Staying at this lovely cottage in the Lake District was an absolute delight. The location was perfect, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding beauty. The cottage itself was impeccably clean, and the atmosphere felt just like home. One of the highlights of our stay was the delicious food served at the cottage. Every meal was prepared with care and attention to detail, leaving us satisfied and content. Sheila, the owner, truly went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Her kindness and friendliness added an extra layer of warmth to our experience. Overall, our time at this cottage was nothing short of wonderful. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cozy retreat in the Lake District.

Staying at High Wray farm was like being a guest at a friend's home. Sheila was welcoming and provided many lovely welcoming gestures such as tea and cake in the dining room each afternoon when we returned from our adventures. Breakfast was fantastic, well cooked with daily specials and plenty of choice. A small fridge was available for guest use

Bedrooms are upstairs which did not prove an issue for us but could be problematic for anyone with mobility issues

A wide selection available for breakfast with a very hearty Lakeland full English too good to miss! The location was the perfect retreat in the idyllic, quiet hamlet of High Wray. A beautifully maintained original farm house, High Wray Farm had a splendidly kept English country garden which was available and appreciated both during the day and in the evening as a peaceful location to chat about the days activities. Very handy for the ferry across the lake too.

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The property is in such a lovely quiet location with very beautiful gardens. Hosts are very welcoming and thoughtful, it was a nice surprise being welcomed with homemade cake when we got there.

Making tea on a low table was a little difficult but not impossible. Was nice to have real milk available in the fridge in the hallway.

Everything is exactly as illustrated by previous guests. Pleasant hosts; Sheila and Chris are so passionate and thank you for sharing the cottage with us. And they cook scrumptious breakfast too. Comfy and cosy rooms and living room. And the manicured English garden. And the trails right across the road; catch the romantic summer sunset and sunrise. It’s simply a perfect stay in the Lakes.

I should have stayed longer!

The breakfast was really tasty a wide choice of fresh and local cooked food .Sheila our host is very hardworking delivery on food is really fast and organised the porridge is the nicest l have ever tasted. The location of the property is approximately 2.5 miles from Ambleside near the Wray castle.

Floor a little slippery due to the shine and cleaning in bedroom we forgot our slippers so bring yours then all right.

The breakfast was excellent. There was a menu choice and a special every day. We wanted to leave early for an event prior to the normal time allocated for breakfast and this was accommodated. Wifi was free. Lovely peaceful accommodation. Guest lounge with TV and games. Traditional farmhouse ambiance.

A very friendly welcome from Sheila, with a lovely breakfast each morning and comfy bed. The other guests were friendly too and the house has alot of historic character. It was also nice to stay a bit outside of the tourist centres in the country.

The only suggestion would perhaps be blackout curtains in the bedroom, at midsummer the sun rises very early in the Lake District. But overall an excellent stay.

We do recommend Sheila's B & B at the Wray farm.The reason is: A warm welcome, cosy interior and delicious breakfasts. Our stay was very agreeable. We have really enjoyed in the wonderful Lake District area. Apparently the cat found us good company as she always came to us and stayed with us.

Absolutely fantastic staying on a working farm with Chris and Shiela, their working dog Floss and the cat Pippin. A very cosy place, beautiful food, lovely rustic and authentic rooms with modern facilities. Almost like staying with extended family away from the ambleside bustle but only a short boat ride from Wray Castle down the road. Definitely recommended.

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