Warm welcome. Breakfast superb. Sitting in the conservatory overlooking a delightful little garden and watching/listening to birds. This was a special treat for flat-dwellers. Having facilities to make (heat up!) meals. Decor of room. Proximity to Westleton Common.

There was nothing in any details to say that the bed-sitting room was on the first floor of Foxgloves with the toilet on the ground floor. We are old and negotiating the tricky staircase to use the toilet in the night was not a good experience and left us wide awake. If we had known this, we would have chosen to stay in the other accommodation. Likewise the very sloping ceilings.

Lovely welcoming atmosphere in wonderful surroundings. Super gardens and village location with options for visiting beaches, seaside towns, places of interest and evening dining. Comfortable, clean and everything done in a lovely, helpful way. The breakfasts were excellent with plenty of variety and made to suit everyone’s tastes. We really enjoyed our five night stay and would thoroughly recommend Mulley’s Cottage. We would definitely stay there again when visiting the area.

We loved the look of the house, garden and accommodation from the photos on the website, and the location was ideal for our needs. Just the sort of place where we really enjoy staying. The on-site parking was an added bonus even if it was a bit of a squeeze. Take a smallish car if you stay! Ours is a 21 year old Micra! There were lots of very thoughtful items available in the room. Besides the usual free tea and coffee, small toiletries (like a toothbrush), biscuits, confectionery bars and other useful sundries could be purchased via the honesty box in the room. So lovely to be trusted.

Our attractive chalet, (more like a little barn) was a tad on the small side, as was the bathroom, (no shelves or flat surfaces to put anything) but all perfectly ok for a short stay. Opening and closing the entrance gate to park the car might be a bit of a nuisance in the wet, but in the fine weather we had, you do get to see the lovely wild flower garden and hear the birds.

Madeleine was a lovely host. She made us feel very welcome and knew a lot about the area and the local birdlife. We opted for the bed and breakfast option rather than self-catering, which was a good decision as the home-cooked breakfasts were both plentiful and of excellent quality. We chose to stay at Mulley's Cottage due to its proximity to RSPB Minsmere and the Suffolk coast but the village itself has two good pubs, a local shop, tea room and two bookshops. There's also a farm shop a couple of miles up the road. The apartment is cosy but still a good size for two, with a king size bed and a well-equipped kitchen (we cooking in two out of three nights). Madeleine also provided us with milk, tea, coffee and chocolate biscuits! The apartment is also just a few minutes walk from Westleton Common, where we were lucky enough to see nightjars three evenings in a row, just after sunset.

Can't really think of anything we didn't like - maybe more sunshine but there wasn't much our host could do about that!

Our stay at Mulleys Cottage was absolutely lovely. Two nights close to Minsmere which was exactly what I wanted. The accommodation is a chalet behind the house; private, very comfortable, clean and cute. The bed is very comfortable, the shower is great, we loved our patio area where we sat and watched the night sky with no light pollution. Maddie is a fantastic host, she was there to welcome us on arrival and explain everything about the village, where to eat and drink etc. Breakfast is fab... think country kitchen, local news, excellent conversation and scrummy food.. fresh fruit, yoghurt, cereal, nuts and berries... Maddie cooked us wonderful full breakfast and we had other guests to chat with... all in all we had a fab time and we hope to book in with the lovely Maddie again. P.S the garden is a beautiful wildlife haven although I wasn't lucky enough to spot the slow worm. Thanks Maddie, love from Fiona and Kev. July 2023.

Great location, very peaceful. Ideal for RSPB Minsmere. Our host was lovely and cooked an excellent breakfast. Beautiful cottage. Madeleine showed us one of her larger rooms which we will book next time as our room was very small. We went on a very wet, chilly weekend (it was December)! So we were very pleased that the room was warm and cosy to come back to at the end of the day.

A bit cramped for a winter break but ideal for summer when patio doors, that open onto a little patio with table and chairs, can be used.

Beautiful quaint property, in an idyllic village. stunning gardens, rooms/annex were comfy and cosy and were filled with everything you needed. Maddie was the most beautiful host, so friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was our favourite time, homemade cooked breakfast made to order from fresh fruit, cereals and everything in between. Absolutely loved our morning chats with Maddie, she recommended lots of beautiful places to visit. We will absolutely be returning, we loved everything about this stay. Such a gem of a find.

Nothing to dislike

Delightful cottage with beautiful garden. Position of cottage central for visiting many attractions. Madeline pleasant and helpful. The breakfast was excellent plenty of choice. Added bonus a fridge in the room, also some crockery and cutlery. Breakfast also delivered to the room if requested. Very comfortable bed.

Bathroom room small but excellent shower. As i do have some mobility issues found step into bathroom and uneven surfaces outside a little problem.

It was an excellent find! As well as being surrounded by places to visit during the day and 2 places in walking distance for evening meals, Madeline’s cottage was a lovely place to stay. Breakfast in the traditional kitchen was a very good experience. On the way home we stopped off at Madeleine’s recommended farm shop (Emmerdale) - another good find.

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Lovely room with a bookshelf full of books.

WiFi password was not shown on any notice in room or dining room I could find so had to ask next morning but could not use in arrival evening. Car access was very difficult with narrow gates and overgrown bushes scraping side of car.