The Three Horseshoes is stylish and dog friendly. The house itself was originally owned by the Able Family back in 1860. The food fits a wide range of tastes and is made using local produce. There is a pool room if you fancy a game of pool and you can book a room to stay in at reception if you need it.
The building allows for a lot of sunlight to come in as the doors in-between areas are glass and the windows looking out onto the garden and across the countryside are floor to celling. There are electric and real fireplaces as well as various paintings. After finishing a pint or meal, the bathrooms are well-lit and also very clean.

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The disabled toilet is functional. Handles are well placed for those in various sizes and types of wheelchairs, also the door lock is easily accessible. The taps and flushing are not automatic. On the way in there is a ramp to the front and back doors. All floor space is flat, including outside the double doors and in the garden. There is plenty of space between the tables for wheelchair manoeuvring. Guide dogs are welcome, and there are vegetarian options on the menu.
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