We have just returned from a four day stay at this hotel, it's unusual layout being explained by its history. We stayed with friends, one of whom is a wheelchair user, and she found the facilities excellent, with disabled car parking almost outside the door of her room and a flat path leading to the dining room. We stayed in Room 9 which was large and airy, with a very comfortable super-king bed. This room also has an upstairs 'snug' with another TV, but we had no need to make use of this, particularly as the weather was lovely during out stay. Our room also had a good sofa, lots of storage and surfaces for 'things'. The bathroom was a decent size with a walk-in shower and a long shelf for toiletries. In addition we had a small kitchenette area with micro-wave, fridge and cutlery and plates sufficient to be able to cater for ourselves if we wished or at least have breakfast. All in all very spacious. Our friend's husband very much enjoyed the swimming pool and did not mind having to book in advance and wear a swimming hat. Behind the hotel is a lovely area full of flowers at this time of year and then a delightful small lake that we walked around many times. We had both breakfast and dinner at the hotel every night because the food was so good! Alex, the chef/owner often cooked specials in addition to the short menu and we could pick and choose items from the dishes. The dining room is pleasant but lacking in natural light. Staff were all charming, friendly and helpful.
The only downside I found was the traffic noise when sitting at the tables and chairs outside the room, but we were not disturbed at night, even with the windows open as it was so hot (fans provided in the rooms). There is charging for electric cars (we have one).
