St Quentin Arms, in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Whenever we come to Filey, we always make sure we eat here. The staff are fantastic and the food is even better. They make a family feel very welcome and can’t do enough for you. If you are staying in Filey, Bridlington or Scarborough, make a point of eating at the St Quintin Arms

The food was probably one of the worst meals out ever. I ordered a steak burger but what appeared was of the poorest and cheapest quality, more like frozen or tinned...I should not have eaten any of it and wish I hadn't had the small amount I did....never again....yuck.

Fantastic food at a good price Gary and Tracy are great hosts Steve is an amazing chef Anyone with allergies this place knows their stuff My wife and daughter both have allergies it is unbelievable how many places can’t provide for them even just the basics This place is on top of its game and deserves a special mention Thank you guys for all your hard work we really appreciate it

Have eaten Sunday lunch numerous times but first time for evening meal. Plenty of choices. All food piping hot and plentiful. Never disappoints !!

A Friendly welcome from Gary and Tracy, really great food and a lovely peaceful stopover on our first night on the Yorkshire coast Set in a pretty village with interesting walks

We went for lunch after seeing the sign last time we were in the area. Wonderful lunch, drinks and service. We were too full for a pudding. Alas couldn't resist the home made bread and butter pudding which was kindly packed up for us to take home. Highly recommend and we will definitely be back.

A wonderful peaceful experience. Comfortable room & delicious food for breakfast & evening meals. Ample portions & nicely presented. Well kept beers & very friendly hosts. Love the remote location & the rural setting close to interesting church. Good car parking facilities & free WiFi. Thank you for a lovely two day break.

A warm friendly welcome, followed by delicious food and chilled drinks. My husband had the posh fish finger sandwich and I devoured the homemade lamb and mint pie. The staff were very friendly and made me and my husband along with our little yorkie feel very at home. It was a lovely dining experience at this beautiful little village pub.

Fabulous village location for us to stay and explore the area from Great hospitality very friendly and welcoming. Excellent value for money.

Highly recommend this county Inn, great hosts Gary and Tracy, spacious room and bathroom, comfortable bed, quiet village setting, only about 8 miles from the East cost. We had a very tasty evening meal and a few hand pulled beers. Great nights sleep, and a super breakfast, quality bacon sausage and black pudding, you pick what items you want on your breakfast, orange juice fresh coffee and toast. A great place to stay.

We dropped by over the Easter weekend with family. A gorgeous pub/hotel, very traditional with lovely ales. I had the all day breakfast and I have to say I can’t remember having anything better in my life. All 5 meals were outstanding. Top notch

We were out walking and a bright and sunny Sunday and stopped here for a rest and quick drink. Lovely spot in the sheltered beer garden to enjoy the winter sun and a cold drink!

We enjoyed a superb lunch today. Prawn curry off the "specials" board & gammon, egg (2) & chips. This pub serves traditional pub food, but top quality & excellent presentation. The menu is varied & there is something for everyone. The Landlord & Landlady are friendly, professional & helpful. It's a good idea to book or at least ring beforehand. We did, as we had a dog with us & we wanted to make sure they could accommodate us. There are rooms to stay over too, but these aren't dog friendly, but wouldn't stop us from returning for both food & an overnight stay. Highly recommended.

Lovely food, the venison meatballs with champ and sauce were beautiful My husband had ribeye steak and jam sponge, both were very good

Stayed here for one night as we wanted to spend a day in Bridlington. The room was nice and comfortable and dinner was excellent. The pub has a very friendly atmosphere. The owners are very friendly and we wish them well in these difficult times.

Stayed for a few days as my wife was on archaeological dig in the area. We wanted somewhere quiet and relaxing and this was perfect. Great room, very good food and lovely hosts (Gary and Tracy). First time visitors to the area and loved, the people and villages. I would recommend the St Quintin Arms to anyone visiting here

We stopped in today for lunch, we have passed the sign on our way to our holiday home but never turned off, really glad we did today. We had our dog with us, happy to say he was invited in with us which is really handy. Lovely landlord served us, the food was fab, and a great price. Great to hear the menu is also seasonal. The beer garden is a highlight, this is a lovely local away from the hustle and bustle, overall we had a lovely visit and can't wait to visit again.

