Park where instructed, cross the road with care and you pass an open conservatory which is used as a smokatorium and go into a buzzy inn with a snug, a bar, a withdrawing room with dining tables, a further dining room and a brace of what they call 'toilets' - there are two more of these outside, although the men's WC has a lock which fails to work.
The arrangement is similar to that at Hardwick Hall (another Cavendish property designed by the Smythsons), where a withdrawing room off a great chamber was designed to be used in this fashion; Girouard, 1989, 35.