The hotel is situated in a lovely village and has fabulous views over the countryside. Inside, the hotel is welcoming and the public rooms are tastefully and comfortably decorated. The restaurant is excellent and we thoroughly enjoyed the food.

We stayed in room10 and, as other reviewers have commented ,the bathroom set up is barely adequate. We would not stay in this room again as we prefer to have all bathroom fixtures in the bathroom and not in the bedroom, ie the sink! I would advise people to check the bathroom set ups before booking.

However, we would definitely stay in this hotel again, but we would request a different bedroom. Overall, the hotel is to be highly recommended.

We stayed one Friday night in January when there was a 50% discount on offer and what a bargain. Very friendly welcome, brief tour of all public areas and accompanied to the Penyghent room which was stylish, warm and full of character. Evening meal and breakfast both excellent, staff helpful and attentive without being obsequious. A genuinely memorable stay

I phoned and got the last room for a 2 night stay with my husband without children. Hotel was lovely, very warm and inviting, lovely log fires, nice atmosphere, friendly staff. We ate in the restaurant on one of the nights and thought the food was great and reasonably priced for the quality, including a very good wine list.
Our only complaint was that after a long day's walking our bathroom was tiny with no bath - only a shower -although to be fair I did know that when I booked.

My husband and I stayed here with our baby daughter for 4 nights (Room 2). It was the most wonderful experience - a lovely hotel, with excellent staff, first class service and superb food - all organic. Although we had the largest room (family room), I peeped into some of the others and they all looked nice. The only tiny thing that I could say on the downside was the size of the bathroom, but that seems so insignificant compared to all the good things that it's hardly worth mentioning.