We stayed here for one night recently, our room was spacious, plenty of wardrobe space, bed very comfy and had a lovely view. Gary who showed us to our room was very friendly and explained the ins and outs of the pub. We had booked a table for dinner, great selection of choice for all. I had pork schnitzel and hubby had a steak and ale pie, both looked well presented and were very tasty. The dining area and bar were nicely decorated and it felt relaxing. Overall we loved our stay and would def go back again.

Wow! First visit and we will definitely come back again. Very warm welcome for our family of four and the staff were great with our young daughters throughout the meal. The food was fantastic - home made, very tasty and generous portions. If staying in...

Had a fantastic stay, hosts were friendly and very accommodating. Food was second to none wouldn't hesitate to stay again

Been for Sunay lunch to celebrate wedding anniversary and have no hesitatiin in recommending. Excellent choices for all courses, portions plentiful and very ameniable staff. We shall be returning

We stayed at St Quintin Arms for one night while waiting to pick up our new puppy. Straight away Tracy and Gary were so friendly and hospitable. Their easy going manner and fun attitude was welcoming. We booked an evening meal and I had the...

Second time for us here as usual friendly service and good reasonably priced food and drink. Only one little gripe our sunday lunch was not very hot and the beef was a little overcooked for our liking as we like it medium rare which isnt...

We have been hear a couple of time before and it has been a member of staff that has looked after us not the landlord and lady and she was fantastic!!! But this time she must have been off ! Well me and my wife...

Friends who came to visit us from Manchester stayed here and we met them for dinner, food was amazing we had a fantastic night we will definitely be back as will our friends who stayed over 👍🏼👍🏼

2 couples in motorhomes planned to stay one night and ended up staying another night. The choice of beer was good and the food delicious. We will be going back.

Have seen the sign on the main road as we have been travelling round the area. Decide to try it last week and delighted with our find. Good beer and excellent food. Have been back again this week with friends Excellent||

We had the Indian burger and a mixed grill. Both were beautiful and definitely wasn't hungry afterwards! Very decently priced. Staff friendly and very attentive . Can't wait to return

Lovely food in a great traditional pub that needs visiting. Log burner roaring and a nice friendly welcome, good service, good menu, reasonably priced, quality food. Cant recommended enough

Booked for 6pm and arrived at 5.58pm walked through the door to be told our booking was for 6. They then ignored us because we were 2 minutes early. Shocking hospitality didn't feel welcome at all. Food not great either, sauce clearly out of a...

We have just spent a lovely couple of nights at st quintin arms. Gary tracy and amy and the other staff made us so welcome. We had evening meals there over 2 nights and the food was wonderful. The breakfast was the best I have...

Booked for lunch yesterday and we were not disappointed. I had the Mediterranean veg tart which was absolutely delicious and flavoursome and my mother had fish and chips - an enormous plateful and again delicious. Friendly service and highly recommended and can’t wait to go...

We booked a meal here on the recommendation of a friend we were staying with, we were certainly not disappointed, it was one of the best pub meals I’ve had in ages. The welcome we received on arrival at the bar was lovely, very friendly....

Stayed here for one night but wanted to stay longer. Lovely comfy rooms and delicious home made food. Very friendly owner and staff. Would highly recommend and if in this vicinity again we would definitely stay again.

We visited St Quintin’s twice this week and it was consistently brilliant on both occasions. The dining area is on the smaller side as this is a quaint, village pub so booking is recommended! We were greeted with a warm and friendly welcome on arrival...

Stopped here on day four of our family cycle adventure (C2C). Wanting the tranquility of the country within reach of our goal of Bridlington, the St Quintin Arms fit the bill perfectly. From the moment we arrived Gary the owner was exceptionally friendly and helpful...

Amazing food, friendly atmosphere and a very reasonable price for very generous portions of hot and fresh food! We we're very pleasantly surprised with our choice after visiting nearby.

What a lovely find! We had a delicious Sunday lunch here. Staff are friendly and food was amazing! Highly recommended

We stopped for a weekend break in the family room , From arriving to leaving we felt welcomed and the service we received was second to none , the family room is ideal for a family of 4 very clean and tidy and the decor...

This has to be a must for any couple or family who want to visit the busy East Coast but want the tranquility of a country village stay. Gary and Tracy are the ultimate hosts and the room, meals, breakfast and drinks are second to...

