Pulling into the car park, I half-expected a hay bale instead of a reception desk. Instead, there’s a sleek, modern building that looks like it was beamed in from a business park—but with better air. The real star, though? The view from the lobby windows: green fields, sheep, and yes, those bossy cows.
Check-in was so quick I almost missed the chance to complain about the drive. The staff were chirpy—almost suspiciously so—like they’d been trained to smile even if the Wi-Fi went down. (Spoiler: the Wi-Fi was fine. I checked Instagram immediately, because priorities.)
The room: a box of surprises
Let’s talk about the room. It’s a Premier Inn, so you know the drill: a bed that’s basically a cloud, a TV with 57 channels of nothing, and a bathroom that’s clean enough to eat off the floor. (I didn’t test that, but you could.) The highlight? My window faced the cows again. I felt like a VIP—Very Important Person for Pastoral Living.
There’s a small desk for “working,” but let’s be real: you’ll probably end up staring out the window, contemplating why those sheep look so judgmental. The blackout curtains are aggressively effective—I woke up at 10 a.m. thinking it was midnight. Worth the £79 rate alone.
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