Rooms
Four room types, each made for a different way of staying: lake-facing, garden-quiet, family-sized or more independent for a longer stay. Choose by view, sleep, space and practical need—not by a ladder of invented luxury.
Every room has a private shower, heating, breakfast, tea and practical storage. What changes is its relationship to the day: the Shore Room faces the lake; the Orchard Room trades the view for shade, quiet and a proper desk; the Family Room gives four guests four permanent beds; the Garden Studio adds space, a kitchenette and the hotel’s step-free route. Use the cards for current facts, then compare only the differences that will matter after the first photograph.
Shore Room
Lake-facing king-or-twin room for two with a covered veranda; exact views vary and may be filtered by trees.
Orchard Room
Garden-facing king-or-twin room for two with a full writing desk and no lake view.
Family Room
Open-plan room for up to four with one queen and two permanent single beds; not a two-bedroom suite.
Garden Studio
Step-free studio for up to three with king-or-twin bed, daybed, kitchenette and private garden terrace; no lake view.
Start here when choosing the room type that best fits your party, pace, view preference and access needs.