B&B-er i Tenbury

Daniel Israel

Nicki and David are super nice hosts. They have a lovely house.

Ailin Irland

The location was really beautiful, in the countryside with incredible views, especially from our room! It was exceptionally quiet so we slept really well. The room design was gorgeous, comfy bed and spotlessly clean. Continental breakfast is included, along with lovely homemade produce; you can buy additional cooked brekkie too which we did one morning, and it was delicious! The small town of Tenbury Wells was less than a 10-minute drive from the accommodation. We travelled from Ireland so rented a car - highly advise to have your own transport as the place is rural, however, there are taxi services in Tenbury Wells. This is a new business ran by a really lovely, welcoming family, and we felt very comfortable and well looked after! Definitely recommend :)

Lee Storbritannia

excellent and you couldn't ask for such a super choice and such genorous portions for breakfast A lovely hostess who was attentive caring and trusting We were made to feel very welcome at Morningside Cottage

Helen Australia

Bed was super comfortable, bathroom large & shower lovely, room was a great size.

Foster Storbritannia

A lovely room and view. Hosts were delightful and took great care to ensure we enjoyed our stay

Ian Storbritannia

incredible location close to local amenities, every member of staff was amazingly polite and helpful and the room we stayed in was spotless and a decent size

Sue Storbritannia

Imagine being invited to a private country home for a short stay or the opportunity to be lord of the manor for a few nights. That's what staying at Caynham Court is like - not a hotel but a private home that takes in guests who are then encouraged to make themselves at home. The bedrooms are huge (even the en-suite bathroom was bigger than most modern hotel rooms!) with beautiful period furniture and you could comfortably enjoy your privacy there. But downstairs is a massive living area, filled with more antiques and comfortable sofas, and it's a place to mingle with other guests and, in cooler months, enjoy the open fire. The sense of being a country home guest extends to facilities. No TVs in the rooms - this is a place to chill and to chat. No tea or coffee in the rooms - instead there's a large, communal kitchen where you can help yourself any time of day. The kitchen is also where you get your own breakfast. It's simple - cereal, toast, yoghurt etc - but there's plenty of everything and you're not constrained to a particular time. We were also able to use the fridge for fresh food we were carrying with us. Diggory and Claire have done a wonderful job of restoring the house, making it suitable for 21st century travellers while still retaining much of its period personality. They've filled it with beautiful antiques and original art and it feels a privilege to share it with them. It's very much their home and they're around most of the time for a chat or to provide information. We loved the unique vibe they've created and would love to return soon.