If there is a problem with staying at Sue's (and it's a big 'if'), then it might be that you're unable to get out of the magnificent, sprawling cotton landscape that is the bed, one that I assume has its own postcode. Unless you're totally committed, you'll just wallow helplessly, possibly until you have to check out.

If you can muster the willpower to get up, you're only ten minutes' stroll from the city centre (actually, the centre of the centre). Be prepared for some fairly serious gradients in the immediate area, but also for the surprising views that they give. If you forget to grab a cup of the various teas Sue has thoughtfully made available for you before you leave, there are some nearby cafes to satisfy the morning pick-me-up.

Sue made us feel very welcome and at home, and had some excellent recommendations for places to go and great local restaurants, all within short walking distance. Checking in and out was easy, and the facilities and decor tastefully top-notch.

Overall, a great place to stay and we wouldn't hesitate to return.