Online Check In

*Please be advised all of our bedrooms are Non-Smoking
Any damage to bedrooms or failure to comply with the no smoking policy will result in a cleaning charge of a minimum £100.
*Any bedroom keys not returned to reception on check out will be charged at £30
* Any damages or accounts not settled on the morning of departure will be charged to this card upon booking.

The full security deposit will be returned providing that there has been no damage and the rules and procedures have been adhered too. If the hotel feels the hot tub is left in an unacceptable condition or that the rules have been breached the full security deposit, will be lost and additional charges may apply.
Operation:
Buttons
The Hot tub is ready to use upon check in. Please only use the Jets and Lights button. Do not touch the Warm, Cool or mode button (if applicable) as this can cause the hot tub to run cold / turn off and the Inn cannot accept any responsibility for this occurring due to user error. Please keep the lid on when not in use and use instruction provided for lifting the lid.
Diverter and Air Flow
The Diverter Valve is a large rotating dial on the
topside of the spa used to control flow of the water
between sections of the spa controlled by each
pump in the spa. The diverter valve rotates right
and left. Do not over turn the diverter valve which
has built in “stops”. Forcing the valve to turn past
it’s built in “stop” will damage the spa.
When the diverter valve is positioned in the
center, water flow will be spread evenly throughout
each area of the spa controlled by a diverter valve.
Turning the diverter valve all the way to one side
will restrict the water flow from one section and
force all of the flow into the other section. Turning the diverter valve all the way
to the other side will reverse the flow of water to the opposite side of the spa.
The Air Valve is a smaller rotating valve on the topside of the spa that looks like
the Diverter Valve, but is smaller in size. It is used to increase or decrease air
flow through the jets. Increasing air flow creates “bubble action” as the water
enters the spa. The air valve rotates right and left. Do not over turn the air valve
which has built in “stops”. Forcing the valve to turn past it’s built in “stop” will
damage the spa.
When the air valve is positioned in the center, there is moderate air flow with
moderate “bubble action”. When the air valve is turned to one direction, or
closed, there is less air flow and fewer bubbles. If the air valve is turned fully to
the opposite direction, the air valve is fully open creating the most bubbles.
Please note the deposit will be lost if the following:
*Bubble bath or lotions have been used in the hot tub
*If guests have been smoking in the hot tub or inside the room
*If any Glass has been broken in/around the hot tub
*The hot tub has insufficient water in and the pumps have been left on
*The general cleanliness of the hot tub is left in an unacceptable condition
*Any damage to the hot tub fixtures of fittings
*If the top is not closed when not in use
*A MAXIMUM of 6 bathers in the tub and one time
*Confetti Balloons or Cannons must not be used in the room or the hot tub