Location suited my needs although only because I was in a car. Nothing amenity-wise close by. Bed comfortable, quiet location, usual pleasant Ibis decor. They're ok for short stop overs but rooms lack storage facilities for longer.

Staff on arrival not that welcoming, providing insufficient info (if any!). Having to pay £24 parking on top of the price - not overtly clear on booking. Lack if storage space, broken coat hanger, lumps if dust attached to bottom of kettle heater base and in skirting.

Friendly staff, everything very clean and in great working order. The room aesthetic was unusual, especially the mystery missing light fitting holes. The hotel team were great in providing for those staying for the carnival, with maps for newbies, and catering for people late into the night.

The vents in bathrooms can get very loud, when I asked about it the following morning I was advised they were being looked at. The vent system means if people in some rooms turn theirs down it increases the air flow and noise in other rooms. Pedestrian access between the hotel and Bridgwater town is a bit challenging, and inaccessible for people with mobility issues. This should be made clear to visitors. I'm a local able and used to walking along narrow verges, others might not be.

This was a stopover and therefore a great location right on the M5, views from the room over the river were beautiful and beds and room were comfy. The parking is a bit steep considering there is no way you would get there any other way than by car. It should just be put on the room rate. Staff were really friendly and welcoming and I'd like to specially mention Nana. We were not informed by the evening staff that breakfast would be more expensive when booked on the day then when you book the night before (Simple misunderstanding, no one's fault) but Nana swiftly booked us for the discounted rate without any fuss! Thanks Nana,that is great customer service in action!

Very convenient location if wanting to break a journey on the M5. Hotel is on a business/industrial park with a Scania truck site and a massive Morrison's distribution centre as neighbours. Was quiet at the weekend.. You are virtually obliged to leave your car in the hotel car park which costs £9 (or £6 in advance) on top of room cost. Breakfast was another £9 each - eat as much as you like, so filling, even if nothing was very tasty. Room was big enough for 2 people, bed was comfortable and shower was excellent in the spacious bathroom. Industrial-type decor of concrete walls and racking-type furniture may not be to everyone's taste, but everywhere was clean - including corridors and the stairs (which many other hotels fail to clean regularly in my experience).

Breakfast buffet was very bland, but it fills a gap in your stomach. Lifts are small for the size of hotel, so we found stairs were quicker.

Only stayed one night but my experience wss that it was a perfectly serviceable stay in a chain hotel. Good sized en-suite room with comfortable bed and hot shower.

Nothing really. It would have been nice though to have drinking water in the room for use in the kettle provided instead of having to traipse down to the bar and get water from there. Hotel is clearly aimed at business people in cars, located as ot is on an industrial estate off a major road with no shops nearby.

Breakfast was amazing, we loved the fact that breakfast didn't stop early. It's available till 11 so you can have a lie in if you want to and still get food! Everything was hot and very tasty. Good selection of drinks. Hotel was very quiet so we slept well.

No ceiling lights in rooms so if you're in a bigger room (accessible room) the room can seem a little dark as there are only lamps next to the bed and one by the door.

Had a nice vibrant feel downstairs and liked the pet friendly approach. I think the dinner menu was a bit limited but the burger was tasty. My breakfast really good value and the hotel was literally 5 minutes drive from Sedgemoor campus for my weekend course. I chose this hotel as it had air con in room compared to the premier inn which was very hot and no Aircon.

A stained hand towel in my room. Even though it was washed there was soiling on it. The rest were absolutely fine so didn't complain but housekeeping should check this in future. Plus kept awake the first night but the loud vibrating bathroom fan which staff told me how to turn down myself.

The breakfast was good, good selection and nicely cooked sausages. The restaurant was nicely furnished. Cookies, biscuits and dog treats a nice touch at reception.

Room a little on the small side. No opening window. Air con generally effective, but on the noisy side. The number of emails I received prior to arrival was too much, a lot repeated. Booking of car parking was over fussy, with discount for advanced booking. Didn't know cost for dog initially. Then booked breakfast in advance as indication was it would cheaper. Was told breakfast would be 9.95, then internet indicated 10.95, but on arrival when I was told my breakfast booking over the internet hadn't been received, the receptionist said it would be £9.00, so overall quite confusing.

The beds were comfortable. Room seemed clean - although who knows whats part of the design & what is actually dirt on the concrete walls in the rooms. Tv could be cast to from my phone to use Netflix.

Concrete styling on the wall made it feel a bit grotty, I'm not sure all of the marks are the concrete design. £9 for parking when there is nothing else around is a bit steep,, the car park could very easily have been free and you just enter your registration like other hotels to make sure you are a guest. Breakfast was a poor show. None of the machines had orange juice. Most breakfast times were low or empty constantly. Staff in the restaurant / bar all seemed to have an attitude, and they just didn't want to be there. Both on the evening of arrival and the breakfast team on the following morning didn't respond well to anyone, as various interactions with other guests were seen.

The staff were lovely and very welcoming. The bed was very comfortable. On our way down to Cornwall my husband's evening meal very good as was his meal on our way back. My meal on the way back was prepared by a more senior chef and was delicious. On our way back I realised that one of my rings was missing. I rang the hotel and was told it hadn't been found but later on a lady ranv me to tell me that it had been found. She got hold of some packaging and bought a padded bag. In her own time she went to the post office and sent it to me recorded delivery. I could not have wished gor better service or honesty.

The lighting in the bedroom was very dim. My meal on the way south was not good, in fact it was unpleasant and we waited nearly an hour to be served. The staff were very apologetic and did not charge for it. They also gave me a free drink The area around the hotel isn't the best, being on a business/industrial estate. We travelled with our dog and I would not have been happy walking her around before bed on my own.