Moaps Farm Bed and Breakfast

We were well looked after!

Our experience was pretty dreadful... The first difficulty was actually locating the venue, it is to be found after driving up a very narrow track which became increasingly narrow as we proceeded culminating with the hedges encroaching onto the drive. The road surface is very poor and got progressively worse towards the accommodation with substantial potholes! Upon arrival, the first view was a derelict car on the right hand side of the yard and a brick gateway leading to what was once a stable yard. The yard had once been concreted, and over the years, the concrete has fragmentated and there are huge ****s growing up through the cracks. The initial impression was that the whole complex (for want of a better word) was neglected and in very poor condition - the impression proved accurate. The room was originally a stable, and there were still quite a few of the old disused stables adjoining the room, everything was dirty and untidy. The steps to the room were covered with an extremely dilapidated old carpet. The door was somewhat difficult to open and had an internal quality two lever sashlock, old and insecure. The room was extremely cluttered, but appeared to be clean and the bed was found to be comfortable... The shower was surprisingly efficient with new tiling and was spacious. There were no toiletries of any description and a small wall cupboard was full of empty toilet roll tubes. There was another door in the back wall which gave access to a raised timber patio, all the timber forming this patio was really in need of some upkeep being extremely grotty, there were two recliners on this landing which had the appearance of having been there for about twenty years, although there were two old sheets in the room with a note explaining they were to be used to cover the recliners in the event that some one "might" wish to sunbathe. The rear door also employed a two lever lock. There was no TV or radio etc. and the room was somewhat cramped. The congenial host asked us the time we would want breakfast and instructed us to enter her kitchen at the allotted time from the front of the building The kitchen was really untidy and very cluttered with a small round table with two chairs squeezed into the small space available. The breakfast, which we understood to be a culinary experience turned out to be dreadful, the fried egg was almost raw, the bacon was, literally, half a small rasher of streaky bacon, mainly fat and completely inedible, fortunately there was a large cat lurking in the undergrowth surrounding the kitchen and it appeared to savour the bacon a lot more than we did, the sausage was also gratefully received by the moggie and, in fairness, it did not appear to suffer any ill effects during the time we were present. I should, in the spirit of fairness, record that the fried sliced potatoes were very tasty. There was toast but no marmalade! The much vaunted view, visible from the kitchen, was beautiful although the large field adjoining the

This place was a fantastic stay away from hustle and bustle of the cities. The bed was incredibly comfortable, the caretaker is very pleasant and will take care of most everything you could need and wants to be absolutely sure you’re having a pleasant stay. I would recommend staying here to anyone looking within half an hour of their destination. I will definitely be staying here again should I ever be in the area again

Lovely stay. Great breakfast and attentive service throughout. Highly recommended.

We arrived on Saturday 03.09.2022 for a 1 night stay. We were greeted by the owner with some fresh milk so we could have a coffee. The views from the veranda were amazing, we sat watching the deer, horses and pheasants all afternoon. The room was a good size with the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in.

We really enjoyed our stay at Moaps Farm. Lesley was there to meet us at the gate , down a lane and she welcomed us with a cup of tea and biscuits on the table outside. We had been upgraded to the bigger room which was fantastic, lovely comfortable bed and 2 bathrooms. We slept so well! We spent the evening outside with a bottle of wine overlooking the amazing view and the horses and cat thar Lesley owns. In the morning she cooked us a lovely breakfast with fresh juice and ground coffee. Look, if you want 7 star luxury then this isn't for you BUT if you want a quirky stay with a wonderful host who was endearing and friendly in the middle of the countryside with amazing views then you need to book. Definitely more welcoming than your standard premier inn ! We will definitely be back.Thank you and see you soon !

Shocking! Definitely would not recommend! A room attached to the end of a block of derelict stables with bedding that looked like it was many years old (nothing like the advertised photos) There were no keys to lock the two external doors to the room so we wouldn’t have felt secure staying here. We went out for the evening having to take all of our belongings with us as the doors couldn’t be locked, and we decided we couldn’t return as we wouldn’t have been able to sleep in a room with two unlocked doors. We sent a polite message to the owner stating that we couldn’t go back, due to the fact that the room couldn’t be locked, and she replied talking about the expensive mattress on the bed! - we hadn’t even mentioned the mattress or bed! Completely random! A waste of £120!