After staying here just before the Easter weekend,I can definitely recommend this doggie friendly place to stay �� lots of nice walks from here or simply sit back and enjoy the lovely village.
The room was lovely, with everything you need ,tea and coffee making facilities (good selection of teas and coffees) hairdryers in the room and lovely Orla Kiely toiletries in the bathroom. A nice big shower ( not a tiny cubicle)
There is a garden just off the courtyard for your four legged friend to nip in last thing at night and first thing in the morning ��.
We booked dinner bed and breakfast - with your dog dinner and breakfast must be taken in the bar areas , rather than In the restaurant, but don’t let this put you off !! There is a lovely wood burner for cold days and evenings with lots of nice places to sit . In the summer the outside has plenty of seating with fab views of the area .
The food was all very good and I believe the menu changes daily ,this is a fish restaurant but there were options - pies,curries, steak and much more !! The staff were all very helpful and friendly both at dinner and at breakfast. Breakfast couldn’t be faulted � The only thing I would say is why these days do places call themselves dog friendly but then charge an extra £15 for the dog per night !!! They don’t offer anything special for the dog , I really do feel if they do this they could at least provide dog bowls in the room , maybe a towel or blanket/bed and definitely some doggie treats !!! This said I would definitely stay here again and indeed hope to do so soon ����
The food was excellent and a decent portion. Pity the Seafood Pub doesn't have more actual seafood on the menu. Where are the oysters and Mussels? There's a seafood platter but you have to order it 48 hours in advance. Shame.
This small gem of a place, never fails to impress us each time we visit with wonderful food, great service and warm and welcoming atmosphere - would highly recommend.
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