“Beautiful setting, well appointed rooms with lovely extra touches, e.g. fridge in the room with complimentary mini bottle of fresh milk, friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was delicious; not a massive choice but very plentiful. Very quirky with lovingly maintained gardens and courtyards. However, if you’re looking for a wheelchair accessible venue be warned - there is no wheelchair accessible toilet in the bar/restaurant area and there are cobbled areas and deep gravel paths to navigate. The bedroom that was advertised as ‘accessible’ would be fine for someone with limited mobility who can cope with a 6”step in the approaching path to the room and another 6” step up into the coconut-mat covered lobby area. The room itself is very spacious but the en-suite is tight to get a wheelchair into. There are no grab handles/rails in the bathroom and there is 2-3” step up into the shower cubicle. I would happily recommend this delightful place to my able-bodied friends but not to those who rely fully on a wheelchair.”
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“Beautiful setting, well appointed rooms with lovely extra touches, e.g. fridge in the room with complimentary mini bottle of fresh milk, friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was delicious; not a massive choice but very plentiful. Very quirky with lovingly maintained gardens and courtyards. However, if you’re looking for a wheelchair accessible venue be warned - there is no wheelchair accessible toilet in the bar/restaurant area and there are cobbled areas and deep gravel paths to navigate. The bedroom that was advertised as ‘accessible’ would be fine for someone with limited mobility who can cope with a 6”step in the approaching path to the room and another 6” step up into the coconut-mat covered lobby area. The room itself is very spacious but the en-suite is tight to get a wheelchair into. There are no grab handles/rails in the bathroom and there is 2-3” step up into the shower cubicle. I would happily recommend this delightful place to my able-bodied friends but not to those who rely fully on a wheelchair.”