We enjoyed a hassle-free 2-night stay, ate one night at the inn: a brilliant meal. Quirky place, we had the Constable Suite which had a v comfortable 4-poster, nice armchairs, tables, bedside cabinets, dressing table, big wardrobe, big TV, kettle & stuff to make hot drinks. Heating was erratic: storage heaters and an oil-filled radiator, meaning it was either boiling or freezing but oh well. The bathroom was a little gross: no shower, extractor fan didn't work and the loo used a macerator which made the room feel like there was an earthquake every time you flushed. Avoid that in the middle of the night...! A couple of light bulbs had burnt out.
Breakfast not in the inn, but (by arrangement) in the tea room across the road.
Niggles apart, it was a great place to stay - with all its crooked walls and mazes of corridors.