- Mar 4, 2006
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I have replied to the Craig Tara post with this but i feel it needs a topic of it's own.
We went to Haggerston Castle last May & vowed We'd NEVER as long as we live return there. The place was rotten the static was not heated in the bed rooms and was bone chillingly cold. In the lounge we had to sit on couches with 3 legs/feet chairs ripped & carpet filthy and paint was flaking off the walls (never got fixed or cleaned while we were there) the kids entertainment was not very good either as my 6 & 8 year olds got bored with it in 15 mins of the first evening.
The pond was so full of algae I doubt if even the hardiest stickleback could survive in there, it had not been cleaned out in many years.
So that's our experience, hope it stops you going there.
The only good thing onsite was the chinese restaurant.
We went to Haggerston Castle last May & vowed We'd NEVER as long as we live return there. The place was rotten the static was not heated in the bed rooms and was bone chillingly cold. In the lounge we had to sit on couches with 3 legs/feet chairs ripped & carpet filthy and paint was flaking off the walls (never got fixed or cleaned while we were there) the kids entertainment was not very good either as my 6 & 8 year olds got bored with it in 15 mins of the first evening.
The pond was so full of algae I doubt if even the hardiest stickleback could survive in there, it had not been cleaned out in many years.
So that's our experience, hope it stops you going there.
The only good thing onsite was the chinese restaurant.