All of the twelve bedrooms are en-suite. One twin bedded room is on the ground floor. Every room has been individually decorated and furnished with every attention to detail. Original period furnishings compliment the remote control televisions, individual heating thermostats, double glazing, direct dial telephones, hairdryers, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Herbal teas are available on request.
Three of these rooms have sofas, which can convert into beds, when family rooms are required. All other rooms have antique brass, wrought iron or period wooden bedsteads - one with a canopy over. There is a wide choice of single, double, twin-bedded, and family rooms. Some of the south facing bedrooms at the sunny rear of The Edwardian have views towards Haldon Hills in the distance. The folly was built in 1788 by Sir Robert Palk in memory of his friend, General Stringer Lawrence, whom he had met in India.