Food was nicely presented and tasty. It is a small inn so limited options but cooked well - we would eat here again

Stayed here for 2 nights for my birthday ( had meant to be in Edinburgh but covid put a stop to that ) found this lovely little B&B on trivago. The inn was very quaint with views across fields. Positives. We stayed in room 3...

A fantastic wet weekend in Yorkshire, well what made it fantastic was the St Quintin Arms where we stayed for two nights, and our excellent hosts Gary & Tracy not forgetting the very helpful staff who were top notch. The pub is in a lovely...

Was looking for a nice place for a meal came across this place on Trip Advisor. So glad we did . From the moment you walk in you are made to feel welcome. Good selection of drinks and the food is amazing. If your in...

Called here today without booking,we was soon found a table and really enjoyed our veggie meal,the service was excellent and the dessert was so large we shared it...pub food at its best

Stopped in for a meal on spec while out cycling. Place was spotless, staff an locals friendly. Good service and lovely meal.

Stayed for 3 nights, room was very good, food excellent and hosts were very friendly. We would stay here again without a doubt!

Just returned after a 2 night stay, we had a warm welcome,room clean and tidy, current meal choice is limited due to only just re opening after covid closure. Evening meal was very good,as was breakfast. Nice atmosphere, no hesitation in recommending.

Visited here with a last minute booking, 4 adults and 1 child. Fab food all round, great service and AMAZING sticky toffee pudding!

Four of us decided to visit after having heard good reviews and the meal lived up to our expectations. The service was friendly and efficient. The food excellent and we shall definitely be going back.

Visited today for Sunday lunch with my Daughter & her partner. Never to be repeated I’m afraid. Perhaps as my Dad is a chef I have high standards however this was well below what I would expect. My vegetarian main course was £11.50 for a supermarket bought vegetable puff pastry square. No Yorkshire pudding, no roast parsnips like my other diners. Had to give my potatoes away as roasted in animal fat!!!! Way over priced for what I got! The vegetables were hot were red hot but not the greatest rather over done. My daughter and her partner did enjoy their meat but commented the parsnips were undercooked and the Yorkshire puddings were not great. The desert I was hoping would be the redeeming feature but I was sadly disappointed chocolate orange cheesecake was so small I almost laughed. It arrived in a bun case yes a bun case imagine how small it was for £4.95. My Daughter & partner has the Brownie which they said was nice. We were sat by a log burner but as I was in the passage through to the toilet I felt cold. The route to the toilets was freezing cold. It’s a shame because my daughter took me for a treat and she was VERY DISAPPOINTED didn’t feel able to complain as the bar we were sat in had several drinkers around the bar. I think some advice from my Dad a chef of 50 plus years would work wonders.

Popped into the St Quinbtin on our way home from an overnight stay in Whitby.A little off the beaten track but well worth the visit.Had my wife and mother with me and we had a lovely lunch Food was really good quality and my wife commented that the fruit crumble was the best she has had in years.Customer service spot on Reasonably pricedCertainly, worth the visit

We visited the St Quintin Arms on a whim having seen it mentioned in Countryside Events an East Riding council publication for walkers. We did not initialy intend having a meal but the specials board tempted us. We were not disapointed, my wife had Lamb pie and i had stuffed lamb breast. The stuffed lamb breast was very salty to my taste, but in defence of the dish I have a very low tollerance of things even slightly salty, so some who always add salt may have found it reasonable. Fortunaly the stuffed breast came with a dish of lamb stew which was not salty and delicious. My wife declared the lamb pie as very good with a recomend for the pastry. We were both serves a selection of vegitble which wr perfectly cooked having "some bite" and lots of flaviour. I had a couple of pints of World Top ale and my wife drove home. Friendly pub atmoshere great food , great pity its not closer to our home. Added : I have given them 3 stars for food only because of the heavy handed use of salt in one dish, perhapse a little harsh but I do hate over salting.

3 of us had Sunday lunch here.It was excellent.Friendly staff.If we're in the area again we would definitely come here to dine or to stay

We ate here whilst on holiday in the area on a Monday Evening . Right from when we arrived the staff could not be more helpful. Good table view of fields to side. Food all home cooked I had lamb cutlets which came with bacon & mushrooms with gravey and loads of fresh veg and roast potatoes very good .Sassages & mash were good in a gravey and good quality sassages . Fish pie was good as hunters pie with venison mince good to. There is a main menu plus specials. Deserts not bad stickey toffee pudding with custard or ice cream and chocolate brownie all good.If you are in the area and want good quality pub food at a reasonable price give this place a go

Can’t believe I left it this long to return. One of the top restaurants in our area . The lamb shank was delicious. My husband had toad in the hole, he really enjoyed his meal. Said best sausages he had ever eaten . Fresh vegetables were lovely. The service was great especially the young lady who served us. Nice cold bottle of wine at a very good price. Lovely view out of the window of the church and fields. Cant wait to go back in the summer and sit in the garden and eat outside.

