Church Farm Guest House

I had stayed here many, many times over the years but under the previous owners. It was always a homely, relaxing and a great place to stay. It is now an even better place to stay having been substantially modernised with most rooms (but not all) having an en suite.

First, let me mention Basil the dog. I have never owned a dog and am not a huge dog lover. But Basil is different. He's a softie and not very big who never once growled or barked in the 3 nights I stayed - and that includes letting myself in late at night. He really was not a problem for me. However, if you really have a problem sharing a lounge or dining room with a well behaved, affectionate but non-dribbly dog - then look elsewhere. After all, this is his home too.

The room and bed were as good as can be in an old listed house - excellent night's sleep and I am a very light sleeper. The breakfast was superb - the bacon not too thick but certainly not wafer thin, sourced locally and cooked to perfection, as was were the sausages. A full English is one of the delights of staying in a B&B - I can honestly say I have not tasted better. I would have no hesitation about returning - in fact, I would drive several miles out of my way to reach Church Farm. It really is up there with the best.