Yew Tree View

Lovely and peaceful with everything needed for a short stay! ❤️

We have no complaints.

It was self-contained, with everything we needed. We cooked a meal and then walked to the pub in Marnhull for a drink, and back in the dark with head torches. It's a lovely old pub and complemented our stay at Yew Tree View.

This is an ideal place to stay if you want a peaceful and rural location on the Dorset/Wiltshire border at an inexpensive rate. The bedroom area has a 2 seat sofa and a small dining table and chairs, we found both of these really useful. There is a hair drier and tv. There is no wardrobe but there are coat hooks and several chests of drawers for your clothes. You conveniently have your own parking spot immediately behind the property. There is a 2 ring hob, microwave and small fridge in the kitchen area. A thoughtful small glass bottle of milk is provided. Plus a picnic table/bench for use outside the property. There is a small room for the loo/sink and a separate shower. Towels provided. A key box meant we didn't actually meet the owners but we spoke via this message service before our stay and on arrival day and they were helpful, friendly and quick to reply. It was a extremely quiet here throughout our 2 night stay in September. There is a cute shepherds hut also on the property site and a summer house with a swing seat. We could see a few sheep in the field opposite us. The Crown pub in the village serves great food (we booked for Saturday night as it seemed popular) and the local shop is handy. I'd also recommend The Udder Farmshop for a decent breakfast (you can book a table online) and your delicious Farmshop food and drink purchases. Good location for the Verve Festival (Hatch House, Tisbury) that I was visiting. We would stay here again if we were visiting this area. Trips to the Dorset coast didn't seem to be too far from here (hour or less) although we didn't do those on this visit. Thank you 🙂.

The sink is quite small & there is no roller blind on the fan light window which seems to be open permanently. More a concern when the wc light is on at night rather than in the day. Not a dislike but just to be noted: the colour changing light in the shower is controlled by a remote control on the shelf in the kitchen.