Ground Floor Plan Our meeting rooms are all on the ground floor, some with views of the south-facing garden or perhaps of the underlit outdoor heated pool. All room are Wi-Fi compatible and have perfect drinks reception rooms nearby, such as our cosy fire side lounges or the sophisticated poolside gardens each with their own character. Click Room Number for Details room » Room 16 A Junior Suite with oak beams, open fire, roll-top bath, large bed and bright country decor. Read More » Room 14 A large ground floor classic suite with big bathroom, sofa bed in the sitting room and a King-size bed. Oatmeal and naturals with lots of tactile textures. Read More » Room 12 A welcoming ground floor room with large bed, decorated in muted blue and cream. Read More » Room 11 A ground floor room close to the restaurant, this studio room has a queen-size bed and is decorated in lilac and pale pink. Large shower, but no bath. Lounge » Read More » Room 21 A secluded suite with its own patio and garden, overlooking the pool. Furnished in vivid reds and rich greens. Artwork by popular artist Mary Ann Rogers, creating a cosy but spacious hideaway. Read More » Room 22 A large galleried poolside suite with wood-burning stove and air-conditioning. Furnished with natural brick and beige tones and country-chic style. Black slate walk-in shower, double ended bath and huge bed. The gallery provides space for an extra person or an office. Read More » Room 23 Rich berry red and beige, this poolside suite has a lovely warm feel. with its own quirky wood-burning stove, a double ended bath and black slate walk-in shower. Interesting artwork and tactile fabrics complete the style. Air-conditioned with private terrace. Read More » Room 24 This poolside suite with its own private terrace is furnished in heathery tones complementing the oak wood floor and black slate bathroom. Wood-burning stove and air-conditioning to ensure a perfect temperature whatever time of year. Read More » Read More » Lounge » Lounge » Lounge » Lounge » Lounge » read more » read more » read more » read more » read more » read more »