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"A beautiful old building with lots of atmosphere. The staff are very friendly and helpful."

"Pub was lovely sat by a lovely log burner staff really friendly, room was very basic shame there were no curtains sun was beaming threw at 6am… overall good stay "

"Quite warm at night but we still both had a lovely stay "

"Lovely room, compact but well decorated and had everything we needed. Was really warm and the fan provided was very noisy. Apart from that would stay "

"Great staff always very helpful Fantastic evening meal Fantastic breakfast Comfortable bed very clean wash room What more could you want."

"Quiet little cottage above a pub. Loved the staff and the food was excellent "

"Thank’s for the service in finding my missing parcel from Royal Mail. Especially the efforts from Alice."

"Lovely room and friendly staff. Good food in restaurant. Although we new we were staying above a busy pub on a Saturday night and expected some noise but not a DJ night. It sounded that his speaker's were right under our room so no sleep because of the noise until very late."

"Typical climbers pub and accomodation. Stone floors fire and decent pub grub. Best pint ofGuinness for a long time. Rooms basic and dogs allowed. Wush we brought hours. Decor is quirky downstairs in pub and even worse in bedroom but the facilities are there. I did not mind it upstairs, lived it downstairs."

"Large room with huge king size bed. Noise from pub until about 12pm and road noise but to be expected in Manchester City Centre."

"The room was as you would expect for the money. The major disappointment was the lack of a blind for the skylight which meant the room was very light until quite late and then again from early, a nightmare for trying to get children to sleep."

"We enjoyed staying at this traditional inn and meeting the lovely people who run it. It felt like such a genuine, honest, real place - somewhere we could relax and breathe easily, in contrast to the massive chain hotel we had just been staying in in Liverpool, where sheer numbers of guests led inevitably to a dehumanized, mass-produced feel. Here we were real people in a real place eating real food and sleeping in a real room with character and personality. The towels were folded into the shape...