The rooms are the kind of space where you can fully unplug—or plug in, because the Wi-Fi is actually decent. No buffering? In this economy? Yes, it’s true. You’ll find a massive flat-screen TV, a workspace that doesn’t wobble, and pillows that feel like they’re made of marshmallow dreams.
I tried to do some “work” there. I opened my laptop, stared at an email, and then promptly took a nap. The bed is just that enticing. Blame the hotel, not my lack of ambition. They’ve clearly mastered the art of the “just one more snooze” vibe.
And the bathroom? Spotless. There’s a power shower that will blast the grime of a museum crawl right off your back. You’ll emerge feeling like a new person—maybe even one who knows the difference between a blast furnace and a bellows. (I don’t, but I felt smarter.)
Eating and Drinking: Fuel for Adventure
Let’s be real: you’re going to be hungry after all that history. The hotel’s restaurant, Bar & Grill, is the real deal. It’s not one of those sad, shriveled hotel buffets. We’re talking proper grub: steaks, burgers, and a full English breakfast that’s practically a religious experience.
I had a burger there that was so juicy, I almost wrote a sonnet about it. Almost. The chips were crunchy, the bun was soft, and I didn’t feel judged for ordering a second pudding. Pro-tip: get the sticky toffee pudding. You’ll thank me later.
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Breakfast is a spread of glory. Imagine: crispy bacon, sausages that snap, eggs cooked any way you like, and enough pastries to fill a small museum. You can also make your own waffle! It’s less about calories and more about historical fuel. (That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.)
