 Dobbin’s was built in the 13th century by a Norman knight Reginald D Aubin. Inside near the reception is a priest hole where they use to say mass at times when it was outlawed by the crown. Before becoming a hotel in 1946 the building as been used for many other things such as a armoury, family castle and a gaol. The current owners who have continued the hotel business have been there since 1978. The hotel is said to be haunted by Maude, a broken hearted ghost, who is known to stroke the faces of sleeping guests.
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