We were on our way back from Scotland to home in Switzerland and stayed, with our young child, in the nursery room; a trip back in time for those of us who are over 18! It was very comfortable and clean, and the attached shower room was both efficient and fun. We had continental breakfast as well as full English... More

My friend and I were in the blue (twin) room, which was very comfortable and has a lovely view of the front garden. Christine, the host, was incredibly helpful, supplying maps and bus schedules and even pick-ups and drop-offs (since we had no car). The breakfast was delightful; everything is sourced locally (including from the host's own garden) and it... More

The blue room was a lovely room and bathroom, we couldn't fault it but the Old Nursery was a children's bedroom still and hadn't been customised for guests. It was a bit dingy and dark and had a strange set-up with two doors in the wet room. The breakfast was in a dark, cold room and completely lacked imagination as... More

The four of us stayed here for one night on our cycle tour over the late May Bank holiday. What a find! The rooms, we had the Cream Room and the Nursery are of grand proportions and have everything you could wish. Loads of little touches here and there make it feel like a home from home. The Nursery has... More

Upon arrival Christine who runs the B&B part of the house(It is a private house) Made us very welcome, this after booking less than a week before. We were also assigned to the room with a walk in shower for my disabled wife. Christine very kindly took our luggage which meant I could help my wife up the short flight... More

This beautiful old manor house is something to behold. Dating back 100's of years it is full of character. The only noise are the ducks & birds, the rooms are all different with features according the period they were built. I stayed in the bule room - the electricity is powered by the owners waterwheel. Breakfast is a medieval affair... More

We were really impressed with the manor and its authenticity. Our room (former nursery)was well equipped and spacious. The host was very welcoming and our (organic) breakfast was of a high quality. The beautiful garden invites exploration.

Christine made us most welcome in her delightful old manor house. The Blue room was beautiful and serene with views over the water garden. For breakfast there was delicious local organic bacon and eggs after a choice of cereals and fruits. Anything we needed was quickly provided - umbrella, hairdryer, etc. Lovely countryside and lots to do in the area.

Having just returned from a 3-week trip around the south of England,this B&B was one of the highlights of our stay. Situated conveniently close to Oxford,we arrived in time for the Henley Regatta & found this a welcome respite from the heat & crowds. The manor has parts dating back to the 12th century & the hosts,Chris & Francis,are delightful.... More