Lisa, the owner is very jolly and a lovely lady. She has owned the hotel for 10 years and her two sons are very helpful, polite and work hard for their Mum. The hotel is cosy and informal. Breakfast is included in the price of stay (£30 per night) and although the choice is full English, a vriety of cereals, juice, toast and preserves, tea or coffee and a choice of fresh fruits, you can have as much or as little as you like and the full English is cooked to perfection. There is lounge with a bar and sadly, up until last October there was also a restuarant, which was open to the public where apparently Lisa dressed in full Chinese dress. Lisa always finds time during breakfast to come out of the kitchen and talk to her guests and this adds a feeling of friendliness.

The building is old and a bit creaky, which is understandable because of it's age. It must have been a grand house at one time. The rooms have now been converted to a very good standard and are clean and... more