The room was spacious, with "kitchen"facilities that we weren't expecting (although a very stained mat in front of the sink).The bathroom was adequate and clean with basic toiletries. We had paid extra for a queen bed, but it was just a standard double. Breakfast was brought to the room with a choice of Full English or Continental. The food was hot but we were very disappointed to miss the "hotel/guest house" experience of going down to breakfast, being able to meet with other guests, choosing what we wanted to eat and having fresh toast and tea in a teapot! In fact, we were not allowed into the main building AT ALL, so we saw nothing of the bar, restaurant, lounge with piano, spa and all the other things described in the hotel website. I appreciate that SOME restrictions were down to COVID, but wherever we went during the week, we could go into pubs and restaurants to eat with the minimum of restrictions. It made the stay feel more like a self-catering experience, albeit one where breakfast was brought to us. We had been warned, just 2 days prior to our visit, that no breakfast would be provided on our first morning (we had already paid for this). I had to chase up the proprietor at the end of our stay for reimbursment for the missed meal.There was no daily housekeeping (okay, COVID again) but not even a toilet brush or roll of kitchen towel was provided. The general feeling was that COVID was being used as an excuse to offer limited facilities. Overall "Could do better"