The hotel is very easy to find. We stayed over Easter. It was cold outside but in the main warm and cosy within. The entrance hall is so welcoming with (immitation) log fire burning and the owner there to meet and greet. This is not a boutique hotel but a marvellously presented country house. I think that my watch turned back immediately on entering. We were shown to our room - probably the largest room we have ever stayed in with a very comfortable bed...a hell of a draft and a very dated bathroom. The carpet too has seen too much service and the TV was ultra modern - but little bigger than a PC monitor, bring binoculars!
The bar is good - very good, and I got the sense that the investment is very much on front of house. We dined on each of our four nights in the hotel - there is little else around - and the menu was London(plus) prices. Don't get me wrong - very well presented - excellently cooked but there was a very limited selection, and nothing in the salad, pasta, light snack range. It was all or nothing - and if you had eaten a decent lunch - and there are several very decent places to tempt you within 50 miles of the hotel (if touring) - then the dinner was too much (and too expensive).
The staff were extremely helpful and appropriately chatty. We got a deal on a website that made our room half the advertised price - and that was probably the 'right' price to pay.
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