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From
the moment you step inside the large hall with its splendid
Victorian hand-carved mahogany staircase, you get the feeling
of a peaceful and intimate country house hotel promising a
warm welcome.
Sympathetically furnished and decorated
throughout with antiques, fine china, crystal, old photographs,
oil paintings and flowers cut from our nursery, the public
rooms are comfortable and cosy, inviting you to relax as you
would at home.
One can read a magazine or snooze
in the sun-lounge, have a coffee or tea in the lounge warmed
by a crackling log fire lit in the chilly months, or find
a retreat in the library with its wealth of books, both past
and present.
Two gentle flights of stairs take
you from the entrance hall through the elegant wide landing,
reminiscent of earlier times, to your bedroom. All en-suite,
the delightful bedrooms have been individually decorated,
each having their own character and benefiting from distant
sea views over the rolling countryside or over the hotel’s
own gardens.
On the ground floor there is one twin-bedded
room that has level access to all the public rooms and its
own French doors opening onto a patio garden.
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