This 16th Century former Coach House overlooking the city walls has been recently refurbished. Stylish restaurant with lots of character and 5 beautiful en suite bedrooms with modern facilities, retaining their 16th century oak beamed charm. In the past the property was known as the Flying Horse, a regular haunt of the novelist Charles Dickens and legend has it, one of few places to have had a tunnel leading directly to the Cathedral. The space The very spacious Dickens room is situated at the front of the building on the first floor and features one king bed and seating area. Tastefully restored, the room boasts 2 bay windows which let in a wonderful light. The en-suite bathroom contains a large shower and quirky features of the 16th Century building. During your stay Independently owned local family restaurant, headed up by Matt Sworder. Matt trained at Gordon Ramsey's La Noisette and has won many local awards. Matt and his team are passionate about using the best local produce in creating innovative and tasty dishes to deliver a great guest experience.