Noya - (Near , South East)

Bethan Roberts Really Impressed with this hotel. Room was really spacious, lots of plug sockets dotted around, plenty of room to store clothes and a large desk if you needed to work. WiFi also great. Spacious bathroom with shower and bath with toiletries. Pressure in the shower not great in the evening but fine in the morning. Good working telly which appeared to be brand new. Room was also really quiet - didn’t hear any other guests or noise. I had parking for free as I booked directly with the hotel. I believe if you book through a third party it is £10 a day. Excellent location surrounded by lots of pubs, shops and local cafes. I didn’t eat here so can’t comment on the food. I did have a drink at the bar which was expensive as expected in a hotel. Staff were friendly and helpful. Can’t really fault it - and it was cheaper than the travelodge down the road!

Zro Kurd Best Kurdish Restaurant in the Area.

Hodgson Simon “Zombieundead212” Well this was my first ever five guys visit and they 10000% live up to the hype. Oh my goodness! Quite possibly the tastiest burger ive eaten. Had the bacon cheese burger with fried onion, pickles, jalapeños, relish and hot sauce. Good job we got a large fries to share cos it would have probably fed 4! Portion size was epic. The salted caramel shake was insane too. Trust me get eating here. Well worth the extra money. Miles ahead of competition

Rick Versen Very enjoyable meal in a quiet setting. Celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary with a trip to London and the hotel recommended this restaurant during to it’s variety of menu options. Food was excellent and service was attentive. Chef was on point with taste and texture and presentation. Dennis did a good job with the front house team. Thanks!

Donald The ambience is an unassuming cafe but don’t be fooled, the food is wonderful and the service (Bianca) is welcoming and friendly with a subtle twinkling eye humour that Europeans will recognise and feel at home. We had the chicken and mixed grill skewers. The meat was very high quality, perfectly cooked, moist and delicious. It was served with a very good mixed salad, chips and rice which turned out to be a great flavour combo. We ordered a jug of the house red which was Portuguese and very good. We prefer Portuguese wines so no surprise. Bianca thought we’d like romantic English language music but we asked her to restore the Portuguese music which created the perfect atmosphere for us to enjoy the wonderful food. We finished with pastel de nata custard tarts as dessert which were even better than we’d had in Portugal. Needless to say, we highly recommend this restaurant and as we stay in the area regularly, we are coming back soon.

Joanna Mac First time at the Maya...had a lovely meal. All the staff are very attentive and food was very good. I had the monkfish tikka and it was lovely and delicate. Not many restaurants do this so a real treat. Serve hot towels at the end which is lovely touch!! Definitely come back again soon.