Up at the Barn

Lovely isolated spot for a quiet stay. Great views and very cosy - We will return!

Up at the barn was exactly what you’d expect - it was peaceful and secluded and absolutely beautiful views. I wish I had stayed longer. The owners were kind, helpful and made sure we knew where everything was and how to work it. It was very much worth every penny and I really felt relaxed when I left! Being able to hike the downs from the doorstep is an absolute dream.

The only thing I would say is there is no fridge and shower so if you’re planning to stay a couple of days make sure you are prepared! (We had a cool box which was very helpful)

The location is absolutely stunning

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Location was everything. So rural and peaceful. Watched the deer in the fields as the sun went down and listened to the owls in the evening. Such a relaxing night away. Bed comfortable had everything you needed for a night away. Local pub only a 10 min walk away. The walks were amazing

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Breakfast was not included. Location was remote but very picturesque. Bed was comfortable.

A shower would have been nice. Also hot running water.

A lovely place to stay and in a superb location, so beautiful and peaceful. The hosts were very helpful and the facilities very good.

Unfortunately, there was a power outage - not sure whether it was a tripped switch or something else... No-one's fault, but there was no electricity to charge my mobile phone. Luckily, it assisted me in my bid to get away from it all! 😄

Owners Ann and Martin are very accommodating. Location is unique and very quiet

No mains power (but lights are solar). No shower. Some linens were stale smelling.

Comfy, everything you could want inside, the flower garden is so pretty and the views are fantastic. Great quiet location with just the odd car going along the lane from time to time. Lovely area for walking too. Anne was great with communication and gave precise details of the destination when required.

The lighting when it got dark proved a little fiddly, it is produced via solar voltaic units, but I found out the hard way, that if there is still any light getting on the unit, they will not operate the lights. You need to turn the solar part of the unit over and then it will operate the lights.