The Tutbury room is on the ground floor. It is, in fact, three rooms. The main bedroom is accessed from the ground floor hall. From the main bedroom there is a door to (what the estate agents when we bought the house called) the Garden Room. The third room is the en-suite, with toilet, basin and walk in shower compartment.

The main bedroom is a twin, with two divan beds. They are separated by a bedside cabinet, but the beds could be placed alongside each other if required (with access from either side) – just ask.

There is a single bed in the Garden Room, but an extra bed can be provided here if requested.

This arrangement of the accommodation means that an extra degree of privacy is attained between those in the main bedroom and those in the Garden Room. This makes it suitable for, say, a couple with children or a relative. (Recent guests chose to have mother and daughter sleeping in the main bedroom, while the snoring father was banished to the Garden Room.)

The main bedroom showing the door through to the Garden Room. There are curtains over the windows between the two rooms.