It was an ideal location near our venue, as well as a reasonable price. However, the way to the rooms was either right through the bustling bar or through the KP station. The KP station as I'm sure you can imagine had sticky floors and empty rubbish lying around.

The room itself was very small but that works for us. We had to use the bedside lamp for light as the ceiling light contained an energy saving lightbulb that even after an hour of being on the room was still pitch black, with the faintest of glows way up on the high ceiling. We visited in September so the weather was warm enough to not need heating, however if we did I'm not sure the tiny broken heater would have done much. All of the people that worked there were so lovely and professional.

We ate in the bar on our first night and the atmosphere and food was great! We seemed to have visited this tiny village pub on a night they had a live singer! The whole local population crammed into the tiny pub to listen to her. She sang all the classics, and everyone joined in uproariously...Well into the night. Unfortunately our room was right above the pub and we could hear the enjoyment till about midnight, the vibrations of the music and dancing making it feel like the bed was downstairs in the pub. We were able to laugh through this and the next night was drastically different, the pub was practically empty, so we had a great sleep that night.

Overall, they are working with what they have, the people were really lovely! But I'm not sure I'd ever consider staying again.