Priest's Leap

The staff was awesome.

I did not expect the noise level from the train. I think if if you have to offer ear plugs then the noise level should be disclosed when making reservation. I would not have booked there if I had known this.

Upon miscalculating the distance and steep nature of the climb to your beatuful hotel , I arrived at the front desk sweating profusely and mt wife was udergoibg a minor asthmatic attach. Michelle , the lively receptionist, was alarmed and very concerned for my wife . She immediately provided water and assistance. She was great . After shortly recovering we checked in to our lovely room with a balcony and beautiful view...See now why the walk was so steep.(no problem walking down nor back a couple of times with, of course, no luggage later on). The restaurant was well appointed and the food and service were fantastic. Our local waiter (sorry to have forgotten his name) , who has worked there for 8 years made our breakfast and dining experience delightful... Breakfast was great and bountiful . The ribs were as good as southern USA good! Loved our stay at this old classic hotel upon a hillside. A final thanks to Michelle. She constantly asked about our stay and provided great sight seeing advice. Always with a smile. . Hope someday to return to your lovely town and hotel. Next time we will take a taxi (it was very inexpensive ) upon our arrival.