The rooms
The building was not designed for people, so the rooms follow the beams rather than a plan. Two look over the harbour and two over the marsh; the marsh rooms are darker, cooler and much quieter on a Friday. We have photographed three of them by what they look at, because that is the half of the room you cannot change.
The whole top floor, under the original pulley beam, with the only bath in the building you can lie down in.
Tonight, from £310 B&B
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First floor, straight over the harbour wall. You can hear the boats going out at five, and you will.
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The quiet one. West over the saltings, and in October you will hear the geese come in before you see them.
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The seaward corner, with the tarred wall outside and room for a third bed if you need one.
Tonight, from £310 B&B
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One of the four rooms is held back for people who ring rather than book online. If the calendar says we are full, it is still worth asking.