Which hotel room do you prefer

[marypoppins38]

I personally would prefer the first one but that’s only because the decor in the log cabin isn’t to my personal taste. I am sure you will have a lovely time whichever you choose, they look really relaxing. Enjoy!

[Sandra & co]

I like the first one, the second one is nice but I’m not keen on the curtains and tho rocking chair. Enjoy anyway and have a lovely time xxx

[Guest]

I would go for whichever interior you prefer, personally I prefer the log cabin interior.

[Loobylou_82]

The first one for me. The log cabin looks cluttered. I would prefer to be under the stars than in a bathroom. Let us know which you choose.

[novocastrian]

the first one for me

the log cabin looks a bit 'busy'...

fwiw cracking place the south causey food is excellent. havnt stayed there i can pretty much see it from my back window

RAINE & JAMES the onsite antique/vintage place is worth a rummage about as well

[123]

Originally Posted by Pink_Fairy_Dust

Booking a hot tub room night away with a friend for her birthday. There are only so many rooms still available on the night we can go and torn between these two:

southcausey/bedroo...s/valley-view/ - for the view from hot tub (but will we see much one dark, probs not)

southcausey/bedroo...the-log-cabin/ - better theming indoors (no view from hot tub)

Thoughts? x

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They both seem lovely, but having had a look at the price I must say they are taking the proverbial - £289 a night?

You can get a room in the Savoy or Mandarin Oriental for less than that - and they are much better.

It's no wonder people don't holiday in the UK if what is essentially a posh pub thinks £300 is a fair price for a bed and a bit of bacon the next day

[novocastrian]

Originally Posted by 123

They both seem lovely, but having had a look at the price I must say they are taking the proverbial - £289 a night?

You can get a room in the Savoy or Mandarin Oriental for less than that - and they are much better.

It's no wonder people don't holiday in the UK if what is essentially a posh pub thinks £300 is a fair price for a bed and a bit of bacon the next day

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300 quid for a night in Stanley...

[Guest]

Originally Posted by 123

They both seem lovely, but having had a look at the price I must say they are taking the proverbial - £289 a night?

You can get a room in the Savoy or Mandarin Oriental for less than that - and they are much better.

It's no wonder people don't holiday in the UK if what is essentially a posh pub thinks £300 is a fair price for a bed and a bit of bacon the next day

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I would expect to pay £500 upwards for a top London hotel.

[123]

Originally Posted by novocastrian

300 quid for a night in Stanley...

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I won't pay that for a night in Royal Pacific Resort in Universal and for that I'd get access to 6 pools, gym, 5 restaurants, early access to the park and up to 6 front of line passes to the park thrown in

How they even begin to think their rooms are worth that in the UK is beyond reasoned thought

[123]

Originally Posted by Claudette

I would expect to pay £500 upwards for a top London hotel.

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I stay in them a lot and I've never paid more than £300, they've sometimes asked for more, but you just go to a different one that time that is more keenly priced