We stayed here in middle of the snows, and having walked 5 km through the snow (out of choice!) we were glad of the cup of tea served om arrival. Loved the two friendly cats, and the room was really well decorated. Bathroom in particular very stylish! Great night's sleep, and delicious breakfast. The owners are welcoming and happy to recommend places to eat and visit. Highly recommended.

Although the room was really bare it was clean. The bed was comfortable, although the orange colour on the walls of the room was a bit psychedelic to my taste :) (it actually looks better in this picture here than it is in reality: http://www.bedbreakfaststansted.co.uk/bedrooms.htm). However, we only slept in the room so it really didn't matter. The toilet and shower were shared.
The owner was really friendly and offered us tea and biscuits on arrival.
It cost about 12 pounds to Stansted airport early in the morning.
For people who are allergic it's worth knowing that they have a cat at the guest house.

We stayed two night s at The Grange and were more than satisfied with our stay. Peter's wife was away during this time but we were well looked after. Peter was friendly and very helpful, suggesting places to eat and visit. The rooms were very clean and breakfast was very nice. We wouldn't hesitate to stay there again if we are in the area.

Peter and Paulette Charlton are friendly and accommodating hosts of this small B&B occupying one side of a duplex on a residential street just ten minutes' walk from the Bishop's Stortford Railway Station. The rooms feel like those of their children who have now moved on -- and that may be the case. Our room was like a finished attic room -- though not uncomfortable for that. Paulette serves a variety of breakfasts. She and Peter are happy to talk with their guests -- they were willing to join us when we enjoyed wine while sitting on their back patio one afternoon. Peter could suggest a number of local restaurants -- including several that turned out to be very nice. Since there were four of us wanting to explore nearby villages, Peter suggested that a taxi would be less expensive -- and far more convenient -- than either bus or train, and he contacted a local cab driver, Kevin, who was extremely accommodating.