Overview

Visited here on our way to Scotland. Our room was compact but comfortable with a couple of chairs, fresh fruit, decent biscuits and they were happy to provide fresh milk. They have several accessible rooms on the ground floor with a wetroom with shower seat and grabrails, although it was slightly awkward to negotiate the bathroom door. The bed was a bit squashy. They also have larger rooms - ‘luxury lodges,’ which are wheelchair accessible but my scooter would not have coped with the entrance. The whole ground floor of the inn is accessible and the staff – a mixture of local and eastern European - are very efficient and friendly and took everything in their stride. The food was good, without being ‘gastro’, but plenty of choice and a definite cut above ‘pub grub.’ Breakfast was good too, plenty of cooked choices, not so good on the continental, served in the conservatory with a view of the garden. Definitely a comfortable, friendly place that I would visit again.

Transport & Parking

Parking by entrance in marked bays.

Access

Level access on entire ground floor.

Toilets

Staff

Really helpful and obviously used to having disabled guests.

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