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“a little expensive”

★★★☆☆

written by Hutchinson142 on 16/06/2016

my husband and I were regulars at the making our way through rooms, however when the prices went up we couldn't afford it anymore so we found somewhere else to relax. new prices are to steep for what you get. room service prices are costly and not many vegetarian options.

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“Amazing”

★★★★★

written by Leannea1 on 31/08/2013

My partner and I stayed in the chic Paris room on the 23/08/13 to the 25/08/13 for my birthday. I had read so many mixed reviews I was worried about staying as the reviews were so different. Upon arrival we were greeted by friendly, professional staff who checked us in quickly. We were shown around the hotel and up to our room. We chose this hotel as I wanted peace and relaxation. I travel on business and have stayed in some amazing hotels and usually if anyone is to complain it would be me but I honestly couldn't find any fault whatsoever. The room was amazing and spent the rest of the Friday evening drinking champagne in the hot tub. We did use the pool and I had two treatments with the beautician which again was amazing. The staff were polite, helpful and attentive. The lady on reception went out of her way to book us a restaurant and taxi for the Saturday evening and was ver friendly. Breakfast was delivered to the room with a surcharge (as in any hotel) and was presented lovely although I did not like the sausages the rest of it was a1. We went to the lakes on the Sunday after we checked out but my choice for this hotel was to relax with my partner and enjoy our time together not the area, although there is many places to go we chose to spend quality time together. This hotel is for couples who enjoy each others company and not those seeking a hotel to compensate for their relationship. I found the bad reviews are those expecting perfection for the price and those who do not have other hotels to compare to. We thought it was perfect and having spent upto £450 for one nights stay in hotels in London this hotel walked all over those. It really is for those who want to escape the outside world, turn your phones off and enjoy quality time with your partner. We have already discussed our next visit and would recommend this hotel to anyone.

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“DONT WHAT THE PROBLEM IS”

★★★★★

written by on 31/10/2012

Just got back from a 2 night stay what a fantastic place stay in the Neptune Suite it was luxury.It was very clean and the food is great, Spa was good pool temp could of done with been warmer. Owner was friendly as were the staff,plenty of parking, only 15mins walk into Bowness . I would highly recommend anyone to stay here who wants to treat a love one.

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“Hateful: Owner is an Offensive, Honourless Liar and Cheat”

