Best Western Weymouth Hotel Rembrandt, Weymouth

The hotel had a mixed experience with clean and tidy rooms but with some noise disturbances and small size. The service was acceptable but sometimes abrupt. The location suffered from noise, especially from seagulls in the morning, making it uncomfortable. The dining experience was a miss for me due to limited options and overpriced extras. The facilities were decent overall.

The hotel room was noisy with a strong beach smell, but the size of the double room with a king bed for £120 was good. The service was attentive and helpful, reflecting the West Country charm. The location offered easy access to the main town and Weymouth attractions, though there was a lack of personal interest from the staff. The dining experience was okay, but for an extra cost, and the facilities were not exceptional.

The hotel had everything you needed in the rooms, but my room was extremely badly ventilated with only two tiny windows on the hottest weekend of the year, making it feel like being in an oven. The service, including the reception staff, was efficient and friendly, but there were more staff than customers. The location was excellent and easy to find, but there were some issues with sealing off certain areas. The dining experience had good food but lacked atmosphere, closing right on time.