AlexB9173
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Stopped here for old times sakes and was glad I did. Still as stunning as it was 15 years ago and bought back many a memory. ||Rooms are pretty standard, nice and cosy with a coffee machine within. Rooms have access to a terrace overlooking the river. We would have definitely taken advantage of a nice coffee overlooking the river in the morning, had it not been October! ||Evening meal was absolutely delicious and the breakfast that was included was wonderful. There is a full breakfast menu to choose from, which is unusual for a bed and breakfast. Plenty to choose from. ||Plenty of drink choice and I note people moaning about some beer prices being £7 a pint, and I was also a little shocked at first. But then, I think you need a bit of realism. Yes, it might be £1 or so more a pint than some locations but am I happy to spend that extra £1 to help keep the pub open? Absolutely. Far too many good pubs shutting down because they aren’t making money. It is what it is, enjoy it, as you’d miss it if it closed its doors. ||Only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars, is because we were told the bar was open until 11pm, any time after that you had to use a 24hr door to access the pub (if you went out). We were back for around 10pm, the pub was shut and we had no idea where the 24hr door was and was left wandering round trying to find it in the rain. ||Other than that small issue, I’d definitely recommend the bar and hotel. Staff were lovely, food was great, location is stunning.