★☆☆☆☆

written by MaryFaerie on 30/09/2012

Did I find anything positive about Aphrodites? Sadly, I couldn’t. You might say being there was like winning a glass of wine. Sounds lovely; until the realisation that you’re chained in a dungeon to drink it and there’s a slug in the glass. On the hot summer day we stayed, my simple pleasure would have been to enjoy the sun in the “garden area” between slipping in and out of the pool. I consider that a reasonable and fair expectation for my £130 night’s stay, wouldn’t you?. A double door and then another door in the glass of the spa were standing open with the garden on the other side of the threshold but with a ‘no access’ rope across. When enquiring how to get in the garden we were told to walk back through the lounge, through the dining area, back through reception, out the front door, through the car park and round the side of the building (where people on the street could look in). I was so incredulous I asked “can we not just go through here?” and a voice behind us interjected, “you can’t go through there”, continuing, in a dismissive tone that implied ‘it’s obvious and you must be stupid for asking’ “it’s a fire door.” It is not a fire door; a fire door is heavy and must remain closed at all times to prevent fire spreading. This was a patio door signed as an emergency exit (see images on website of the conservatory and gym areas). The instinct of a toddler understands every door is an emergency exit; the front door is an emergency exit, but clearly this isn’t to say it can never be used other than in an emergency, especially when it is already standing open and your ‘guests’ have paid £130 to enjoy what is on both sides of it. This was the first instant my partner and I felt disrespected and valueless as guests. In the ‘spa’, when my partner asked for the “relaxation corner with gentle bubbles” (described in the information in our room as a ‘jacuzzi’) to be turned on, the woman said “it’s not a jacuzzi, just a relaxation area” – it did nothing; it was mis-sold lies. The ‘sauna’ in the ‘spa’ was warm – maybe like a conservatory that’s had the full sun on it – but which is most definitely not a sauna. When I asked the woman if she’d show me how the sauna worked she came and quickly pressed a button before I could see her action – basically disregarded my request to have the controls explained. When queried about the temperature she relayed it was at the maximum allowed due to ‘health and safety’. A sign inside said ‘do not put water on the coals’. So fundamentally a wood lined warm room it not a sauna – it was mis-sold lies. Again. Then came the total destruction of our anniversary night... the information in our room stated ‘robes are available’ but when I asked I was told there would be a charge, but that towels were available for such use in the spa. Not perfect but ok. So now, to get to the sunny garden from the pool to sunbathe, I need to travel through the building, as directed, in my supplied towel. As I signed out of the area I checked with the woman (for she is not a lady) if it’s ok to keep the towel with me to come and go and she told me “You’re not allowed; it’s policy.”. This was not only annoying, as the literature boasts they “recognise the importance of the responsibilities to manage the environmental impacts of the activities” and yet would rather launder a number of towels when one would suffice, but also embarrassing as I now had to take off the towel. So, in indignation, I continued on my way to the sunny garden, in bathing suit minus towel, and made it two steps before an acrid, venomous voice spat “CAN YOU DRESS BEFORE GOING THROUGH MY RECEPTION!”. Imagine the horror! I felt like a Victorian child who’d angered nanny. I put on my summer dress right there and was so upset I went not to the garden but to our room where, but three minutes later, my partner entered with shock on his face after also being belittled. He described how the woman had stopped him upon return from the pool, and virtually interrogated him, with tangible disdain, because he didn’t have his shirt on; repeatedly demanding, to the same answer, not once, not twice, but three times if he “had come down like that”. Then followed a lasting, staring silence. She then hissed at him; “cover yourself up”. There was no instruction anywhere of a dress code in the place that was our home for the night, and neither did any staff make such point. How dare this arrogant woman set herself so high and mighty against paying guests when she runs what’s described locally as ‘the sex hotel’. Disgusted, we descended to reception and spoke to the woman about how terribly we felt she’d treated us. My partner is gentle, and I’ve never before ever known him raise an issue with anyone. She angrily denied any fault on her part, talked over us, said we’d “not listened to the rules”, that I was “aggressive” and “mumbled under my breath”. After paying £130 to be a ‘guest’, being lied to about the facilities, insulted and embarrassed in such a despicable way, I should think most people would consider ‘mumbling under my breath’ an understandable reaction and, as a paying guest, my every right. Our experience was ruined and we wished to leave. We asked for our fee back but the woman denied it to us. We stood there telling her we wanted to go somewhere else because it was our anniversary and it was spoiled and she denied us. As soon as giving our money back arose she finally altered her tone from sharp to sweet, patronisingly telling me to “take a few breaths”, “have a glass of wine” (not that it was offered), and ‘they could order us a taxi to town if we’d like’. Hateful. She hijacked our money, cheated us out of the “haven of peace and tranquillity” we’d paid for, would rather have miserable people under her roof hating the place and ruin their short break than have the grace to, at the last, make any kind of attempt to make the situation good. We’d only booked within the last 24 hours so little chance that trade would have been lost. We’d been in the building less than 1.5 hours. As a matter of interest; the next morning another member of staff had a great row outside our window, finished the shouting with “you can shove it!” and marched away. We couldn’t see to be sure but the second voice sounded like that of the woman. What a happy place. Other issues; Even if the emotional upset hadn’t caused my dreadful night’s sleep the continuous noises, as something like a boiler kept rumbling on and off, made sure of it. Also there was only a piece of voile on the skylight above the bed, no blind, so at 6am the bed was lit up and even just resting was intruded upon. We’d planned to pay the “small additional fee” for the extra 1.5 hours late check out but it was actually over 15% extra so we did not. The pool was cold. The fabric of the bedspread and headboard were tired, that of the cushion on the chair insulting, and the curtains cheap fun-fur fabric with neither lining nor hem. There were no blinds on the windows, which could be viewed into from the car park, meaning, unless the curtains stayed closed we would have had to make sure we were covered up moving around the room – the amour had been killed already but would have suffered with this privacy issue. The double sinks were cramped and could not be used as such – you couldn’t stand in front of one due to the box fixed to the floor as a step into the bath and the second was squeezed in so close to the wall with the towel rail on it that I scorched myself on it. The tea tray was like that from a greasy-spoon café and was placed hiding a hole in the wicker table. There was no light in the tiny sauna in the room, no water dish and it wouldn’t heat up – I didn’t bother asking for help with it as I couldn’t enjoy anything about the place anyway. The complementary biscuits in the tin were already open and stale. A super king bed is not right with only a king sized duvet on it. The sound proofing between rooms was terrible. We could hear voices and other sounds from neighbouring rooms – had our ill treatment not already killed our anniversary stone dead I would have felt uncomfortable being amorous with my partner knowing the sound travelled both ways. The times for using the facilities were restrictive – check in at 3pm, out of pool by 8pm and no entry to pool after 7pm. Firstly I feel 8pm is early to stop use of an expensive private spa but, beyond that, adding a last entry time of a whole hour before closure is simply unreasonable. Prohibited use of swirl baths between 10.30pm and 9am only means the sound proofing is inadequate. Avoid Aphrodite's Lodge. It’s a hateful place. We wished we’d read reviews before we booked.

