traffic at rush hour, but it was very quiet in the room on a Friday evening all night. Parking was free on the main road outside at night, or for 3 hours during the day. Otherwise there was a car park less than a block away. The only negative I can say was that it was hard to find, as the hanging sign was no longer there and you could only see the name when you were up close. Overall good value for an easy overnight stay.