Brickendon

What a lovely farm and set of cottages to stay in...so old world and comfortable. So quiet...lovely farm animals...stunning property to walk through and take pics

All ok

Unique world heritage site and working farm. Friendly staff. Fresh baked scones at the cafe straight from the oven with home made jam and butter, cream just whipped. Fascinating history. Very thankful the family who owns it and has done so for 6 generations so far have kept this place for us all to see and appreciate.

Quaint, Rustic style cottage in the picturesque 'village' of Brickedon. Nicely appointed 'Pumpkin' cottage, close to Longford, Evandale and Woolmer estate. Nice historical site that you can explore after hours if you're staying there. Dog friendly, which is the main reason we booked here. Nice views over the fields from the back veranda :-)

I understand being a dog friendly accommodation that there might be an extra charge or rules, however after paying a $15 per dog (we had 2 small spaniels) we then found a list of rules and cleaning requirements. I doubt the cleaners do anything more than normal despite the $30 extra and of course we'd already had to make sure it was clean and tidy (more like AirBnb rules). On that front, the rules also said to wash up all crockery etc... and leave on the drainer (presumably for the cleaner to then pop back into the cupboards). This doesn't ensure clean items though as we had to wash several 'clean' items before we could use them.

As a B&B there were many options eg muesli, weetbix, eggs, toast with LOTS of bread & REAL butter ❤️ plus jams & spreads. Also stewed fruit & milk. So really adequate

They've thought of it all already