A medieval hotel with 13 luxury rooms built in 1504. It has a separate venue in the extensive gardens for weddings or similar events offering a lot of character. This can make the place very busy and potentially the car park may become full. It can be booked privately but one bar is always open to the public. The restaurant has received AA awards and there is an interesting feature of the three jars of corks to see. Breakfast can served from 7 am, but booking ahead is advisable.