There's no air-conditioning in this hotel (it's a listed building), but in the current heatwave the room was unbearably hot.
Room 245 had only 1 window, this was quite stiff and awkward to open/close... But even open did little to alleviate the heat, this built up during the day even with curtains closed (Broken curtain pole!) and room temp must have been easily pushing 40°C
The bathroom was even worse, with zero windows or ventilation it was a sauna, all trips in their were brief and the only way to dry after a shower was to exit into the heat of the bedroom, which after the bathroom felt momentarily cooler.
There was a fan, but it only succeeded in gently wafting around the hot air.
To add to this the hairdryer cut out on my wife, it overheated as the filter at the rear was clogged, evidently never cleaned (I managed to rectify this myself) and to rub salt into the wound we returned to our room to watch the post midnight extra time in the England match on TV, (we were so tired after the previous nights fitful sleep in the sweating heat), only to find that the TV has no signal....I gave up.
The staff were pleasant and friendly, and able to provide ice and chilled water, but this did not compensate for the most unpleasant 2 days in a hotel I have ever spent.... Management, invest in some portable Aircon units or lose business, as this type of weather is going to be an annual occurrence, and I suspect that I am not alone in being very unlikely to book this hotel again.