Superficially, the room was as advertised.
However, heating was off on arrival and the room was extremely cold (probably the same as outdoor temperature, 9-10 C.)
Also the bathroom was very dark, as one of the lamps was blown and the other was very faint.
After reporting these issues, they were fixed quite fast, so everything was ok after that.
The room is nice, with appropriate kitcheware etc. for two persons. The bed would benefit of a mattress. Now the springs are felt through, affecting sleeping comfort.
I still cannot fathom, how one is supposed to wash their hands over a sink with two taps at the opposing ends of the sink. You can choose icy cold or scalding hot water - but not warm running water. But this is nothing specific to this place: it seems to be very common in British Isles. Over our one week stay, only one accommodation (a hotel in Dublin) had proper mixer taps.
As someone coming from Nordic countries, I find the British Isles building standards seriously lacking...