| On the lower floor of the larger hotel building is the pool table room, which can be used freely by hotel guests, subject to availability. | You’re more than welcome to enjoy a relaxing (or thrilling, depending on your competition) game of pool! If you want beer, wine or cider for the game, you are welcome to buy it from the reception. |
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Please note that there is no accommodation in the Castle, but instead a restaurant, banquet halls and a breakfast room.
The Castle from 1648 contains a restaurant, banquet halls and a breakfast room in the cellar.
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The Manor House from the 18th century has six suites, lounges and a board room
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The hotel houses the reception, 12 standard double rooms and 48 smaller double rooms, three conference rooms and six breakout rooms.
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The harbour café offers ice cream, snacks and light meals.
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The Coachman's Quarters from the 17th century offer two suites and one small double room.
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The Keeper's House has two conference rooms and several break-out rooms.
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The Pavilion offers eight double rooms and one conference room.
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The red two-storey building is called the Wagonsmith and has 12 standard double rooms.
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These ten Chalets contain 16 Junior Suites as well as four suites with saunas and jacuzzis.
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Four hot spa pools that can be rented at the reception.
