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"The property is full of character but that shows in the facilities. An update to the bedroom and bathroom is required The meals are good and plentiful You step back in time by staying there "

"Good place to stay , very good breakfast . Room is great . Bed a bit soft and bathroom small . Not many spaces to park your car . Booked again for later this month "

"Good, solid place. It really is a monastery with large grounds and impressive buildings. Welcome was very friendly and helpful. The property is dated, but in fairly good order. Bed was good. Breakfast was cereal and toast type. I was hoping for full breakfast but was not offered. Mirfield also a nice town/village, just avoid school closing time as very busy"

"Absolutely smashing find, generous breakfast selection. Luxurious bedding & fluffy towels. Garden furniture is great too."

"Patrick and his wife were very welcoming, the property is dated but comfortable and clean and very reasonably priced. The surrounding area is a short walk away, with some nice pubs, restaurants (with gluten free options), shops and a Tesco etc... The only thing that would have improved our stay would have been some comfy chairs or small sofa in the room as I personally struggle watching TV in bed, due to health issues, but other than that it was a pleasant stay."

"Stayed here for the umpteenth time, still a good as ever. "

"Beautiful Victorian property, loving restored, yet retaining some original period features, the owners definitely got the balance of new & old spot on . The Hosts are super helpful & friendly, go above & beyond to ensure your stay in stunning English countryside is memorable. The cooked to order breakfast was delicious, freshly squeezed orange juice was a real treat. Highly recommend this quaint B&B "

"Lovely stay, clean room and very welcoming "

"Overall, accommodation was good, when checking out, was very disappointing and the staff member was rude. They need to learn customer service !! "

"We booked our stay back in September. On 13th October we travelled 200 miles from Scotland, arriving at 8pm, to find it closed. It transpired that the hotel had gone out of business on 5th October. No one had thought to inform us, and cancel our booking! I spent an hour on the phone speaking to various people in America, employed by Hotels.com, assuming they would be able to help, perhaps by arranging alternative accommodation. Instead they each wasted time by going through the same pointless...