Lobby
The lobby is cosy with some seating area for guests to relax.
Exterior
It is a fine example of early sixteenth-century architecture and was initially the home of Henry Roper, gentleman servant to Catherine of Aragon. In 1535 Robert Wright took up residence and named this lovely house his Manor of Mary Green after his young bride.
Rooms
Most of the bedrooms face into a secluded garden courtyard. All incorporate every modern facility including Television with multi-channel Sky and Teletext, private fax machine and trouser-press.
Restaurant
In the warm and friendly atmosphere of the impressive baronial hall restaurant, guests can select from extensive A la carte of Fixed Price menus complemented by a comprehensive award winning Wine list. and Afternoon Teas are also available in the Oak Room Lounge, Conservatory, or Courtyard Garden.