An amazing little site with very clean and spacious rooms, only downside to our room was it had such a small TV but we weren't there to watch TV so it wasn't so much an issue just a slight inconvenience. The hosts and other staff were great, all made us feel welcome and always had time for a little chat. Breakfast was amazing, a set menu that you ticked a few boxes on an order form the night before so they can plan ahead. We had the veggie and farmers breakfasts both were amazing. A 5min walk to the village which was the main reason for going so that was a huge bonus. Will definitely be back.

Had a lovely stay here at Cider Cottage’s. Very clean, bed exceptionally comfortable and a very tasty breakfast. Would definitely stay again.

Lovely location

Nice and quiet. Only dump in one room and loud shower.

Booked a very last minute weekend stay. What an absolute gem this b&b is. Stayed in the downstairs bedroom, set apart from the rest of the rooms which is ideal if you have a dog. Room was spacious, immaculate, gorgeous towels (I love decent towels!). Woke up with cows just outside, very quiet. Needed a hairdryer, the owner kindly dropped one off. Bed very comfortable. Breakfast made this place stand out- food is fantastic! Excellent quality, served in the beautiful tearoom. My son loved the gardens and chickens. Fabulous location, 2 minute walk into Burley village with great restaurants. Will be returning without a doubt, would highly recommend anyone stays here, it really is lovely

A very nice room,clean and tidy.The staff were very friendly and helpful.Will probably be back in late October

The hotel staff were friendly and helpful, it is a non contact check in as it has been since covid, but that gives you space and time to settle in. Everything is straightforward and easy to sort out. Staff in the cafe for breakfast in the morning were friendly and chatted with you. Rooms clean and tidy

This was a unique property. Despite being situated next to a main road our room (6) was detached and remote from the main building. We loved the fact it was a single storey cottage in its own right with a sitting room and a large en-suite. We didn't like the fact that there were no people to welcome and direct us on arrival. Ok name was on a board as informed, however it did not tell us that our room was not part of the building we were standing in. As the café was shut the day we arrived, we could not ask for directions to our room. All contact was to be made by mobile phone - not good as there was no signal available on either of our mobile phones. Our room also was the only room to have no direct WIFI as the walls were too thick!! Breakfast orders were a tick box exercise (again no human interaction) the night before and deposited in the small entrance hall as per room instructions. First contact was made in the café where breakfast was served at our requested time. This room suited our needs, but as we both have mobility issues going up a steep stair case only to find our room was not part of the building we were in was a bit too much after a long car journey. Our entire experience lacked the personal touch, which people of our generation very much appreciate.