I stayed here with my two teen girls for a couple of nights. We had a wedding nearby, and who could turn down the chance to stay in a castle? It is a bit old and musty - it's a castle! - but you take this into consideration when you decide to stay in a place of history. My daughters adored it, and the owner is probably the hardest working business owner I've ever met. The furniture (four poster bed!) is beautiful, and breakfast was fantastic. We enjoyed walking the grounds. My only concern was that we had requested a three person en-suite room, but was assigned two rooms on different floors (which was OK because my kids are older) and bathrooms outside the rooms (my kids had to go down a floor). This was awkward and not what I had asked for, but it doesn't deter me from recommending a stay here. Just be clear about what you need. Incidentally, the soaking tub was the best I've ever used. This was a once in a lifetime experience. And if you don't have time to stay here, the grounds and tea room are great, too, and worth a stop.