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Appartment was clean, management were fantastic allowing early access to drop bags and made the whole thing easy and stress free. Venue is fantastic, as described. Clean, good space, comfy beds and brilliant shower Central location has pro and cons.. because it’s central the noise can be loud but earplugs fixed that problem. We were over for the football and will definitely stay again.

Fantastic place! The grounds are amazing! We stayed for 2 nights our wedding anniversary in the Gingerbread House. Wonderful! Very spacious and lovely bed! Power shower too! The food here is also amazing as are the staff. Can't do enough for you. Will definitely go again and can't recommend enough!

Fantastic luxury hotel, great food and service

Lovely apartment, great staff who fixed a hot water issue within 15 mins of reporting. They also checked in with us once again in the morning to make sure all was fine. Can be noisy at night hearing people move around their apartments as there are 4 floors. But not really anyway around that so it’s no one’s fault. Good location with an NCP carpark accross the road.

Had a good stay at the Atlantic Hotel ,however they had 3 lifts and two were out of order for the duration of our stay which meant that you had a long wait when wanting to use it as there are 12 floors ,sometimes we used the service lift or stairs not great if you have problems with mobility

perfect location, all essentials needed provided, really quick free wifi and smart TV in the room. The check in process was bad, the room wasn’t ready and was 50 minutes late. Another guest checked in and got moved to a different room when their room wasn’t ready and the staff just stood and watched me wait with a very young child. There was a hidden £50 holding deposit which wasn’t agreed on, the host had previously not responded to a message I had sent hours previously. The room wasn’t very clean, the floor was dirty. The shower and bathroom sink wouldn’t drain. There was no A/C and the windows weren’t safe at all to be open whilst a child was in the room. The staff was apologetic and helpful a couple of times with my pram and luggage. You pay for what you get.

The setting of the hotel was stunning, and the grounds provided a beautiful backdrop. We stayed in the annexe (a building separate from the main hotel), and unfortunately it wasn't a great experience. The room was very small, with only a tiny window that could be opened - this meant that the room was hot and stuffy, and whilst there was a fan in the room, it tended to move hot air around rather than cool the room. At first glance, the facilities looked lovely, but on closer inspection there were numerous scuffs, scratches and broken fixtures. There was a space for a fridge, but no fridge, an ironing board but no iron, and the TV didn't work properly. The bed was made each day and the cups were replaced, but our towels and used glasses were not refreshed during our four-day stay. The Australian gentleman working behind the bar was fantastic: professional, friendly and welcoming. However, other areas of the hotel, particularly the restaurant, appeared to be short-staffed, which negatively affected the overall experience. Food service in both the bar and main restaurant was only available on certain days and at limited times. Given the hotel's remote location, and the lack of a fridge in some rooms, this proved quite inconvenient. If you're planning to visit the local area via a taxi, e.g., Conwy, be aware that this can be expensive. We paid £35 for a one-way journey back to the hotel. Overall, the setting wasn't enough to outweigh the issues we experiened during our stay.