Frommer's Review
From the 1300s, the Red Lion continues to accommodate wayfarers from London on their way to the West Country. This Best Western-affiliated hotel no longer reigns supreme in town -- we prefer the White Hart and The Rose and Crown -- but it's a fine choice. Cross under its arch into a courtyard with a hanging, much-photographed creeper, a red lion, and a half-timbered facade, and you'll be transported back to an earlier era. This antiques-filled hotel is noted for its unique clock collection, which includes a skeleton organ clock in the reception hall. Each small to medium-size bedroom is individually furnished and tastefully decorated. Two units are spacious enough for families, and the most expensive rooms have four-poster beds. All the well-kept bathrooms contain tub/shower combinations.
Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; room service; laundry service; dry cleaning; 1 room for those w/limited mobility
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