Beech Hill B&B

This is a terrible place for a person expecting a good nights sleep in a clean environment. I ended up staying in what felt a converted shed. It was cold and damp. The bedding felt wet to sleep in as it was so damp. I ended up sleeping in my t-shirt i was so cold. The pillows where brown and dirty. The carpet had not been hovered. The electrics tripped 3 times and i had to keep putting the switch back up. The tv didnt work. I had to keep getting up to use the buttons on the tv itself. The screen wasnt pink. The bathroom window did not have a cover on it, so the owners whilst walking their dog could look in. so i ended up taping a carrier bag to the window. The draft was so bad from the rear door it was blowing the key chain in the door. I actually contemplated packing up in the night and going to sleep in the van. The only good thing was the eggs in the morning which was served on burnt toast. Definitely would not advise sleeping in the shed in the winter. Will never book this place again and it should not be listed as a hotel as all the pictures displayed are not even pictures of the shed i stayed in. All where of the main house.

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

Lovely character property with a big room. Mungo was very accomodating and helpful throughout our stay. As it is an old property it was a little chilly in the morning.

It was an ideal location for my requirements

Beautiful setting. We got a very warm welcome. Room felt very private as we had our own front door. Room was much bigger than we expected, we had a sofa, TV, fireplace and large comfy bed. Felt very homely. Accommodated for our dietary requirements too. We stayed for a nearby wedding but would definitely stay again if needed. Only thing I would do differently is booking in a massage with Mungo earlier. I left it last minute to ask and he was booked up, so if you fancy a massage during your stay ask early. They were very helpful and friendly. Thank you for the stay!

Spacious clean room and en suite with good shower. Large garden garden area and very quiet and peaceful Excellent friendly host and highly recommend the home made tomato ketchup!

We could not have asked for more. Wonderful hospitality. Superb accommodation, spacious and comfortable. Great location.

I stayed in the Orange room and paid £90 for the night. This room is in a converted outbuilding. The room was large but cold on arrival and smelt musty. It was heated by means of a single oil filled electric radiator which did eventually take the chill off. The en-suite has a timber door which opens to the outside and was freezing. The door to the en-suite was ill fitting and needs force to be closed. There were no toiletries and the towels were medium sized Matalan brand. The décor needs refreshing with flaking paintwork in places and some cobwebs. Furnishing makes use of reused items with cheap blinds and curtains. There is no external light to the room so on returning late I needed to use my phone torch and witnessed the sight of rats scurrying from the poultry area. I was then kept awake for most of the night by the sounds of rats running across the ceiling. Breakfast was delivered to the room rather than being taken in the main house and was a single poached egg on a piece of sourdough bread. In summary I had booked what I thought was a boutique hotel because my wife intended accompanying me, but was pleased in the end that she hadn't. I am at a loss to understand the previous reviews and next time will stick to the tried and tested budget chains such as Premier Inn.

I checked in after dark and left just after dawn so didn't see much of the place, but room I had was clean, comfy and warm. Mungo, the host, was friendly and welcoming and happy to sort out an alternative breakfast due to my early start. Would definitely stay again if in the area.

Very nice staff and very comfy room and bed! We will stay here again for sure! Great area, very clean and host was terrific! Perfect place to stay!