Great location. In the middle of the Herefordshire countryside and surrounded by England’s best flora & fauna. The quiet of the night, waking with the chorus of dawn birds. A typical country garden that needs a bit more care and attention didn’t distract from our relaxing environment. B&B room was small with a large super king bed that was perfect for us. The quient Rey short doors built in an era when people stood no more than 5’ tall. My 6.3 fella was doubled over when going into and out of the kitchen. The kitchen was very old fashioned and in keeping with the Tudor house. If you’re expecting anything modern, then you’ll be at the wrong venue. We were asked what time we’d like to have breakfast (which was nice) rather than told the timing. He had a good continental breakfast, but I know we’d have loved some freshly cooked bacon and egg. Bathroom/ shower room. Modern with family size containers and a power shower.

We would have loved a full English breakfast. It’s what we paid for and thought we’d be getting, but the offer was for a continental breakfast and the full English was taken away from us.

Fiona showed us her farm with animals. She brought a goose in her arms, so cute. About the breakfast: On the table was magnificent tableware. We had a varied choice of breakfast cereals. (Maybe 10 different kinds of cereal). One toast each with jam or Nutella. Also, we asked for a couple of boiled eggs, and extra coffee. On the second day, we had our own eggs from the local farmers, and Fioana cooked them for us and said that she won't charge us for them. We got an extra coffee on a tray into the room. We had a different door, we could lock our door and feel safe. Straight away from the window and from the door window, we could see nature, trees, grass, and the sky.

more work could be put into the garden.

The room with its extremely comfortable bed had just what we wanted with regard to facilities, and the continental breakfast provided was just the right start to our mornings. The location of the house provided the tranquility we were after while at the same time being in easy driving distance of Ledbury and Great Malvern. Fiona and Peter went out of their way to look after us during the 3 nights we stayed at The Moats, providing tips for eating out, ideas for places to visit and great conversation. Fiona even took us out to see the donkeys, geese, peacocks and chickens she keeps at her other property nearby. If we ever find ourselves back in the area there is no doubt in my mind that this would be our first choice for accommodation. Thank you, Fiona and Peter, for a wonderful stay and we wish you every success with your future ventures.

There is absolutely nothing I could possibly enter here!

The one bedroom Stockman's Cottage was an ideal rural retreat. Well appointed with excellent cooking facilities, comfy beds and speedy hot water. A real step up from.our usual small touring caravan. Friendly cats, and delightful donkeys nearby plus farm fresh eggs. Bedding and fluffy towels provided. Sadly the weather let us down a bit. Barn owl gave a flying display one night.

Well, the weather! Though clearly the farmers needed the rain. Fridge a little small.

The host Fiona is a delightful lady. Porridge was freshly made for me and we chatted while I had lots of coffee. I did appreciate this being on my own and she was lovely, interesting company. I was made so welcome in her home, it made all the difference to my stay. I hope to return and stay in her converted stables away from the house, the pictures of which look amazing. The room was in a separate area of the property, so you didn’t feel you were disturbing anyone. Parking is at the front of the property, so no distance to carry bags.

The Quiet! The Prospect has all that's needed, unless TV is a necessity. We enjoy simplicity and basics. Being so near the animals was a treat. Local walks abound. The sky at night was clear and we could see stars well. Shop, café and pub are a 15ish minute walk away or a 5 minute drive up the lanes.

On the website, we thought we were hiring the Prospect as a self-contained unit on the same site as the Moats (the owners of both), our original point of interest. We were surprised that the Prospect was a mile or so away. This was never a problem and we were kindly guided to the new site from the Moats by the owners. The Prospect is listed separately on the website, but hadn't shown as a choice when we were looking, only as an option from the Moats' page.

Typical Country side thatched cottage, away from the hustle and bustle of city life! The host, what's the point in stopping anywhere if the host isn't friendly and welcoming. Fiona is an excellent host, helpful and very friendly, taking us down to see the animals and wild flowers. Great location Good variety of food in Ledbury with other historic towns, and fantastic views all within easy reach. Hereford, Monmouth, Symonds Yat, Malvern, River Wye and a bit farther afield Ludlow, Bourton on the Water. With M50, M4 And M5 all within easy reach as well.

Nothing!

Location was ideal for my purposes. Namely within easy reach of an event at the Malvern 3 Counties Show show ground (7 miles) I was visiting, with a very pleasant drive through countryside and the Malvern Hills to get there. Room was comfortable with the normal items you would need, including direct access to the garden and secure overnight parking.

I was in the Stockmans cabin which is isolated but in a perfect location if you want solitude. It is away from the main house and along some narrow roads but this was fine by me.

It would have been nice to know about the outside facilities but otherwise all was fine.

The location was rural and very secluded . The greeting received on arrival was very positive. Everything was explained about the property and guided tour of the faciliteies before we were given the keys.

We found the bed a little hard with only a thin mattress. Spoke to the owners who say this will be addressed for the future. The inconvenience of the bath room but we were aware of this on booking the property.