Rooms
We aim to make your stay at Longhill Farm a luxurious treat from the start.
Our three generously sized bed and breakfast rooms have extremely comfortable Sealy beds, en-suite bathrooms and beautiful peaceful views.
Explore the rooms in detail by using the links above, and check availability of your chosen room using our up-to-date calendar.
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Guest review comments
"Lovely room, very welcoming and homely! Beds are amazing, lovely shower! You have a beautful B&B in a lovely part of the country. A peaceful oasis after a full day at Glastonbury festival! Both of you welcomed us in a very friendly and kindly manner and made us feel at home. Thank you for making us feel so welcome" 28th June 2010, Mrs B, Bayley Room.
"Accessible, yet remote enough to escape the roads and towns! The room was homely with lovely views. The large shower was an added bonus. We really enjoyed our stay! The homely environment made our stay relaxing. The open space was ideal for our son to roam and play. The breakfast was very fresh and the eggs were excellent. Thank you very much, we would love to stay again in the not-so-distant future. Our son was always happy to go "home to Neville and Gail's house" at the end of each day and say "Night, night to the chickens" 27th June 2010, Mr & Mrs H, Dairy Room.
Access Statement for Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Of our three bed & breakfast rooms, The orchard Room is located on the ground floor near to the main entrance and is easily accessed via level ground from the carpark, so is suitable for guests with limited mobility or totally dependent on a wheelchair. Motorised wheelchairs can be easily and conveniently stored just outside the room in the large entrance hallway.
The room can be made up with either twin or superking-size double bed and we are happy to rearrange furniture to suite individual needs. The room has a disabled access en-suite wetroom with grab rails, safety rails and optional folding seat for the shower, all fitted to the specifications of Document M of current building regulations.
The low level sill of the large Georgian window allows wheelchair users to enjoy the views to the front gardens and countryside beyond. The decor provides enough contrast between doors, window frames and light switches etc to be suitable for those with visual impairment. The bedside lamp is touch on/off with no switches and a pull cord over the head of the bed operates the central ceilng light.
The breakfast room is also situated on the ground floor and is easily acccessed via level flooring just a short distance from the The Orchard Room. We are also happy to serve beakfast in The Orchard Room if required. Although we do not normally serve evening meals, we are happy to heat prepared meals and serve them in The Orchard Room. We are always happy to help guests needing more detailed information about any aspect of accommodation - please contact us at any time.
The Bayley and Dairy Rooms are situated on the first floor and are accessed via a flight of thirteen stairs. As there is no lift, these rooms are not suitable for wheelchair users. The decor provides enough contrast to be suitable for those with visual impairment.
Outside
The approach sign to Longhill Farm is an adequte size and is black lettering on a white background. The large carpark can accommodate many vehicles and is sited on level ground immediately adjacent to the house and surfaced with small stones. Wheelchair users and those with limited mobility are able to pull up next to the level paved path that leads to the main entrance door. There is a small raised threshhold at the front for which a small ramp is available if required. The entrance door is well lit at night.