If you like a boutique hotel, then it's ok but we are both vegan, and let them know prior to stopping. Veggie they can cope with because all they have to do is remove meat items. However, vegan was clearly too much trouble. Other hotels leave non dairy milk and biscuits in rooms. Breakfast was their version of full english without non vegan items, but no hash browns that normally make up a vegan breakfast. We were offered toast but told sorry we've just ran out of vegan spread. With respect, we dont think they ever had any vegan spread as it is unlikely they had just run out giving it to all the other loads of vegan guests! On the whole a good place to stay if you're not vegan. We felt like an inconvenience, the barman did tell us they try to accommodate vegans, but it felt like tolerating us. We dont mean anyone harm i promise and we both never demand anything. It would be nicer to say they cannot accommodate vegans if its too much trouble, rather than make us feel like we're an annoying itch on the shoulder blade that you need to scratch but cant quite reach. We help so many people and places with how to cater for vegans. Its not hard or much effort.When you book ask for a room away from the extractor unit next door. It was ok as a form of "white noise" to help us sleep, but did not allow for peace and quiet when having the window open on a lovely warm night. Our room was on the 3rd floor, that's alot of steps!!! No lift for older people!
