This is a really lovely hotel, a very characterful building with a lovely view over the Dee Estuary, and the staff all have a personal and hospitable approach. You feel they all enjoy working there and are very kindly managed which contributes to the calm and pleasant atmosphere. The rooms are all very warm and comfortable and it's a real pleasure to drink a cup of tea in bed in the morning watching the sun coming up over Wales. All the teas and coffees in the room are organic and fair trade which is part of the thoughtful way in which the hotel is run. There are two real fires, including one in the breakfast/ dining area, and the breakfasts and evening meals are very nice. One dish on the menu contributes to a local charity. This is the third time I ve stayed with family at the Jug and Bottle and we become more fond of it with each visit!

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Lovely place and in a great location for us, just 30 mins from IoM ferry port in Liverpool. Booked a small double room with breakfast. The ensuite shower room was quite tight! TV and tea/coffee facilities in room, with a small bottle of water each which was good. Rooms are above the pub/restaurant, which is how you access the rooms (there is external access for after hours). Pub had some great beers/ales and Restaurant served great meals including a lovely full breakfast in the morning.

There is no aircon, and room got a little hot at night. There was a fan in the wardrobe I think, and the window could be safely opened so no big deal really. Rooms are above the pub/restaurant so could be a little noisy if you like to go to bed early! Bathroom was adequate for us but definitely on the small side with the sink being quite tiny and shower cubicle quite tight.

Staff were all excellent. Friendly and attentive. Breakfasts were hot and delicious and the scrambled eggs were cooked just how I like them. Great location though with plenty of amenities nearby.

I think the food is slightly overpriced for what is effectively a very nice pub. My main course at dinner was a big disappointment but the dessert was delicious. Heating in the room was set too low. Also the only alternative to walking through the crowded bar with our cases and clothes was walking up a fire escape at either end of the building. Not ideal when it's raining and the car is parked some distance away.

A fine set of public rooms with excellent food served and a good choice of well-kept beer. The setting, within an extensive area of garden and trees, is wonderful.

The room (number 3) was lovely but quite noisy with music in the afternoon and then in the evening until late. This appears due to the way the extensive bar speaker system is embedded in the ceiling, meaning that the level of bass noise/vibration coming through into the bedroom (or some bedrooms) is actually higher than downstairs. This might need attention

Clean and well presented, the young lady that booked me in and served my breakfast, a definite asset to your business, pleasant, polite and helpful.

No electric razor point in bathroom/room. Barman in afternoon, about as welcoming as a fart in a lift. Breakfast a huge disappointment, one of the reasons I booked was the reviews on breakfast, 1 very small rasher of bacon, very small hash brown, hard tomato, and flat mushroom both of which only tasted of the oil they were cooked in. Coffee weak and tasteless.

Had breakfast and a table for 12 friends for a special occasion (group party for lots of us with 60th birthdays this year). Food was top drawer, very tasty.A good sized menu with lots of choice so everyone found something to enjoy. Staff were all amazing, nothing too much trouble. Special mentions to Laura, Sharon and Heather who fussed around making sure everything was right. It was. Breakfast ladies just as nice and hospitable, and Manager Andy who oversaw everything. Rooms are immaculate, bed was really comfy. Really cant fault any of it

Fresh milk for a cuppa in the room, although I'm 100% sure if I'd have asked for it, I'd have got a jug of milk. :-)

All staff had a welcoming, helpful and happy disposition. Service speed, breakfast food, presentation and quality was extremely good.

Unfortunately, our room (7) had a cracked hand basin which had obviously had a temporary fix before inevitable (hopefully) replacement. To match the very high quality and attention to detail in evidence everywhere it would have been better not to have pots of moderate marmalade and rather poor honey, and premium product instead.

Our idea was, that this Building had been a "Gentleman's Residence"/Family Home, or maybe a former Private School? However, we weren't sure and we are waiting until our next visit, whenever that may be? On leaving, and speaking with mine Host, we were assured, that we would be most welcome for our next visit! Many Thanks, Manager Andy Graham ,& Your Staff Team! Excellent job all round!!£

I mentioned, that the Toilet Seat was a little slack and needed a Tweek, or a new Stainless Steel 10 mm bolt!. No problem really! But reassuring for the next guests!! 10/10....

The rooms are lovely, spotlessly clean, and with great views. The breakfast and evening meal in the restaurant was excellent with great service. The bar is busy with a friendly atmosphere, and the location is perfect for the cafes/shops of Heswall or 20 min walk to the beach/Wirral Way. Our second visit and another great stay.

We wish the bedrooms were dog friendly - we would stay more often!

The parking was terrible, we was told to tell them our reg number of the car, lucky for us we went out when the traffic wardens where about to give us a £60 parking fine, the hotel said this was ok but after speaking to the warden we had to move, the accommodation should reserve parking spaces for residents

reg number of the car, lucky for us we went out when the traffic wardens where about to give us a £60 parking fine, the hotel said this was ok but after speaking to the warden we had to move, the accommodation should reserve parking spaces for residents