The superior double room features a grand king-size four-poster bed, a flat-screen television and an ensuite bathroom with clawfoot bathtub. More...

Room two features a double bed and graciously sized bathroom featuring a claw-foot tub and freestanding shower. More...

Room three features two single beds and a bright sunny bathroom with a shower over a clawfoot bath. More...

Room four two single beds and a bright sunny bathroom with a shower over a clawfoot bath. More...

Each now featuring two single beds, rooms 5 and 6 were originally the dwelling of the Hartly family in the 1820s. The two rooms still make a convenient and cozy place for families, as the shared corridor can be shut off to create a family room. More...

Each now featuring two single beds, rooms 5 and 6 were originally the dwelling of the Hartly family in the 1820s. The two rooms still make a convenient and cozy place for families, as the shared corridor can be shut off to create a family room. More...

Featuring two single beds, this quaint historical room has a secluded feel. More...

With a view over the picturesque crossroads at the heart of Bathurst and out to the countryside beyond, it's easy to see why room 8 is rumoured to have been Lord Charles Somerset's favourite room in the 1800s. More...

This light and bright room of gracious proportions is the largest of the historic rooms and features a queen-size bed. In addition to two adults, two children can be accommodated with additional mattresses on request. More...

Room 10 features two single beds and a hand basin in the room. More...