Been a couple of times , freshly cooked,clean,friendly staff,great menu , well worth a visit to this cosy traditional English pub .

Booked from TripAdvisor recommendation and was not disappointed. Lovely roast lamb and beef, lamb from own farm. Also catered admirably for non dairy without notice or stress. Friendly and relaxed service

Couldn't say enough positive things about Sunday lunch at the St Quintin Arms.

We were staying with a group of friends at the nearby blue bell and had phoned up the previous week to book Sunday lunch for 16 of us. We were put in a side room around a big round table which was a really nice touch and the staff were lovely. Everyone commented how nice the food was and there was such a wide choice of local produce to eat in addition to the usual Sunday lunch. Hoping to find a nearby campsite so we can return in the summer.

Went with my friends for the first time to celebrate my wife’s birthday. Very good service and food. The place is beautiful too. Will definitely visit again.

A good old fashioned village pub, one of which you don't see that often nowadays.

We came as a family of 4, loved the food and the service was great will definitely be back!

Friendly East Yorkshire pub in a wonderful location. Excellent honest food with generous portion sizes. Whole family enjoyed their food be it slow roast lamb, fish pie of a typical Sunday roast some even had room for pudding (also very good). Landlord and family very friendly and welcoming. Oh serves a good pint to go with the good food.

We stayed for 3 nights when visiting family nearby, large comfortable room with views across the village. We ate in the restaurant each night and would go back to explore more of the menu. Everything is home cooked , the lamb is reared in the village and the game is local , everything was delicious. Breakfast was cooked to order, the scrambled eggs and smoked salmon were amazing. Well worth the detour if you are in the area.

Stayed one night when attending a wedding nearby. From the booking process over the phone, to the call on arrival this is a great place to visit.

Went here for our anniversary meal, food was fabulous, good portion sizes, tasty and enjoyable. Friendly, welcoming staff. Lovely pub with an old world feel. Will definitely recomnend and will be visiting again ourselves

We visit here every now and then for a treat out and recently visited on a weekday night.

We’ve been here a couple of times before, to stay and to eat, and though this time we visited just for a cold drink during a hot bike ride it’s still a welcome find. The pub’s attractive - a traditional pub that’s been modernised without losing its character - and there’s a decent- sized patio area with some sunshades over the tables and a nice garden. Lots of planters and flower baskets everywhere too, which is always good to see. Well worth a visit and we know from before that it’s also an excellent place to stay.

We stayed the night and had one evening meal. All excellent. Really very good indeed. Lovely service, comfortable rooms and an unpretentious extremely good menu. We can fully recommend.

Visited The St Quintin Arms last night for a meal out with the girls

Lovely food Delightful landlord and landlady We were recommended this pub restaurant and arrived latish but were welcomed and treated very well

A lovely little place that’s warm and friendly from the minute you walk in to the time you leave. Good menu and so many nice things to choose from so give this little gem a try as you won’t be disappointed at all

Excellent service, lovely cosy pub, friendly atmosphere. Food beautifuly cooked and presented with great menu and specials choices

We were recommended this pub from our AirB+B host and we're so glad we followed her advice. Portion size was great! My husband had a venison burger and I had a mackerel salad. Both thoroughly enjoyed the food, but had no room for dessert unfortunately. Drinks were nice and the landlord was friendly

A very pleasant surprise to find this village pub hotel tucked away in the East Yorkshire Wolds. We had just picked up an item bought over the internet in a small village right off the beaten track. The "local" was recommended for a decent pint and good food. A well conditioned Wold real ale with a tasty starter with some home-made wedges was a good choice. I had warm sliced pigeon breast and beetroot salad while my wife had tasty Italian style meat balls. Generous portions for a starter and enough to help us on our way back. A friendly local pub with a well deserved recommendation from a local customer, thanks.

