Deluxe Superior Room

Deluxe Superior

From 410 per night

These well-appointed rooms, two of which are in the Lodge, offer contemporary amenities combined with the elegance of an historic house. In contrast, the Soap Factory in the Stables is the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury.

The Jackson Room

Named after local veterinary surgeon Ron Jackson and his wife June, who purchased the property in 1967, this light sunny room has an elegant simplicity and opens onto Olivers sunny courtyard.

The Victorian slipper bath in the ensuite is wonderful for a relaxing soak after a busy day in the great outdoors.

King bed - quality cotton linen - feather eiderdown - radiator central heating - slipper bath - ensuite with underfloor heating. Includes a freshly baked hot breakfast.

The Davidson Room

Clyde orchardists Joseph and Sarah Davidson acquired the property in 1925. With its beautiful 1880s fire-surround, interiors and contemporary ensuite (complete with traditional claw foot bath) the room has a charming ambience.

The room can be joined with the adjacent Dunstan Room for a family group and opens onto Olivers peaceful courtyard.

King bed - quality cotton linen - feather eiderdown - radiator central heating - claw foot bath - ensuite with underfloor heating. Includes a freshly baked hot breakfast.

The Soap Factory

The Soap Factory started life in the 1870s as the cart store. It later became known as the Soap Factory, as candles and soap were manufactured and sold from here.

With its twin bay windows this room is light and sunny with an attractive outlook over the courtyard. It's stone walls and wooden floors add great character, whilst modern day luxuries are not overlooked.

King bed - quality cotton linen - feather eiderdown - radiator central heating - ensuite. Includes a freshly baked hot breakfast.