The very comfy bed and gorgeous food. I loved the old history the building represented. Was beautiful.

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Traditional

The staff on the monday rude woman and head house keeper im disabled was told late check out then " asked to leave rudely" staff watched myself and friend struggle out like i was a circus freak

Loved everything especially the breakfast & being dog friendly

Can’t fault anything

Excellent food and service

Toilet was rather old fashion with dodgy plumbing and inconsistent water temperature

Location as it was close to where our relations were staying and live. Staff were very friendly and helpful.breakfast was excellent lovely scrambled egg for instance. A lovely garden to sit was a bonus. A good family hotel

No Access for disabled. My sister visited but found steps very difficult as she is recovering from a broken femur at age 81. It would have been difficult anyway but she was very stiff that day A ramp would have made all the difference but probably not easy for you to provide.

Fantastic

The breakfast experience was memorable, for the time it took between sitting down, ordering and receiving. There was no indication about the time-delay, until asked, when it was explained that there was only 1 chef on, and we’d come at a busy time. Despite the tardiness, the porage was bang on, especially with the berry compote and cream. The toaster needed turning up somewhat, being more ‘warm bread’ than toast (but seemingly typical of hotel toast). Couldn’t fault the fried brekkie, but couldn’t have space to finish it. The staff were their secret, warm, friendly, helpful. Without prompting of any kind, the tardy brekkie debacle was offset by the generous wiping off our our bar-bill. Yes I’d go back. It’s a magnificent red sandstone building with lashings of deep carpets, hardwood panelling and character.

The toast.

Food Style Decor Staff

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