"Great place 2 mins walk to the beach
Nigel and Simon were very friendly and Simon had 2 of his owls with him, which was a thrill to see!!
Room had everything we needed and was very comfortable.
My only gripe was £30 additional cost for our small, non malting dogs."
"Great place 2 mins walk to the beach
Nigel and Simon were very friendly and Simon had 2 of his owls with him, which was a thrill to see!!
Room had everything we needed and was very comfortable.
My only gripe was £30 additional cost for our small, non malting dogs."
"I stay here regularly. A real local pub, where regulars seem to meet early evening but it gets quiet later. Very friendly atmosphere. Simple but great value rooms, good shower and comfortable warm rooms. Parking at rear and short walk to town centre. Excellent Italian restaurant ROPPERS just 200m away"
"I stay here regularly. A real local pub, where regulars seem to meet early evening but it gets quiet later. Very friendly atmosphere. Simple but great value rooms, good shower and comfortable warm rooms. Parking at rear and short walk to town centre. Excellent Italian restaurant ROPPERS just 200m away"
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
We ariived late in the evening for a weekend break and were welcomed by Dave who showed us to our luxury bungalow. In the bungalow Denise had prepared us a grocery pack which we made full use of with arriving so late. My elderly mum was with us and Dave and Denise really did go above and beyond spoiling us. There were bikes which my son and I used to cycle to March along the canal. Cycling there is fab. We also went to the village of March and the people there were very friendly. We spent...
We ariived late in the evening for a weekend break and were welcomed by Dave who showed us to our luxury bungalow. In the bungalow Denise had prepared us a grocery pack which we made full use of with arriving so late. My elderly mum was with us and Dave and Denise really did go above and beyond spoiling us. There were bikes which my son and I used to cycle to March along the canal. Cycling there is fab. We also went to the village of March and the people there were very friendly. We spent...
I needed a overnight stopover on route to Peterborough, so research i did, i located this hidden gem. After making the reservation i received a welcome email with relevant info regarding my proposed visit, a very nice touch i thought, I was greeted on the day by Beverley who is so lovely, she shown me my room and explained the various details as one required, the room was spacious and very tastefully decorated, I was greeted by double bed with clean linen and very soft and cosy mattress, flat...
I needed a overnight stopover on route to Peterborough, so research i did, i located this hidden gem. After making the reservation i received a welcome email with relevant info regarding my proposed visit, a very nice touch i thought, I was greeted on the day by Beverley who is so lovely, she shown me my room and explained the various details as one required, the room was spacious and very tastefully decorated, I was greeted by double bed with clean linen and very soft and cosy mattress, flat...
rick
Reviewed December 16, 2014Reviewed December 16, 2014
Great room, small but very quirky and lots of extra touches such as bottled water, fresh milk and KitKats! Just had to remember to duck through door frames. Good sized bathroom and shower plus walk-in wardrobe provided plenty of storage. Cooked breakfast was excellent. Didn’t sample rest of pub food as only stayed one night but the list of desserts was impressive. Will definitely stay again when next in the area.
Great room, small but very quirky and lots of extra touches such as bottled water, fresh milk and KitKats! Just had to remember to duck through door frames. Good sized bathroom and shower plus walk-in wardrobe provided plenty of storage. Cooked breakfast was excellent. Didn’t sample rest of pub food as only stayed one night but the list of desserts was impressive. Will definitely stay again when next in the area.
A fine room with a decent tv , kettle, tea coffee (and quite posh biscuits), newly installed secondary glazing (very effective against traffic noise) a window that opened nicely for ventilation (I have stayed in expensive joints where suffocating the guests seemed to be part of the deal), blackout curtains, plenty of very hot water at all hours and good water pressure in the shower. Plus a pretty garden/smoking area, free and good wifi connection and a landlady who seemed genuinely pleased to...
A fine room with a decent tv , kettle, tea coffee (and quite posh biscuits), newly installed secondary glazing (very effective against traffic noise) a window that opened nicely for ventilation (I have stayed in expensive joints where suffocating the guests seemed to be part of the deal), blackout curtains, plenty of very hot water at all hours and good water pressure in the shower. Plus a pretty garden/smoking area, free and good wifi connection and a landlady who seemed genuinely pleased to...
Claire
Reviewed September 9, 2016Reviewed September 9, 2016
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