“Don't go Sunday to Tuesday, but would be a nicer stay midweek I guess.”
The spot was convenient for exploring nearby towns and the view from the restaurant terrace was lovely. The room itself was a decent size and accessed through a separate door from the pub. However, the pub was shut from Sunday afternoon until Tuesday, so from about 7 pm on Sunday until we left on Tuesday we were almost alone on the premises, which felt a bit spooky. One other guest set off the alarm the first night and seemed to leave his door open most of the evening while talking loudly on his phone over his TV – not ideal if you’re traveling solo. Breakfast was delivered in a hamper on Sunday evening for Monday and the same for Tuesday, consisting of basic fare – bread, jam, granola, one orange for two people, some flapjack, a small bottle of milk and orange juice. It was adequate but very dry in the morning. The second morning the breakfast was left in the corridor and looked like it had been picked over; there was no milk, though someone brought some in when we called the mobile number. We managed to get a meal in the pub before it closed on arrival, which was pleasant but expensive. The bed had seen better days, so hopefully the mattress will be replaced for future guests. We couldn’t share these comments with the property because no one was around. The property had told us the pub was closed, but only 48 hours before arrival, and the pictures on their website don’t reflect that.
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