Three Tuns Hotel

This hotel could collapse while you sit on the loo, which is certainly not horizontal. Rotting window frames, bed supported by piece of timber beneath centre of base. Peeling wallpaper, collapsing shower, no hairier, no lift, it’s simply the most delapidated dump I’ve ever experienced and costs nearly £100 per night. The staff are cheerful and pleasant, they deserve to work for an establishment that actually cares about it’s customers wellbeing

Staff were excellent. In the heart of filey itself, out of the door and straight onto the street with a variety of shops to please everyone. Breakfast was an add on price as was the parking. Downsides were the steep stairs to the room and a very noisy pub opposite. Would definitely stay again but for less mobile guests its not ideal.

Shocking accommodation I have never stayed in such filthy accommodation. I read reviews of dated accommodation and I was ok with that but was not prepared for dirty bathroom and toilet floor on a slope which was very disorienting for my husband who is an amputee. The bed was broken on one side so I didn’t sleep a wink. The windows are single glazed and from 4am all I heard was seagulls and then the bin men. Breakfast was paid for on arrival and I couldn’t face eating as to get to the rooms you had to walk through the kitchen and they were a pet friendly hotel so dogs were walking through where food was prepared to get upto the rooms.

Never again The most outdated ever seen for the type of money paid. £100 per night was far to expensive for a room which was dirty and stained sheets with very loud floor boards and the door locks did not make you feel safe.

Not worth the price This is not worth the price. This is a tired old pub. Room was a good size but severely in need of updating. Having to go through part of the kitchen to get to the rooms is very odd. The bathroom was large but no heating so was cold. The tiles around the bath/shower were dirty. The heating was on a timer but you can't set the times. I was provided with a fan heater though. Trailing cables to the small tv and extension cable for the kettle. As it is the closed season the pub actually closed at 5pm so we were given keys to access the back door. We were the only people in the building.

We appreciate the location is town centre but the shabby condition of the accommodation is nowhere near the £100 price tag charged per night. It gets worse, as you have to pay another £10 to park in the pub’s car park overnight. Really feel that we’ve been seriously overcharged for what was probably worth no more than £60/£70 max. Staff we met were helpful and friendly though.