Very palatial and impressive, long driveway, vast grounds, reception is main entrance to old building. Unless you're booked into an expensive suite you're then sent down through this lengthy route with all your bags to get to a room which is in the newer hidden 'wing' built out of sight to the left and behind the old building.
Rooms are spacious, quite plush, bed is getting a bit tired and squeaky, decor is dated and paper is beginning to peel. Very low water pressure in gravity fed generic shower over bath, bath plug is captive flip-over style chome disc so you constantly plug the bath whilst having a shower by standing on it. Lighting is all warm temp and low wattage so you'll need your phone torch for any decent light to read by. Fridge in room is a welcome positive, not plugged in when you arrive so remember to do this first. TV has all generic freeview channels, signal is decent with no blocking, remote is typical LG hospitality option with million and one pointless buttons all in the wrong place.
The brasserie is absolutely riddled with flies everywhere and the staff don't seem to be bothered when mentioning the issue. Food itself is typically pretentious and expensive. Breakfast buffet isn't magic either, hot buffet is luke warm but will keep you alive but the presence of flies on everything does nothing for the appetite.