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“overpriced and dirty owners prats (would use stronger...”

★☆☆☆☆

written by truedeal69 on 10/08/2012

good points nice location bad points dirty,taty,cheap and tastless decorations. bad breakfast the hosts (watch four in a bed total prats ) dont respond well to complaints would not recomend to the dead total dump very over priced would be ofended to pay over £50.00 go to a travel lodge better run and value for money

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“very overpriced and nothing like the website”

★★☆☆☆

written by on 01/07/2012

This was a special occasion and loved the website..All photo's were taken with a wide angle lense.. We couldn't have our original room and ended up in another. The room was very small and paint chipped off the patio doors the decor was cheap and tacky the bathroom window catch was broken. My partner stays in a lot of hotels with his job including Coombe Abbey and the Hilton for a 3rd of the price, he was shocked at the pricing. It was not worth the money. On the plus side it was set in a nice location and we were out every day so our weekend was not spoilt.

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“The hotel owners are c**ts”

★☆☆☆☆

written by on 22/04/2012

Watch Four in a Bed and you will see why you do not want to stay in this hotel, sad c**ts.

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“Great place to stay, loved the room and facilities, we...”

★★★★☆

written by on 12/04/2012

Great place to stay, loved the room and facilities, we are planning to go again in a couple of months!!

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“Website misleading - awful hotel”

★★☆☆☆

written by on 07/04/2012

OK so i was extremely excited to visit this hotel with my partner for his birthday weekend after viewing it's very appealing website and looking at the hotels pictures of the rooms etc. When we arrived and were taken to our room which was the flintstones room, wow, i cannot describe how upset i was with the poor state of the room. Nothing like what the pictures portrayed and i honestly felt that we had been ripped off. The bath area was tired and paint coming off. The furnishings were cheap and nothing like what the website described. The head board (faux rug) over our bed was held on with blu-tac and kept falling off. The carpet was stained and looked awful, again nothing like the website advertised. The room did not meet any of my expectations. I thought at least we were going to get what we paid for as this hotel's rates were very high, but no, we got a tatty, old, smelly little room with a few cheap and tacky furnishings. Shameful. The hotel itself was so so small and the pool area was half the size of the actual pictures. The fountain area outside had no water in and looked terrible. This hotel seriously needs to review it's room's before charging so much. I am not a fussy person nor do i normally give bad reviews, but i can safely say that if you book a room in this hotel, prepare to be disapointed. Never again.

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“Enjoyable stay in Chic Paris Suite”

★★★★★

written by DazChambers on 30/03/2012

On arriving at Aphrodites Lodge, my wife and I were made very welcome by the staff, given a tour of the complex and shown all the amenities available to us. Our room was the Chic Paris Suite, which was decorated beautifully and had excellent features including a double spa, single sauna, double shower, lovely double bed and wall mounted flat screen TV. At breakfast there was plenty of choice ranging from cereals, fresh fruit, toast and a full English cooked breakfast. Situated approximately a mile from the village of Browness, my wife and I took a leisurely walk into Browness and enjoyed a pleasant boat trip on the lakes. We took our evening meals in the sister hotel and were made to feel totally welcome was provided with an enjoyeble meal. Although our stay this time was only for a couple of days I look forward to our next visit to this beautiful area of the country and will look to stay at the Aphrodites Lodge again. Well recommended to anybody looking for a good break away.

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“The new James bond suite :D!”

★★★★☆

written by on 29/11/2011

Loved our stay at Aphrodites Lodge! Our room was a good size just like the picture on website! Was very clean and there was even a big tv on the wall which wasnt on the picture bonus! The massage bath was great! Very nice n relaxing, also loved the fact it had a tv in the bathroom too! The bed was very comfy. The view was alright apart from if anyone was using the hot tub below we would of been able to see them out the window! The water you get provided with says it's filtered but no way in hell is that filtered it tasted warm & awful so buy fresh water! And don't drink out tap ! Even though there isn't a sign saying not too but I got a bit of an upset tummy after I drank it! It says don't remove the bottle cos obviously they just fill it back up with tap water! The staff were friendly even though the manager bloke was a bit of an ass at times thinking he was right about things! The pool should of been warmer was far too cold. Enjoyed the steam room but the sauna room didn't work and when I asked the guy about it he said it sometimes stops working .. And this is my problem?! Fix it! The dancing fountain was pretty though and looked really nice at night! All in all had a great stay for 2 nights and would probably come again! It's definately not luxury its nice but it would have to step up a notch to be luxury!

