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"Lovely setting, rooms were delightful set behind the main building. Beautiful horses came up to the rear gate. Very friendly hosts. I’ll assume no glasses in the bathroom was a blip. Only one negative, amongst a delightful breakfast feast, the sausage disappointedly fell to pieces all over the plate. Would come again no problem."

"Lovely big room, very clean, great 2 nights sleep "

"great welcome from the staff, food was superb "

"Lovely hotel, we have stayed before. Spacious rooms, friendly staff. The pool is great length. Good choice at breakfast "

"A little birthday weekend away with our two spaniels and what a fantastic place. This is obviously someone’s home it was perfect. It had everything. From fold up tables to eat at if you didn’t want to use the breakfast bar, to recliner chairs and sofa. The whole house was spotless and we felt welcome from the moment we received the arrival instructions from the owner. Surrounding information sheets with information and instructions on how to use everything in the house, including the washing machine. Worth every penny, relaxing home from home you could not ask for more, we will definitely be back. "

"Beautiful grounds and lovely place to stay "

"Stress free check in with easy parking. This is a great place to stay very close to the town centre. We would just like to say a big thank you to Harry for our stay. "

"We stayed over for a night on a motorcycle trip. The hotel was perfect for our stay with beautiful views of the Humber from an open terrace at the back of the hotel. The room was nice and quiet with only the rabbits as neighbours. The bed was great too ensuring a good slumber near the Humber!"

"Good location, walking distance to the beach, accommodation is far away from the pub and restaurant which make it quiet, ample free parking on site. Wasted 2 hours time for a dinner in the restaurant. Food is not great enough because of the cooking skills. Breakfast bacon and hashbrown are very over cooked which made them dry and hard. "