All of the staff members were incredibly friendly and helpful. The room was better than expected for the price, with comfortable beds, additional pillows in the wardrobe and a fan that we used overnight. The bathroom was clean with a good shower. It had recently been painted an olive green which is on trend! We arrived early (a day early!), but the chap on reception sorted this and gave us the additional evening at the discounted booking.com rate. We were able to bag a parking space too for the 2 nights that we stayed. This was an extra £6 per night and is alongside the hotel. Arrive early as these are just available on a 'first come - first served' basis. We didn't eat breakfast at the hotel as there is a very good Weatherspoon's nearby that serves a small full English for £3.99 as well as yogurt and fruit or porridge and fruits, with all day coffee refills costing £1.71. So we ate there. We were first timer 'spooners but loved the spacious roof terrace and sea views. Breakfast at the hotel is £12. All in all a decent hotel, lovely team and comfy, clean rooms at a very reasonable price! The location was spot on too. It is pretty much opposite the theatre/museum and 5 mins walk to the sea. The harbour is about a 10- 15 minute walk from the hotel.

We didn't have a view at all. The room looked over other buildings which were very close by. This wasn't an issue as we had the curtains closed in the evening and morning anyway. The restaurant/bar wasn't open, although the receptionist did say they could sort some drinks, if we wanted anything.

Comfy bed, room was ok and clean. Decent hairdryer. Friendly staff, lady in Breakfast room was lovely. It was cheap and cheerful.

Windows needed cleaning, windows were held in with cardboard and coffee packet...presume to stop rattling or gaps. Carpark full so had to pay for parking...bit unfair to those who couldn't. A permit or a reimbursement of parking would have been good. Breakfast was ok, but £12 was expensive and seemed a bit disjointed....didnt know we could order different eggs until too late. People walking through with their luggage when we were eating. Lighting in Breakfast room was dim and not very inspiring. Bottled water in the bedroom would be nice and maybe a hot chocolate and a snack would be welcomed. Otherwise it was ok.

The staff could not have been nicer. The hotel is comfortable and welcoming and in a great location. Many of the rooms are being refurbished and it was lovely and warm. The breakfast was freshly cooked. The room I had was large and warm with plenty of hot water. It is excellent value and I would use it again when visiting friends.

It is a little tired like many old seaside hotels but they seem to be working hard to update the rooms and common areas. It was low season at a time when many other hotels were closed so the restaurant wasn't open but it's so close to the harbour and town it didn't matter.

The staff was very friendly and lovely to talk to. Bed was very comfortable and rooms were clean, spacious and very affordable. The hotel itself was warm and cozy. It is walking distance from Wetherspoon which was a lovely place to eat (and drink way too many hot chocolates). It was also decently close to Woolacombe which wad my main reason for the visit -- I wanted to do Woolacombe Dunes parkrun.

Unfortunately given the time of year a lot of things were closed both in the hotel and the town itself. Breakfast was on offer at the hotel but not lunch or dinner (Wetherspoon to the rescue) the bar was also not open sadly (but, once again, its end of December so its understandable as its out of season). Must admit the neighbouring rooms did get quite noisy the second night... loud talking in the hallways, lots of slaming doors and cupboards. Shower was very small but it was nice to be in a stand in shower

The nihht gentleman was chatty and lovely, helped us and was a great conversation for a few hours. The day staff women were nice, thr first was lovely but the rest a bit nosey, not seeing us before doesnt give you the right to demand where weve been and what room number. The lady who checked me in knew all the laws and legislation for us and questions answered. Brilliant place just some staff need a hobby or to be a little more polite. We both still loved our stay due to the night watchman being a gent and can hold a good conversation. Beautiful hotel and id visit again.

During the day staff women were just nosey, they can ask for a door number but made us a mockery ad they hadnt seen us to their friends. Horrendous day staff.

Perfect place to stay for a couple of nights, while visiting family. I booked a twin, but when they realised I was part of a family group, I got offered a small double nearer my family's room. It was a good size, very clean and had everything I needed, the window opened, the bed was comfortable, there was a fan and all the usual tea, coffee, shampoo, etc, the towels were beautifully white and fluffy. The TV was small, but in a good position and good enough for the size of the room.

There wasn't anything that bothered me. I have to have decaf tea/coffee and there isn't any in the room, I carry some with me so not a problem, also, no conditioner in the shower, but I always carry a small one, so again not a problem and for the price, it is excellent value for money and a lovely traditional hotel.

I needed a reasonable priced accommodation for a couple of nights while visiting family, The Dilkhusa Hotel, was excellent value for money, Very clean, comfortable, white fluffy towels, crisp white sheets and I had everything I needed in the room. The widows open, which is great for me as I get warm at night. It's in a very good location, with a bus stop just outside and cafés and restaurants close by. The breakfast was good, a choice of cereal, yogurt and fruit, followed by a hot choice. I had bacon, sausage, beans and scrambled egg with toast. All very good. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Overall a very good stay.

Great staff - extremely helpful and accommodating 0 realistic with my expectations. The Male manager Irish manager was superb - considering i booked out of season.. he attended to my needs++ then when I met his wife she was exactly the same. The young gentleman serving breakfast was impeccable.. very kind and attentive. Manager thought, realistically I would not see a sea view. HOWEVER on a bright clear day - I could !!. I was more than happy there and felt SOOO comfortable as a female sole traveller.. Thank You Dilkhusa!!

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The room was great value for money, you get what you pay for is the term I'd use. The front of house staff were amazing always had a smile and had such a great sence of humour too. Very close to amazing views we had all we needed food/drink/sights and much much more. Just make sure if you want a drink at the hotel to take your own as bar service is very very scarce. We will be returning despite this

Well.....there is a bar but does not open til gone 6pm, on the particular evening there was supposedly a singer on, me and my hubby waited 10 minutes at the bar with no staff in sight, then when the bar person finally emerged he said I wont be long I'm inbetween here and dinner service (8:20pm) 🤔 so we waited a few more minutes for him to then return and say I forgot something else. We ended up just going back to our room after waiting 15 minutes so just not acceptable, if you have paying customers waiting. In my opinion they should of had 1 person for service and another behind the bar ready for paying customers.

Really lovely staff, perfect location. Public parking offsite was so close, easy, relatively inexpensive, and felt very safe. HUGE room! I really love space, and very, very high ceilings - add the massive windows, and this was truly splendid! I could have pitched my 6 person tent in there! Some reviews saying decoration a bit tired etc... Look, its a pretty old building - which I personally love. I think it looks more than fine on the inside! It's spacious, it's light, warm, and dry, everything works, and its a lot less tired than just about everything else in North Devon! If you want sparkly 'paint-still-wet' rooms where you don't have space to shake the arms out of your pyjamas, book a Premier Inn. If you want a warm welcome, and space to breathe and spread out a bit - book this. Why not a 10? Well I'm a bit pedantic about ratings is all. We simply didn't try the any of the downstairs facilities - food/bar etc. We just didn't need them. The beds were normal sized, so they look and feel a tad small in the vast space! But they're comfy, they're above "fine", and as place to stay - it was a delight to come back to at the end of a tiring day.

Honestly didn't want to put anything in here, but for fairness - we heard every giggle, grunt, squeal and moan of the couple upstairs. Every conversation in the corridor outside the room. Plus people do bring dogs (in case that's a prob for you), though all were very well behaved and looked after. Just a bit of 7am yapping. One additional bedside lamp (rather than overhead main room light plus one lamp) would have been really appreciated... But that's it. I was very impressed and reckon we'll be back for sure!