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Intimate fine dining restaurant serving British cuisine, plus 11 contemporary guest bedrooms.
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Reviews — 5
Lovely cosy place to stay the room was dusty thats my only complaint and dusty in the dinning area apart from that we totally enjoyed it lovely food breakfast was fabulous good chef we would stay again just needs a little tlc
Had a fabulous meal last night. Service was wonderful and the meals were sublime...complements to the chef! Was not expecting such quality and will definitely go back
We had the miss-fortune of staying in July 2023. The only good thing about the hotel is it's location, everything else leaves a lot to be desired.
This would appear to be a 'one man band operation'. We only ever saw one member of staff, a man with zero customer skills, who hardly talked to anyone. When he did, everything was an effort and he was rude. He was the receptionist, waiter, barman, downstairs cleaner, breakfast chief and person in charge.
It said that the hotel was being renovated, but we never saw any builders on the premises and it looked as though nothing was actually being done.
The 'barman' (& every other job) decided to shut the bar just after 10pm - when the bar was full with customers and to the surprise of all present. This was despite him saying earlier that he kept the bar open until all customers left. My partner went to the ladies toilets at 10pm to be shouted at by him saying the toilets were now shut and you would have to go to your room to use the toilet. He then left around 10.30pm without saying bye to anyone. So basically there were now no staff on the premises during the night.
Breakfast was a chore to say the least. The coffee was empty and my partner asked for some more. She was greated to words such as, "I'm busy and you'll have to wait. I can't do everything". This was his reply to most questions raised.
I summary, the hotel is obviously very run down and being operated on a shoe string budget, hence the lack of staff being present. Unless you want self service, I suggest you go elsewhere.
This would appear to be a 'one man band operation'. We only ever saw one member of staff, a man with zero customer skills, who hardly talked to anyone. When he did, everything was an effort and he was rude. He was the receptionist, waiter, barman, downstairs cleaner, breakfast chief and person in charge.
It said that the hotel was being renovated, but we never saw any builders on the premises and it looked as though nothing was actually being done.
The 'barman' (& every other job) decided to shut the bar just after 10pm - when the bar was full with customers and to the surprise of all present. This was despite him saying earlier that he kept the bar open until all customers left. My partner went to the ladies toilets at 10pm to be shouted at by him saying the toilets were now shut and you would have to go to your room to use the toilet. He then left around 10.30pm without saying bye to anyone. So basically there were now no staff on the premises during the night.
Breakfast was a chore to say the least. The coffee was empty and my partner asked for some more. She was greated to words such as, "I'm busy and you'll have to wait. I can't do everything". This was his reply to most questions raised.
I summary, the hotel is obviously very run down and being operated on a shoe string budget, hence the lack of staff being present. Unless you want self service, I suggest you go elsewhere.
Nice little bar within a hotel. Only had a coffee. Cappuccino was in a mug, no saucer, no spoon and sugar not offered. Used a straw (they were on the bar) for hoovering up the foam. Decent coffee but staff not that attentive. Should have asked but they weren't around long enough to do so.
Nice bedrooms with large bathrooms and stunning views, currently being updated. The dinner was good but slightly over salted, the breakfast was good value to start the day right before we headed off.