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“Amazing Hotel, Planning next trip!”

★★★★★

written by Kirstymr on 15/10/2011

I booked this hotel as a surprise for my partner, we are both in our late 20s and i wanted something a little special and memorable. i booked the Victorian room and after doing so was concerned over the negative reviews....i had no need to worry!!!! The hotel was in an excellent position, could easily walk to Bowness and only £3 for a taxi to save wear-n-tear on those heels at night! Bowness has plenty to keep you busy and if you like walking head across on the ferry to the other side of the Lake where you will be more than happy with the amazing views and its much less "touristy" than Bowness side. when arriving at the hotel i nervously checked in, i was early and didnt expect the room to be ready, the receptionist was more than helpful and told me that the room wasnt ready right now but would be in half an hour, which would have still been half an hour earlier than i was expecting. we left the car at the hotel and walked into Bowness had a lovely afternoon killing time then arrived back at the hotel again to be greeted by another very helpful member of staff who showed us to our room and told us about the spa and breakfast arrangements then left us to enjoy the room! The room...beautiful! at the end of the day, you are booking a themed hotel...you can not expect expensive fitting, however the setting was very well done, the room was immaculately clean and very romantic! the hot tub was out the room, around the corner, yes, it was adjacent to the carpark BUT there is a fence up and apart from the odd passing traffic you wouldnt know, the only way you would have a private hot tub would be if it was inside...which is clearly not the point of a hot tub! the only negative was that the room was positioned right off reception...BUT it had a double door entrance and once the door was shut you wouldnt have known! both me and my partner loved this Hotel! and cant wait to go back!

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“Romantic Break ”

★★★★☆

written by on 05/08/2011

Myself & my partner stayed at this hotel in The Parisian Suite last weekend for 1 night, i was very apprehensive having only noticed the bad reviews after booking the room & paying in full, never the less I’m glad that i did, the rates per room may seem a little pricey but if you book a room with a private hot tub & double Jacuzzi bath & then compare it to what you would pay in a 4-5 star hotel for a bog standard room, it is certainly worth it. The hot tub isn’t entirely private due to the fact that you are overlooked by the room above but this did not bother us at all as we were having too much of a great time in the fantastic tub drinking our Champaign out of the complimentary glasses that were already in the room on arrival. As we only stayed for 1 night i cannot comment on the room or turn down service but the majority of the staff were friendly, kind & helpful, i say majority as there was 1 particularly large lady on the evening of our stay who was a bit of a misery, but once again we did not let this bother us as we were on our way out for what turned out to be a gorgeous meal at Roberto’s which we thoroughly recommend.

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“BAD BAD BAD, bad cleanliness , bad customer service and ”

★☆☆☆☆

written by on 02/03/2011

BAD BAD BAD, bad cleanliness , bad customer service and
Bad value for money. Beware they take the balance before u stay
So u have no way of refund when u advise them That the accomodation
I's I'n no way what they describe on their website.
The accomdation Is noisy , dirty and u would think
The manageress hates her life she I's just so rude and
Unhelpful !!! And at one point there was rats running around the outside reception
Area. The worst hotel I've ever been to, I'd rather
Stay at fawlty towers!!!!!

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Written on: 04/01/2012

we found the same and still awaiting a repky to a formal complaint. shocking that they have got away with staying open as far as we are concerned. we echoe its the WORST hotel ever !!

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“We stayed at the american lodge for 2 nights. Hot tub...”

★★★☆☆

written by on 30/01/2011

We stayed at the american lodge for 2 nights. Hot tub was excellent as well as location of the lodge and hotel. The lodge wasnt ready when we arrived as they were replacing the fuel burning stove so we walked into Bowness which wasnt a problem.Although we had a lovely few days we wouldnt return as it was far to over priced for what it was. We paid £380 for self catering accomodation a shower that wasnt working although they denied knowing about the problem the showers safety pull cord to switch it on wasnt there. The lodge was freezing as there was only 1 radiator in the whole lodge and a towel rail in the bathroom which wouldnt heat a small toilet never mind a very large bathroom.To heat the lodge we bought their eco logs at £2.95 each which only lasted 2hrs.Although the breakfast was nice we werent to pleased at having to pay extra for a cooked breafast. Saying that the staff were very polite and the lodge very clean.

