This is a wonderful pub, and Paddy is a warm and welcoming host. However, on our first night there were a few too many housekeeping issues to continue, and we decided to cut our stay short. I'll be specific, so you can decide if this is the right place for you.
First, the bathroom is a shared space between all the rooms, with bar soap and only one toilet. Shared bar soap is a stretch for me personally, because it inevitably gets kind of dirty and gummy, but that would have been ok if the toilet seat attachment hadn't also been broken. One hinge had given up the ghost and the other was writing its will, and the seat didn't stay up for the men. That meant every time I sat down--which I did carefully, lest I go sliding away into the tub--I had to first wipe away a bunch of pee. And then wash my hands with gummy soap.
A large jug of drinking water was provided, but it had black mould around the rim. I'd suggest bringing your own. I'd also suggest bringing a nice clean bottle of squirt soap.
Lastly, the fridge was only in somewhat working order. If you need to chill butter you're good to go but anything that needs 'cold' to not spoil might not make it.
On the plus side the beds were fresh and cleanly laundered, which I really appreciated, and the spider on the ceiling was not one of the scary ones. More of a spindly daddy-long-legs who blessedly kept to herself.
This pub is an authentic, warm experience, and if you're ok with the above you'll have a great time at a great price. And even if it's not the right place to stay, definitely stop in for a pint and enjoy the fantastic collection of interesting objects on display!