Relaxing

It was an 1800's farmhouse once owned by Wiley Daniels. It is restored to original and has a long, interesting history. Our hosts, Anita and Bob were delightful and knowledgeable about the house and surrounding community.

WOW!!! What an exceptional experience. The hosts couldn't have been more accommodating to our needs. Great quite relaxing soothing environment with a natural calm. If you are in the area (or even close) strongly consider staying at Mulberry Lavender Farm. It is also a romantic getaway for couples with no distractions. OH, and the breakfast is DELICIOUS!

Very quaint, lots of history, farm animals, loved the owners, extremely friendly and knowledgeable...would definitely stay again!!!

If you are wanting to stay waaay out in the country, then this is definitely your place, although it is a bit tricky to get too (we followed instructions provided by MapQuest). We (my daughter who was celebrating her 21st birthday and I) chose this place because it was kind of close to the Jack Daniels Distillery (where we had spent our day earlier). The farm has happy, healthy, friendly chickens and Toulouse geese, also a friendly black kitty who came out to greet me. The owner is also friendly. We stayed in Wiley's room (in keeping with the Jack Daniels theme, it is my understanding that Jack and Wiley were brothers, and that once-upon-a-time Wiley owned this farmhouse), which was clean and loaded with all kinds of antiques. Be prepared to provide your own source of entertainment since there is no television or WiFi provided to guests. We brought our Soprano's Trivia Game and a good old fashioned deck of cards that we played several hands of Gin & one game of War with. We laughed our heads off rehashing the days events trying to get to sleep. The only complaint I suppose would be that breakfast was served at 0800, and since we did not sleep well we got up entirely too early, so we decided to get on with our day, plus for what it is, it was a bit pricey. All-n-all it was an unusual adventure.

If you are wanting to stay waaay out in the country, then this is definitely your place, although it is a bit tricky to get too (we followed instructions provided by MapQuest). We (my daughter who was celebrating her 21st birthday and I) chose this place because it was kind of close to the Jack Daniels Distillery (where we had spent our day earlier). The farm has happy, healthy, friendly chickens and Toulouse geese, also a friendly black kitty who came out to greet me. The owner is also friendly. We stayed in Wileys room (in keeping with the Jack Daniels theme, it is my understanding that Jack and Wiley were brothers, and that once-upon-a-time Wiley owned this farmhouse), which was clean and loaded with all kinds of antiques. Be prepared to provide your own source of entertainment since there is no television or WiFi provided to guests. We brought our Sopranos Trivia Game and a good old fashioned deck of cards that we played several hands of Gin & one game of War with. We laughed our heads off rehashing the days events trying to get to sleep. The only complaint I suppose would be that breakfast was served at 0800, and since we did not sleep well we got up entirely too early, so we decided to get on with our day, plus for what it is, it was a bit pricey. All-n-all it was an unusual adventure.

Very Good! My daughter and I shared the upstairs room that had two beds (one was a full size bed and the other a queen size bed -- very comfortable! In the morning Anita and her husband Bob cooked us a very, very delicious breakfast. Before we left we shopped in her shop downstairs and purchased some lavender oil and lavender products that she made. They both keep so busy andare raising farm animals, lavender, vegetables in the greenhouse, etc. -- Im just amazed at theirtenacity to endure farm life. But theyre making it -- undaunted!!!

Very Good! My daughter and I shared the upstairs room that had two beds (one was a full size bed and the other a queen size bed -- very comfortable! In the morning Anita and her husband Bob cooked us a very, very delicious breakfast. Before we left we shopped in her shop downstairs and purchased some lavender oil and lavender products that she made. They both keep so busy and are raising farm animals, lavender, vegetables in the greenhouse, etc. -- I'm just amazed at their tenacity to endure farm life. But they're making it -- undaunted!!!

It was a beautiful property and the animals are so sweet. I loved the b&b. Anita was very sweet and willing to do whatever she could do to meet my needs.

Fantastic welcome from Bob and Anita who have a very unique property. We loved the way they've furnished the house with period pieces to make it feel even more authentic. Nothing was too much trouble for them from the tea at night through to a home cooked breakfast. Well worth a stop if you want to continue in the Daniel's history after visiting the distillery.

Fantastic welcome from Bob and Anita who have a very unique property. We loved the way theyve furnished the house with period pieces to make it feel even more authentic. Nothing was too much trouble for them from the tea at night through to a home cooked breakfast. Well worth a stop if you want to continue in the Daniels history after visiting the distillery.

Expected more in the way of breakfast at a B&B.

Loved staying at the farm with Bob and Anita. The house and history are amazing. We stayed in Wiley’s room and you can just imagine life how it was so many years ago without stress, internet or tv. Would stay there again.

We really enjoyed our stay. Bob and Anita were very nice and accommodating. The house is awesome. Very old and beautiful. we loved the farm. Many animals running around to see and a firefly show at night. Would definitely stay again and recommend to friends.It was also close to the Jack Daniels distillery we we enjoyed.

We really enjoyed our stay. Bob and Anita were very nice and accommodating. The house is awesome. Very old and beautiful. we loved the farm. Many animals running around to see and a firefly show at night. Would definitely stay again and recommend to friends. It was also close to the Jack Daniels distillery we we enjoyed.

We learned so much about lavender and honey and art and the Netherlands...it was an unforgettable visit. We appreciated all the history and the emphasis on organic farming shared with us by the innkeepers. We asked all the questions...rhey only shared a lot because we were so interested!

I cannot put into words how relaxing this place is. We went there to unplug on our anniversary and did we ever! We slept better than we have in years. No TV and limited internet so we just enjoyed the peace and quiet. A rooster awakened us for Breakfast which was delicious and all organic which is a real plus. The smell of lavender is everywhere and the lavender soap was wonderful. Highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to step back in time.