Check-in from 3pm
Arrive when you like after three. If you will be later than nine, call and we will keep the kettle on.
Rooms & rates
Three rooms from $165 per night.
Every stay includes breakfast, use of the boot room, the bar's honesty shelf, and all the local walking advice you need.
No. 1The Brass Room
A queen brass bed, a writing desk by the window, and the garden waking up outside.
The Brass Room sits over the east garden and takes the morning sun first. There is a proper reading chair, a carafe of well water on the dresser, and a bathroom with a rainfall shower. It is the room returning guests ask for by name.
- Bed
- Queen brass
- Looks onto
- East garden
- Sleeps
- Two
from $185 a night, breakfast included
Check The Brass Room availability
No. 2The Four-Poster
White curtains, a fireside corner, and the deep quiet of the house's oldest wing.
The Four-Poster is the room for occasions. The bed is dressed in linen, the curtains draw all the way around, and the chairs by the hearth are where more than one engagement has been proposed. The bathroom has a deep soaking tub.
- Bed
- Four-poster queen
- Looks onto
- Courtyard
- Sleeps
- Two
from $240 a night, breakfast included
Check The Four-Poster availability
No. 3The Twin
Two proper beds, morning light, and room for walking gear by the door.
The Twin is the walkers' room: two comfortable singles, hooks and a bench for boots and packs, and a window that faces the trail head side of the valley. Friends, siblings, and parents with one grown child tend to land here.
- Beds
- Two singles
- Looks onto
- West hills
- Sleeps
- Two
from $165 a night, breakfast included
Check The Twin availabilityHouse notes
Check-in, breakfast, dogs, and rate policies.
Breakfast is included
Cooked to order from 7:30 to 9:30. Walker's breakfasts are wrapped the night before for early starts.
Dogs and boots welcome
The boot room has drying racks, spare coats, and towels for four-legged walkers. Dogs stay free in the Twin.
Straightforward rates
Rates are per room per night, breakfast included. Two-night minimum at weekends, because the hills deserve it.