Pleck Barn

Clare made breakfast in the kitchen and chatted as she cooked, which made us feel at home. Everyone ate together at a large table, and that made breakfast more enjoyable. Her two friendly, well-behaved dogs lay quietly nearby. We were in the Green room for six nights. It's a big, clean room with comfy beds, a modern TV and a good shower. No light or sound gets in at night, and there's a hallway fridge with enough space for everyone. This is a lovely no-frills B&B, and the price reflects that. Clare was a great host, and her dogs came over to meet us when we arrived. Be sure to read the house rules first.

We had a great supper, the food was perfect, and the host was lovely. Good price too. Bring your own wine. We stayed over in our motorhome.

The owner's breakfast was spectacular, and dinner was delicious too. They serve it a few evenings each week for an extra fee, and her son did the cooking. I was visiting the Tank Museum and found this lovely old barn, renovated beautifully and very comfortable. The owner is a sweet, welcoming lady. I'd happily stay here again and highly recommend it.

The breakfast was great, and Claire was pleasant and chatty in the morning. We generally had a good break at this B&B, in a beautiful area with true dark skies. The room we were given was small, with a tiny shower area; I think the other rooms were roomier and more comfortable. The plug wouldn't stay down in the minuscule sink, and there was no hot water at 8.45 one evening. Claire said she hadn't been entirely well, but it was still disappointing that after sending me a reminder to pay the balance seven days beforehand, she hadn't realized we were coming. We only had a brief pause while a room was found. It wasn't too expensive, and the room did the job. I'd originally planned to spend just one night in it, which would have been better.