This was a quirky place full of character and very friendly. The bed was very comfortable and beautifully clean, as was the rest of the place. The room was small but fine for the two nights we stayed, may have been a bit challenging if your were staying for a week. We were disappointed that there was nowhere we could make a cup of tea, especially as we had had a long journey and didn't really want to go out on our first evening.
Despite being over a busy pub were were not disturbed by noise from the bar.
We loved our stay, but one thing to consider if you have restricted mobility, the rooms are on the third floor (it is a very old building with low ceilings), there is no lift and the two short flights of stairs were uneven and irregular which I had difficulty going up and down. If you have severe knee or hip problems this may not be the place for you.