The Old House Hotel

A handsome early Georgian (1715) structure, the Old House is surrounded by low, medieval timber structures around the square. The hotel has undergone a classic refurbishment, giving it the look of a proud English country house. The paneled rooms on the ground and first floors of the hotel contrast with the beamed bedrooms on the upper floors, once the servants' quarters. All bedrooms have period furniture, many pieces original antiques, and warm, comfortable beds. Four of the units are called "Garden Suites," although they are rooms, not suites. These accommodations are available in an annex, which is more spacious than those in the main building. Although modern, these so-called suites have some period furniture.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; lounge

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