Glynhir Mansion

It's a very old house and because of that, heating was sparse (I was cold the entire time). Lots of character with peacocks, pigs, and geese. The first night, the internet was just fine. But by the next morning it wasn't working for the next 16 hours. I don't use it for work, so that wasn't so much of a problem. The host is charming but I couldn't reach her by phone. So if you're understanding about certain things, you'll enjoy this property.

They never made it possible for me to stay in the property. Because on first day they didn't pickup my calls, nor open the main gate, even did not gave me keys and finally they also did not refund my money. They are totally fake and drama.

We stayed 6 nights at this wonderful, homey location! We stayed in the Brewhouse and loved every minute we were there. Made a fire about every evening and read till bedtime...even the 9 year old that was with us! Didn't turn on the TV 1 time! Feels like you are in the middle of nowhere but a small town is only 5 minutes away. The only cons were: Breakfast not included unless you are in a B&B room - the brewhouse is not considered to be. And that we couldn't stay longer! Thanks, Rupert! 5 stars for sure!

An amazingly beautiful place. We were just sorry that we only had one night here. We will definitely be returning as there is so much to see and do

This place is a gem of a find. If you're looking for a massive TV in your room with super fast wifi and soulless furniture and plastic coffee then this place is not for you... It is a beautifully well preserved and restored country estate with quirkiness and style that is rare to find. Spotlessly clean and characterful. The bed was probably the most comfortable b&b bed I've ever slept in. In a super quiet, rural location it is a haven of peace and quiet in sumptuous comfort. Ok, theres limited phone signal but you can still make calls if you need to. Personally i used it as a retreat and never looked at my phone while i stayed. Lots of places to vist. Restaurants, take aways and pubs (i can recommend the quality food at the nearby Red Lion) just a short drive or why not walk down the hill and soak up some of the glorious surroundings. Treated like family from the moment i arrived. The dining room is homely and an experience all of its own but go grab a book, make a tea/coffee (lots to choose from) and sot in the fabulous lounge. I went in summer but i bet the log fire brings a real charm in the colder months. Ill be back.

Rambling farmhouse with quirky decour

The area and land the property is on is absolutely stunning. So tranquil and peaceful. We loved taking walks down to the waterfall which was very good the soul to just sit and listen to. If you are looking for a perfectly clean straight edged property to stay at, this is not for you, it is a quirky cottage which is full of character and history. I urge you to read the hiatory on glynhir, it is quite fascinating. Although there was not the amenities we are used to with a rental we loved every moment staying at this charming lodge. Rupert and the others are all very friendly, and anything we asled for we quickly recieved, so thank you for your service.

When we arrived the owner seemed agitated and asked if we had reservations. There was feces in the toilet abd we wondered how clean the room was Beds were not comfortable breakfast was good owner disappeared and we were not able to say goodbye or thank her

Had a great time, played a lot of golf, even the peacocks liked us !!!