Church Farm Guest House

Holiday The hotel was nice the host was polite,friendly very clean,breakfast excellent would recommend

Excellent Very Pleasant stay

Third stay Comfortable, good breakfast

Wonderful stay Fabulous stay - Friendly hosts, great parking facilities, lovely quiet, comfortable and well equipped room. Delicious breakfast. Only had time for a short walk in the area, but the view I discovered was gorgeous. Will definitely return next time I'm travelling past this area.

There was orange mould growing in the shower head and the black mould around the tiling. The sloping floors in the bathrroom made me feel unsteady. The stairs to the room were steep and narrow and carrying heavy bags was awkward. Spider webs around the books in the room and the kettle, which was placed in the window to be near a socket and across the room from the service, was scaled and stained orange inside. We saw no-one on our return from exploring at around 19:30 so were not able to discuss a time for breakfast on Sunday and it appears there seemed to be an understanding that it would be the same as on Saturday morning. Unfortunately, we wanted a bit more of a lie in on Sunday and planned to be down by 8.30 but the owner was banging on our bedroom door by 8.10 to tell us he was trying to stop our breakfast drying out. We came down minutes later and then had to wait for 15 minutes until the breakfast was served. I can't decide if Fawlty Towers or the Acorn Antiques Tea room would have been better. There was no one to hand over keys to so we gratefully left them in the bedroom door and hightailed it out. On the upside the beds were clean and comfortable and we slept well.

We recently stayed at Church Farm Guest House in the quiet village of Mitchel Troy, a few miles from Monmouth. I would recommend it if you want a good value, homely Bed and Breakfast. Breakfast was beautifully cooked. Our bedroom and en-suite were clean and the traditional decor was well maintained. Hosts were friendly and interesting. Yes, the stairs were steep , but if my 80 yr old husband managed them , what’s the problem? Good exercise!