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"Room was clean staff helpful breakfast was good "

"Was ok for the money, staff very nice and helpful. Sofa bed that was for the children was very uncomfortable. "

"Love staying here, staff always so helpful. Can charge my vehicle, and ample parking spaces. Breakfast always hot and lots to choose from. Room was perfect, and the beds are so comfortable. Always difficult to leave!"

"The room was clean, beds comfortable, an easy check in and great hotel for a flight out of Heathrow the next day."

"Staff at breakfast were efficient "

"Lovely place to stay clean friendly staff "

"I recently stayed at the Village Hotel Bracknell for a 1-night family stay (2 adults, 2 kids). The experience was unfortunately ruined by poor communication and rude staff. Room Issues Our family room was unbearably hot due to a broken AC. I reported this at 7:00 PM before dinner. When we returned at 9:00 PM, it was still broken. Reception initially claimed no other family rooms were available. Only after significant persuasion were we finally given two double rooms. I appreciate the eventual resolution, but it shouldn't have been a long winded negotiation. Dinner Disaster At our 7:00 PM dinner, no one warned us about kitchen delays or how the kids' meals worked. We waited a full hour for food (30 minutes for starters, 30 minutes for mains). To make matters worse, my son’s chicken tenders never arrived. When I asked, I was finally informed there was a "children's buffet." Had we known this when seated, we wouldn't have made hungry kids wait an hour for a missing meal. Breakfast Rudeness The next morning, the manager assigned us a table that wasn't made up yet. We placed our water beakers down, and a waitress rudely scolded us for putting items on an un-set table. I reported her unprovoked rudeness directly to the manager, who offered absolutely no apology. Basic hospitality and communication were entirely missing during our stay. Would not recommend unless you don't mind the poor customer service levels."

"There was no breakfast."

"This is our third visit to The Crazy Bear, but has now, I have been informed by the staff changed ownership and sadly it is not the place it used to be. The only area now to sit, chat and drink in is in the bar....gone are the cosy Moroccan styled areas inside the building. The pool area has also been changed. The day beds have gone, and now has no character. We have stayed in the decadent rooms, the slightly smaller rooms as well, but this time opted for the snug room. Oh my goodness, far too small, i would definitely not recommend. The staff are all friendly, but the ambience/atmosphere has left the building with the previous owners. Now it seems all about maximum dining area. The quirkiness of The Crazy Bear has gone, and sadly we would not return again. "