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“Although there are many bad reviews on here I didn't...”

★★★★★

written by on 19/01/2011

Although there are many bad reviews on here I didn't listen to any of them and I'm glad. Me and my boyfriend are in our early 20's and stayed for one night in the Aphrodite's Log Cabin with hot tub. The room was just like the pictures with a huge bathroom that was fantastic. The hot tub outside was lovely although it is near the drive it has a private gate which can be locked for extra privacy. We found that the hotel staff were friendly and very helpful. We loved our stay and would recommend it to anyone.

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“the One thing I can honestly say, hand on heart, this...”

★☆☆☆☆

written by seanps41 on 15/01/2011

the One thing I can honestly say, hand on heart, this hotel is the pits & it is not a luxury boutique...Those who gave the good reviews must either work there or only ever go camping

We stayed there only this week in the Cleopatra room & what a run down, grotty room it was. If any of you watched the idiot abroad it was a bit like Karls room in Cairo. Dirty looking carpet & rugs...stained bath base...stained (gods knows with what) sofa...junk ie  wine corks down the side of the hot tub...Hot tub cover must have weighed around 50kilos...PLASTIC GLASSES...no WiFi ( as advertised)or mobile phone reception...no phone in room...TV bracket would not tighten, so the TV pointed to the floor...No TV remote...chipped paint work...dirty silicone...light uplifters cock-eyed...the whole room is in need of a full refurbishment
They employ the rudest & most ignorant manageress I have ever come across (yes, you who resembles Norris's girlfriend off Corrie)...The young lad was ok though...
Breakfast was all good quality ingredients ie museli & a egg on toast...I had to pay an extra £5.00 for two frazzled bacon rashers, 2 chipolatos, half a tomato & 8 slices of mushroom.
What ever you do don't forget anything, my wife forgot her phone charger...believe it or not, they now want £5.00 of us before they'll return it, apparantely to cover their admmin, postage & packing fees.

This is a 100% true review, if you are the Owner I challenge you not to find the following points...


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“We stayed in the arabian suite and we loved our stay...”

★★★★★

written by on 01/01/2011

We stayed in the arabian suite and we loved our stay here. Only stayed for one night during the week as it was much cheaper and really enjoyed it. We spent most of our time in the massage bath, also with Tv was fab. Don't listen to the bad reviews as we thought it was great, we were shown round the hotel on arrival and thought the staff was very pleasant. We have just booked to go again to stay in the chic paris suite for my birthday and am looking forward to it.

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“Novemeber 2010 ”

★☆☆☆☆

written by on 01/12/2010

Novemeber 2010

We booked this hotel last minute as we wanted a couple of days luxury but had no time to read the reviews. We stayed in the Oman Suite with Hot Tub the first night and the Tuscany room on the second night.
The hot tub for the Oman Suite is literally 2 foot from the entrance to the 'hotel' with a flimsy fence for privacy. If we spoke above a whisper we could be heard by all coming in and out of the entrance. The pics on the website give the impression that this is a luxury room but it is far from it. No telephone in any of the rooms to order room service, therefore, if you do want to order you have to leave your room and go to reception, by which time you may as well just go to the bar (which is about 2 foot wide). The spa baths have time restrictions due to the noise they make as do the hot tubs.
The Tuscan room is tucked away in the attic with a tiny bathroom and a VERY squeaky bed (not what you want for a romantic break)!!
The spa is very pretty but not very well planned. It is housed in a large conservatory with clear glass so you are very exposed to all in sundry. The 'heated' pool feels very cold due to all of the glass and the jacuzzi in the corner of it was out of action. You have to start the steam room manually 10 minutes before entering and by the time you've waited for it to heat up all enthusiasm is lost.
The dining room is in a tiny conservatory area and breakfast is of very poor quality - cereals, coffee and juice. You can have eggs cooked to your liking on toast or pay an extra £4 for a full breakfast.


Overall, very poor value for money and has a cheek to call itself a boutique hotel. Its a small bed and breakfast. If you want a luxury hotel where you want to be pampered, do NOT stay here!

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“This suposedly luxury hotel is not. They take your...”

★☆☆☆☆

written by on 21/10/2010

This suposedly luxury hotel is not. They take your money on booking so that when (not if) you have a problem you cannot argue the price. We had no hot water after a days walking and all that was said was "all i can do is appollogise". The bathroom is musty the grout is dirty the silocon sealant looks like it was applied by a 10 year old. You get a tea tray with 2 biscuits that have to last you your whole stay (3days in our case).only uht milk no real milk. I could go on and on but all i can say is do not stay here.

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