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"Enjoy rugby game"

"Charming old village house, stylishly refurbished with a lovely mix of quality new bathrooms and beds and antique furnishings, set in lush, rural rolling countryside with far reaching views. Discrete service, and very accommodating when we had a day of illness and needed to stay in the room all day. Generous fresh breakfast of pastries and cheeses every day."

"Very enjoyable stay with a lovely breakfast "

"A wonderful short stay in this gorgeous hotel. The rooms were all very unique and stylish. We also enjoyed a lovely breakfast. The owner and staff were all very friendly and helpful."

"The best place to be in. However no parking. Still not bad. Best service and very welcome customer service and friendly nice staff. I will be coming more often to this place. Internet not very good but still okay. "

"Great location, top service especially from the management team, really clean rooms and comfy beds, the actual building itself is very beautiful looking out on to the river, the images don’t do it justice. "

"Family operated, close to excellent restaurants, train station 10-15 minutes walk, good breakfast "

"Restaurant is popular with locals, always a good sign. Very convenient for cycling travels."

"There were three things that let the house down. The first problem was a totally inadequate WiFi. To get a good signal you had to be in the little room where the box was. The WiFi was weak in the bedrooms and very poor in the garden. In this day and age that is not good enough.Secondly the grass in the garden was very overgrown and simply needed cutting. Both of those could be easily fixed and you would have a great house. The rooms are lovely and the Garden really good especially for a town house.The only other down side was that the pool was not heated. We knew that when we booked but it would have made an enormous difference to the holiday had it been heated. We were there in Mid may and it stopped a lot of people using the pool, and is likely to make us look elsewhere next year."