Guest User
February 15, 2024
We really enjoyed our stay at the Riverside Inn. We only had one night but were very impressed with the delightfully decorated room and comfort. The room was quite cool when we got there - the radiator was cool and there was no one in the building to ask so I called Lily and she told me the heating for the building was controlled remotely and would come on at certain times. She said there was nothing she could do about it but wait for the temperature to get to a certain level and then then the heating would come on. This didn't really solve the issue so I just put another jumper on . . . . . The location couldn't have been better and we had a ground floor bedroom with a large window looking out onto the river. There was a table and two chairs you could sit at and watch the world go by. The bed was extremely comfortable and we had a large bathroom with bath/shower, lovely towels and toiletries. Also included was tea/coffee making facilities and delicious biscuits. The location of the inn was incredibly quiet - we couldn't hear anything outside at all - but being a ground floor bedroom meant we could unfortunately hear the "elephants" upstairs. The floor boards creaked and we could hear every single footstep above our heads. We sat and tracked walking across the bedroom into the bathroom and back again - stopping at the bed and walking to the window. - creak, creak, creak, creak which, of course, which sounded amplified as everything else was so quiet. Anyway, it was only for one night and there wasn't anything we could do about it. We were late down for breakfast which finished at 9.30am, but managed to get some cooked eggs, bacon, sausage and toast before it was packed away - which was very nice. One other issue was the 10.00am check-out! We've never stayed in accommodation with such an early check-out before and when you're on holiday, it's a bit extreme to have to rush around in the morning.