Cedar Tree Guest House — Hotel in Great Britain

Good simple clean! Close to everything||No frills this place but Erene was very helpful, friendly .||Owners Maria was away when I arrived . I phoned the number and was instantly answered. She contacted Erene who instantly came to assist me show me where the only parking was legal.||Be aware ASK for that parking.when you book!|| EVERYWHERE else is metered, or residential and pricey! For the additional £10 it’s worth it else pay £60 a day! Good breakfast cooked while you wait. Owner phoned twice to ensure everything was satisfactory which it was but her care was Impressive!||||From there it’s a stones throw to more varied eateries than you can imagine! Indian,Mexican Greek,Asian Japanese you name it it’s there ! Then of course ||There are the pubs Real British pubs ! Friendly if you have walking boots on all sights||Are very close.Windsor the place of royalty! It’s worth...

I read on Booking,com that the place was brimming with "oldy-woldy" charm.It should have said "0ldy-moldy". I've never seen such a disgusting, dirty, muld infected residence before, Dirt was layered inches thick on the walls and ceiling vents. Black mold stained the carpet, walls, windows, and shower. The beds were not beds as described; rather they were cots with threadbare sheets. Towels were not supplied and the bathroom was filled with broken plumbing and broken tiles. There were mold and insect infested walls. The reception room was just as dirty, sticky and nasty as the rest of the place. I was offered a glass of water; it had some crusty stuff on it. Truly this place is uninhabitable and certainly not as advertised. I left and had to check into a different hotel. To add insult to injury, I received no compensation for my extra...

Firstly the good. The couple who run Cedar Tree are lovely. So welcoming and friendly. The place is very clean. The price is good. We were in a twin room at the back and it was very quiet. The beds were comfortable and the linens fine. It is in an excellent location to walk to the town, less than two minutes. But.....the place is very dated and needs redecoration. The loo and bathroom, although worked fine, were very shabby. The breakfast consists of two choices of cereal, bananas/oranges and toast and marmalade. The parking is very limited. However the lovely couple save the day as they are charming and try their very best. I would say that the person that owns it needs...