Just a lovely stay. We were travelling with our 7 month old son, and Peter and Deborah couldn't have been more helpful - poviding a cot and high-chair and being very patient with ever shifting meal times and a fair bit of baby mess. The warmth of the welcome here is outstanding - you sit down to a superbly cooked... More

The bed was warm and cosy and we might have slept in longer if we didn't want to get up and spend more time with Deborah and Peter. They made you feel right at home, almost part of the family! Chatting with them over a tasty cooked breakfast was one of the best memories of our visit. Poached eggs were... More

This delightful B&B is an eclectic mix of french farmhouse, kentish farm and tumbledown cottage from our childhoods. Deborah and Peter are fantastic hosts who could not do enough for us. We arrived late, and they had held dinner, lovely roast chicken and all the trimmings, delicious puddings, but I thought a tad expensive, althought there is no where else... More

We would highly recommended this B&B. It is in the beautifully restored home of Deborah and Peter two remarkable people who made us welcome but were wonderfully interesting and eccentric in the nicest possible way....it takes one to know one. Our room was lovely and overlooked gardens at the front and back. It had a wet room and deliciously luxurious... More

The cottage lights glowed invitingly when we turned into the driveway. Deborah came out to greet us and showed us to our rooms. After we distributed ourselves and baggages in the rooms, Deborah told us "dinner in ten mins" and we caught up with news and papers in a cosy lounge before going through to eat with Deborah and Peter... More