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"Really lovely hotel. The food was superb. "

"Second visit because it’s a comfy place to stay "

"Staff were excellent, restaurant food was delicious. Overall a lovely place to stay."

"Wonderful stay with great service and fabulous food."

"Great property with lots of space and plenty of parking, located in a beautiful area."

"Great food, lovely accommodation, relaxing environment, this was out second visit, but will be back many more times I'm sure !"

"Fantastic location. Dog friendly garden, with a little stream running through, lovely walks, warm, cosy, comfey beds, great hot tub. I kept the horses nearby with a friend had rode in the nearby forest. Beautiful countryside."

"Very nice cottage with beautiful gardens. The beds were comfortable and the shower pressure was great. The owner provided tea, coffee and milk, which was a very nice touch as we arrived very late. Would definitely stay again."

"Peaceful out of the way hideaway , with excellent hot tub . Great communication with owners before arrival . "

"Beautiful character with original features and plenty of space for a large group. The hot tub overlooking the stunning setting was the icing on the cake. Would thoroughly recommend."

"The local church is lovely and worth a visit. Good walks on Offa's Dyke's path. The property would suit a book fanatic as the place is full of expensive first edition copies and cobwebs! Barking dogs at night from a nearby property kept us awake. Otherwise ok. "

"Good communication before and during our stay. Exceptionally clean Quiet location. Good seating areas x3 for family Well equipped kitchen Good room for the dog/s to stay"

"OK, but I would question the cleanliness when you find dog mess on the rear decking area when you arrive."

"We had a lovely relaxing weekend break. Such a beautiful and peaceful location. Chris and Tracey were very warm and welcoming. The cake was a nice surprise. We took our dog, and he really enjoyed himself. The rooms are all large so plenty of room for him to lie down, and we had the use of a field to walk him in. "