Hiya thank you for your question. It isn’t my hotel and to answer no there isn’t a lift though I’m sure the staff would assist with baggage they really are helpful, I would say if you personally find stairs difficult access to the bar and eating area from the rooms you might find a little steep. Hope this helps should you visit” enjoy. “

The hotel is an old Manor House, cobbled paths lead to different level gardens. There is one disabled parking spot on the upper pull in by the main door. The main car park is the next turning down, access from there up to the hotel is via steep flagstone steps. However, from the disabled space you have to negotiate a flagstone path with steps down into the main house and into the main restaurant. The staff were helpful in providing a temporary pullout ramp when we visited with a relative in a wheelchair. You can gain access from the restaurant to the patio through doors and it’s fairly level through there. If you were planning to stay in the rooms I’m not sure how you would access them. There is a steep staircase accessed through a glass door up to the first floor bedrooms. On the first floor there are different levels with one or two steps to the bedrooms. I don’t believe there is a lift, but you would need to check with the management. You certainly could not access the bar area restaurant as there is a spiral staircase down to it. The hotel is in a lovely position with stunning views from the patio and a prefect spot to enjoy a drink on a warm day. When we last stayed the hotel had just changed ownership and is going to be undergoing refurbishment of rooms. Not sure if that has started yet.

Hi As i didnt see all of the rooms at the hotel i am affraid i cannot answer your question. I would say most of the ones facing the sea would have a good view...sorry . or if you call the hotel i am sure they will tell you which ones are the best.

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