Beech Hill B&B

Great stay, really friendly snd helpful host. Breakfast was fantastic.

What a quirky lovely house. We were met by Leo, a lovely lad who showed us to our accommodation. The room we were in, was large with a double bed and a bed settee which was very comfortable. Across the small corridoor was a huge bathroom with loo and walk in shower. Leo brought us fresh milk and offered a cafetiere for fresh coffee. Breakfast is included, but only a small choice of poached eggs (beautiful) with homemade chutney and bacon from their own hand reared piggies. Breakfast was served in your room . This B&B is different but well worth a visit to see how a B&B can be run by sustainable resources. Set in 2 Acres of land you can see how the lawns and fields are all left to invite nature to nurture. You can even book a massage. Sadly, I had no time but maybe next time. Loved our stay and will be back.

Stayed here for one night on our way to Manchester. Was easy to find and park. We were given directions to our room before we got there. Looking at the house there looked no sign of life. You walk down the side of the big house where you come across a purpose built chalet type of room. The key was in the door ready for us. It was lovely and warm and tidy. Tea, coffee and milk supplied, and also toiletries which were very nice. The bed was extremely comfortable. Now for downside. Lots of cobwebs especially in the bathroom, extremely cold tiled bathroom floor, rock hard towels, a dirty booklet with information about the land, maybe have it laminated as it had stains all over it. Although a free breakfast is available it’s not your normal English breakfast, you have to pay extra for a few slices of bacon! No sausages, beans, toast, tomatoes. In the disgusting book it mentions about the sustainability of the land etc and how they don’t use the swimming pool or hot tub as it’s used for rain water and uses too much electric. So if you don’t use it why put it in the booklet. The garden needs a complete makeover, the grass is very tall. Also the old garden furniture and blankets hanging up on make do washing lines reminded us of a commune. Although it was a very peaceful stay we won’t be staying again.