Ian and Zoe look after you from the moment you walk over the threshold. Great food and drink and super hosts and staff

Greeted the minute we walked through the door. Friendly staff behind the bar and serving the food. The atmosphere is friendly, cosy but not overcrowded.

We stayed here on Saturday night as my husband was skydiving nearby early on Sunday morning. The room was very nice and spotlessly clean. We had a meal on Saturday night and the food was very nice ... real pub grub!!

Stopped over for one night. Our room was spacious, quiet, and very comfortable, with a pleasant rural aspect over pastures...

Continuando mi investigación en como muchos pubs de la aldea local en East Yorkshire, ya que puedo manejar. Un Salto a almorzar en un día húmedo, miserable y fue inmediatamente nos hicieron sentir bienvenidos por Emma la camarera. Buen menú principal y algunos excelentes ofertas,...

Agradable pub local, personal amable, tuve que era delicioso, venado De postre tuve el sorbete de limón y quebradiza con crema que todas eran preciosas y la luz. Taza de té y un montón!

Quería co e volver aquí por un largo tiempo pero nunca pude y finalmente hizo el viaje de esta semana. ¿por qué tuvimos que esperar tanto? Entré y al instante y una cálida bienvenida por el personal y clientes habituales sábado en el bar. Ale en el bar así que es un buen comienzo. Se sentó a examinar el menú y era mucha variedad. Camarera ofreció ayuda y de hecho me señaló a la junta especiales encima del bar. La variedad es increíble, productos locales y recién cocinado. Ambos tuvimos morcilla Scotch Egg como entrante - increíble con la yema del huevo todavía crudos. Probablemente compartido que como entrante la próxima vez. Sobresaliente, piña y dos huevos fritos y un rudimentario y lomo de liebre Wellington (recomendado por la camarera y un local), acompañado de patatas fritas limosna y una selección de verduras frescas perfectamente cocinada. Yo no tenía espacio para un arranque así caía en una taza de café recién hecho. Por supuesto, mi esposa tenía pudding y optamos por la opción de tamaño (ignorando algo pegajoso) con crema pastelera budín pizcas hizo. La comida era francamente una de las mejores comidas que he tenido pub durante un largo tiempo y tan buena, si no mejor que algunos restaurantes en los que hemos probado. El pub tiene que pub campestre, tan cálido y acogedor. La auténtica comida y cerveza Real con un personal amable y entendido gente amable. Para el tiempo cálido un jardín! Las porciones de comida no son para los pusilánimes, así que nos dio la calidad y cantidad. Real Yorkshire.

My sisters turn to book our family gathering, we meet up 4 times in the year, there was 15 of us plus my grand daughter of 2, we had the side room to ourselves, we were looked after the food was on time hot and plenty of choice of veg which was nice to see, will definitely be going again, only one fault no signs for the toilets, my son ended up going upstairs into the living room of the landlords private house

Birthday for my Fiancée, what a lovely venue the food awesome.Ian front of house - what a lovely welcome from the manager and all the staf The menu was great, and a great time had by all. I was amazed at the size of the mixed grill that greeted me. It was served in a huge serving dish ,it was enormous! Home made Custard with sticky toffee pud, all food lovingly prepared, will look forward to going backagain.Thanks to all at st Quentin.

I visited with my two young children and was made to feel so welcome. Although there is not a children's menu, they do smaller portions for little ones. It was nice not to have the same old nuggets or fish fingers choice. The food was good value and top quality. We enjoyed roast beef dinners and couldn't resist a dessert too.

Whilst out on the tandem decided to give this charming village pub a try. Saturday lunchtime and pleasantly busy. All we wanted was a light lunch and coffee. We could not have been made more welcome by the proprietor Ian. The food, all we had was soup, was tremendous. What a credit to the kitchen. Beautiful warm ciabatta with oodles of butter - unfortunately not on my diet, plus a large pot of coffee. Superb! We have lived in Driffield for nearly five years and this is our first visit. What have we been playing at? Can't wait for an excuse to return, the menu was imaginative and local. One tip - I would advise booking at peak times. Thanks for a lovely lunchtime halt.

So pleased we took our friends advise and went for a meal!Quaint little country pub with excellent food , great quality and fantastic service you were made to feel extremely welcome .Will be returning .Always a good sign when packed on a week night How real pub grub should be !! Great ales !

