Recent reviews shared by hotel guests
The wood burner made the place lovely and warm, and the accommodation itself was charming and quirky. The hostess was excellent. I’m 6ft, though, and kept hitting my head on the living-room lampshade; even using the sinks was awkward. At least that gave me an excuse not to do the washing up. The setting also felt less rural than expected, with houses on two sides of the field and industrial units across the road along part of another side.
Kate made us feel very welcome, and her cake was delicious. We had a great stay in the old appleshed, in a lovely village with a good pub nearby and an amazing deli for picking up supplies.
Waking up to a pony right outside our window was such a fun surprise. We really needed a country break, and The Old Apple Shed turned out to be a magical place for it. Bethersden is a lovely village, and we picked up supplies at the butchers for a BBQ that evening. Thanks for a wonderful stay. We’ll be back!
This is my favourite spot for a little getaway, and I’ve stayed here a few times. It’s so peaceful, with two local pubs within walking distance if you fancy a nice meal out.
There’s a new housing estate about 8m from the property, but it isn’t mentioned in the ads or listings. It didn’t feel private or secluded, and there was light pollution all night along with noise very close by. I’ve added photos, so check them out before visiting.
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