Mill Farm B&B

This is such a lovely b & b with very friendly owners, comfortable rooms - the best night's sleep I've had for ages! The little touches make it so special - bottles of water and bounty bars left, plenty of hot drinks and milk & even a shower cap & comb in the bathroom. The location is very good too, a short walk into the village.

Liked everything!

Margaret said everything was on hand, the room had the feeling a lot of thought had been put into ensuring it was naturally organised.

The location was great for us breakfast was great anything you wanted and more besides.

I liked everything nothing wrong at all

We were in room which was lovely. It had a little separate lounge area which made it feel more spacious and the shower was the best on our four night walking trip.

Breakfast room and staff couldn’t be any better

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From the friendly greeting, to the lovely spacious room. Immaculately clean, everything one needs. The breakfast was one of the best full English i have had and i travel a lot! The bed was very comfortable and it was so quiet. Loved it.

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Good location, great room, cracking breakfast and a lovely couple helping with anything I needed. The only way it could have been better was if it was for free 😆😁😆

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The hotel is very well maintained, the car park area was well weeded and fenced off with a level gravel finish. The render on the building looked crisp and clean as if it was newly done. The large door was unlocked so I entered an interior which was as well finished as the interior. A large staircase in the hall and a long breakfast table in the dining room at its base. The room was very well lit from the window and it was nice to see the room was as clean and neat as the rest of the building. My view from the room had the garden in the foreground with Captain Cooks Monument quite present on the hill beyond. The sun illuminated it nicely like a beacon of orange glow. I couldn't see Roseberry Topping as it was behind the trees and if my bearings were correct, too far round to be seen from the village. I am a sucker for complementaries when it comes to the tea tray. There needs to be plenty of sugar, as two catering sachets is only one teaspoon of sugar so a three night stay needs more sugar then 4 sachets. This tray was well stocked. More teabags than I would need, extra sachets of sugar and more pots of milk than anyone could use during a weekend stay. There were also chocolate bars! That's right, real life choccy bars. Kit Kats and a Bounty. A really nice touch. Also bottles of water. We should mention the breakfasts. Nicely cooked poached eggs each morning added a little sunshine to the plate as their yolks rolled off the crunchy toast and pooled around the well cooked sausage, each looking like something from a ‘Walls’ advert. Service with a smile and some good company in the other guests. Melody and Graham made me feel so at home that it felt as if I was visiting friends or family, especially on the last day where we all sat chatting around the long dining table for ages, Melody joining us. My whole adventure that weekend was strongly enhanced by the hosts. Mill Farm is definitely worth a stay.

There were no negatives at all to my stay at Mill Farm.

Wonderful hospitality Beautiful room Excellent breakfast Free parking Lovely location Good value for money

Nothing not to like.