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"Staff here are brilliant! Diane is an absolute star. Such a great host, Always cheery and helpful . She made our stay even better . The location is absolutely perfect for that get away from the city feeling . Definitely coming back here again! Ps food was ace "

"Beautiful hotel in a lovely quiet location with great views. All the staff are so friendly and helpful. The food is amazing. Can definitely recommend and I’m sure we will visit again."

"Was lovely chatting to Tony the host a few days before we arrived he gave me so much information about the area and the house. We had the most wonderful week in ths beautiful Farmhouse with so many original features. The beds were so comfortable and an added bonus each bedroom had an ensuite. The livingroom was cosy with plenty of seating and a beautiful log burner that kept you toasty.My children and dog loved playing in the enclosed garden. So many lovely running/walking routes straight from the door that always ended up at the sweet cafe a short walk back to the Farmhouse. Scalfall pike is a short drive away. Was a home from home with everything catered for. Thank you Tony for the most wonderful Christmas in your amazing Farmhouse. "

"The hotel is lovely, the staff are great, really warm rooms & nice food. "

"Gorgeous hotel, rooms were well appointed... No TV was an added bonus! Lounge area was lovely to sit in the evening, playing one of the many boardgames. Restaurant was a little cramped (but this might have been due to the beautiful Christmas tree that was on display) but the food was incredible! We will definitely be back!"

"Room was very nice, modern and Very clean, staff professional, loved the idea of honest bar, breakfast was delicious thank you very much hot tub was a bonus just a shame we didn’t get longer "

"For £60 a night I had a clean and comfy bed, a hot shower, and a tea and coffee station. The staff were friendly and helpful. Yes, it is a little noisy and crooked, but it's an old pub with normal pub hours so that's to be expected. I'm a female in my early 30s travelling on my own and I felt very safe and welcomed. Obviously this is not the hotels fault so still rating a 5, but just make sure you have a decent car to get there as the route is very steep and goes through a mountain range. The only suggestion that I would make is to make the breakfast hours start and hour earlier for those wanting to beat the parking at popular hiking spots. Also, after hearing a few conversations, it was not clear on the hotels.com site wether breakfast was included or not. I did pay for mine when I was there and it was only £10 so not a big deal anyway. "