Had a fantastic steak with my partner Jo last night. Fantastic hosts. Great place and will most definitely be returning. Very reasonable prices

We wanted to try this pub/restaurant but the web site was unavailable and as my wife is mainly vegetarian or pescetarian diet, we wanted to check the menu first. We therefore settled on the Old Star Inn Kilham but our choices on the menu were unavailable and there was no alternative for my wife so we took a chance on St Qinintin, glad we did. I had the lamb cutlets and they were superb. My wife had a seafood pancake and said it was really good, although she couldn't quite finish it due to the generous portion.The staff were friendly and helpful, the bar was clean and inviting.

A warm and friendly pub which was recommended to us for the quality of the food. We were not disappointed - there was an interesting menu and our dishes were served in a friendly and efficient menu and the quality of the food was excellent

This is a good traditional pub with excellent roasts and local beer on hand pump. It has a friendly staff and the prices are keen.

Friday night, out for a meal with parents.Warm and friendly welcome at the door and straight to our table in the recently re-furbished dining room.Excellent choice on the menu and good selection of drinks too!The food we selected was well presented, well cooked and well good value for money!!The service was exceptionally attentive and made sure we were happy, without being overpowering.If you have not been to the St Quentin Arms, please do give it a try!Oh, you can also book a room there too (we have not done that, so cannot tell you anything about it)P.S. The place is actually called the St Quintin Arms

We were two couples dining out for a celebration meal. The rural location and interior decor was charming and the proprietors welcoming and down to earth. Whilst starters were adequate and deserts good, the main dishes were sadly very average. Battered haddock was accompanied by a large salad and a seperate pot of large soggy chips. A lamb chop was very tasty, accompanied by a varied, but very small pot of vegetables. Rissotto and strogenoff were virtually drowned in an excess of salad. Whilst prices were moderately higher than average, they were not justified by the overall content of the meals.

A good British country pub with an interesting and reasonably varied menu including plenty of good game dishes =- make sure to check out the board for the specials. The three who had deserts seems to very much enjoy them and I enjoyed a good (and generous) cheese selection

A wonderful Friday evening spent with a group do good friends celebrating Brian's birthday. Very good choice of excellent food served by delightful staff.Theakstons best bitter always goes down well. Will definitely be going back.

Being out in the country most customers will need to designate a driver but even they won't be disappointed at the friendly welcome, good (better than normal pub) food, interesting menu and reasonable prices. The landlord and staff treat customers as friends and are always up for some light hearted banter. The beers ( for those who are drinking) seem to be well kept and include Wold Top.

having read all the glowing reviews of this place I am reluctant to even review but our honest opinion is as follows. My steak sirloin cooked to grey I did ask for no blood so can't complain on that but the chips were cold and soggy ( why can't people cook chips any more ) the sauce livened up the dish a bit but I wasn't impressed. However it gets worse my wife ( who was the reason we were there Birthday ) had a dish that was really very poor, the lamb was tough the vegetables cold and raw the potatoes where disgusting ( I tried some ), a awful meal we came home and put some Iceland potato skins in the oven ( I kid you not Iceland frozen food ). I mentioned when paying our views on the food but was informed we should have complained whilst eating the meal but they where very sorry, not as sorry as I was for giving my wife a meal to remember for all the wrong reasons on her birthday.

As a group of 10 weary cyclists nearing the end of our coast to coast cycle ride we stopped off at the St Quentin's yesterday for some much needed sustenance. It being Sunday lunchtime the restaurant was fully booked but notwithstanding this we couldn't have been made to feel more welcome. We all ordered sandwiches- mine was a lovely bacon and brie in warm ciabatta which was served with a fresh crisp salad and a bowl of home made chips- I couldn't have asked for anything better. We were able to enjoy our lunch sitting outside in the beer garden- the waitress even offered to get the parasol out for us to make sure we were out of the direct sunshine. A really lovely place and a great lunch but what impressed me more than anything was how welcoming and friendly all the staff were. I would highly recommend a visit here!

We visited to attend a wedding and to stay overnight. The room was lovely, absolutely spotless with beautiful views. Nice little touches with an assortment of tea and coffees and biscuits. Ian and Zoe and the team put in an amazing effort organising the wedding and nothing was too much trouble. Dinner and breakfast excellent. Lovely atmosphere. We will definitely be returning and recommending to all our friends.