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Love the centre and booked accommodation when visiting family over Christmas, not one decoration in room but not much time spent there so not a problem. Clean and spacious (de-luxe No 8), warm and comfortable, would certainly stay again. It is what it is, a lovely place, admission included, excellent staff, nothing too much trouble - but even when offering basic accommodation surely some rules should be followed:- No privacy to bathroom/toilet, located off kitchen area with dimpled glass panels in bathroom door - opposite outer door!! Really?? Is this allowed? Very embarrassing when granddaughters came for night! Dangerous step from kitchen to main room with no warning other than small sign halfway up door, surely the step should be paint/tape highlighted or something? We left shoes along it to remind us it was there after falling down it during first night going to bathroom! No drink was involved (ho! ho!) but being disabled it could have been worse! Main bed excellent size but sooo hard. Dripping kitchen tap, and the sounds from the pipes during the night was intrusive. No dressing table by main bed/mirrored wardrobe doors for hair dryer/toiletries etc. No chair/hanging rail/wardrobe/drawer/bedside cabinet in small bedroom consisting of twin beds - nowhere for clothes etc., shelves only on one wall by side of one bed. Nowhere to hang/place clothes in bathroom Nowhere to hang outer coats - wet or dry! Exact amount of crockery etc, no spares

This little hotel was an absolute find! Set in an archetypal english village, it could have been the setof a Midsomer Murders episode. Only 2 rooms upstairs in what appears to be an Elizabethan pub. The rooms are plenty big enough, clean and the beds comfy. The staff were just fantastic and the breakfast was delish! The floors upstairs are all uneven, but that reflects the buildings age. We would stay again in a heartbeat,