Lovely hotel with very friendly staff. Our room was immaculate but had quirky low sloping ceilings. Was perfect for us but if you were taller may have banged your head! Car park is quite tight with narrow arch to enter and be nice to be warned of that as larger cars/vans may not fit!

The rooms were very poor dirty, cobwebs, kettle, cups had to be washed before using. Fan had dirty grime all over it. For the amount we paid for the room £260 for 1 night I could have gone to London in a 5* I will never stay at this property again.

Overpriced and unclean

I had quite high hopes for here as the photos suggest a certain feel and quality. For £154 for the night, that's what I was expecting.

Check-in was smooth, staff were polite and friendly. We were accommodated in the restaurant despite our late arrival. Food wasn't anything special but very expensive for what it was: £93 for fish and chips, lamb shank, 2 dishes of 3 ice cream scoops, pint of Pepsi, pint and half of Amstel.

The room looked nicely decorated however it clearly hadn't been cleaned properly in a while. Cobwebs near the tea making facility and on the radiator. Dust on most surfaces including copper bath, bedside table and lamps. You'd be anaphylactic if you had a dust allergy. The bin hadn't been emptied from the previous guests. A fan was supplied as none of the windows open, making the room very stuffy in the recent hot weather. The bathroom taps had areas of black grime/mould - in the pic. The shower heads hadn't been cleaned in a long time with evidence of orange mildew and limescale; black mould in the shower tray/grout/seals. Some wall fixings in the bathroom also coming away from the wall. The bed was comfortable at least but didn't dare check the cleanliness under the sheets after our sleep. Unfortunately all the above was noticed on the morning we were leaving.

Was £247 for the above worth it? Definitely not. Even when I used my accrued £67 OneKeyCash rewards to lower the room price, I'd still say I felt ripped off.

Lovely staff and good food. The outside of the courtyard rooms very tatty and the area outside of rooms dirty.

Shower floor very slippery, nothing to hang on to and the basin taps not working properly also the water wouldn’t empty!

Room and venue was lovely. Room was small but especially well resourced for short stay with lots of amenities. I really liked its interior. We were in what seemed like a converted barn. Only minus side was that the only natural light came from one window that was overlooked by the pub window and entrance to the beautiful outdoor seating area, so moving around in a towel post shower and using hairdryer (that was at the window) all felt vulnerable and exposing.

Breakfast was £16.50 a head and in honesty was the worst I’ve had somewhere. Served by a young staff, we were asked what time we’d like to be served and chose 8.30am. Orders weren’t taken until 8.45am and another half hour later an overcooked full English arrived. Half the items were hardly edible due to their brittle and oil soaked nature. It all took so long we were pushed for time on leaving. Staff were so young and nervous, it all felt unfair to complain.

I’d stay again no problem. It was a genuinely lovely atmosphere, gorgeous and private room, but I’d skip the breakfast.