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GB · solo_traveller · Oct 2026
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BE · couple · Aug 2026
A lovely old pub in a nice village
Incredibly overpriced for what it is.
GB · solo_traveller · Aug 2026
GB · solo_traveller · Jul 2026
A lovely country inn with oodles of character, a nice bar and beer garden as well as a nice breakfast room. A spacious and stylish room - with massive reservations about the bathroom arrangement - and a comfy bed.
Our overnight stay here was during the third heatwave of this summer and the windows could not be opened! The Dyson fan did not oscillate but anyway it merely circulated the hot air around the room! 🥵 Our room - Room 2 - was to the front of the building overlooking a busy junction with the noise of passing traffic penetrating the single-glazed windows, and waking us up, from 5am onwards. There was nowhere to hang used towels - a Victorian style towel rack would have been very useful, and the unusual arrangement of the bathroom facilities being sited directly in the room (although the toilet cubicle was in a separate and very small "cupboard") was quite impractical with water splashing on the floorboards but also because the light for the shower was linked to that of the toilet cubicle and came on automatically when the toilet light was switched on. Thus one partner was disturbed when the other one got up to use the toilet during the night!
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