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A fine and very old (1455) house, part Jacobean, part Victorian, which acted as headquarters during the Anglo-Dutch Wars has been given a classy makeover, with three bedrooms that are spacious and full of period detail but also slick, contemporary and well-equipped. The Duke of York room has an exceptional pargetted ceiling dating from 1660, while the Earl of Sandwich room has a slipper bath in front of an open fire. Dinner, excellent and locally sourced, is served.
Foodies
Full of character
Fishing
Sights nearby
Great walks
Other Activities
Trekking
Restaurant
Sit-out Terrace
Less £
Owner managed
Gourmet
Intimate
Contemporary
Restaurant with rooms
Beach nearby
Child friendly
Chic
Historic
Boutique
Rooms
3 rooms in this hotelBar
Outdoor dining
No pets
Sit-out Terrace
Restaurant
Wifi
Child friendly
Garden
Fishing
Sights nearby
Great walks
Other Activities
Trekking
"Locals and tourists flock to this historic inn for its excellent restaurant, which sits underneath a small collection of delightful rooms."
Originally published by The Telegraph
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