Peartree Farm B&B was excellent and outstanding value for money. Simple ensuite rooms on a working farm in picture perfect scenery. The breakfast was the highlight - in Beverley's beautiful farmhouse and so generous that I didn't need lunch, making the stay even better value for money. The small bottles of real milk in the fridge in the room were a nice touch - so much better than little plastic pots of miserable UHT. Aldwinkle itself had a lot more to it than just a cute name, including a nature reserve with bird spotting shelters, ye olde churches and more. I imagine Americans would be beside themselves at the quaintness. A very pleasant 10 minute drive from Oundle, avoiding the main road, I will definitely be back.

A quiet pleasant village location. Good breakfast. Very enjoyable evening meal (pre-booking necessary) - freshly cooked with lots of tasty vegetables and ability to bring your own drinks and invite non-resident guests. Good table service but privacy also respected when with friends. Very welcoming, friendly and helpful landlady who went above and beyond what would normally be expected to provide extra bedding and heater to meet the needs of an older person. Good sized double room with large bathroom; nice to also have a residents' lounge.

W-fi that kept dropping out from an iPad.

An excellent greeting from the owner, this is a working farm and I arrived at about 9pm, there are no lights in the village so it was difficult to find. The accommodation was excellent large spacious room and shower and toilet room again was quite large. Before leaving I was presented with an excellent breakfast as good as any chain but better-quality ingredients. Excellent value for money.

The only downside for me was the mattress was to firm for my liking, although it did not stop me from sleeping.

Bev the host was excellent, room was lovely and very comfortable. Breakfast was lovely 😍 the area was Beautiful. Can't fault the place at all except you do need a car because there are no buses. It was raining a lot so didn't get to see the whole area..I wish I had book for 2 or 3 days. Would definitely recommend this place.

Just the rain and no buses. But hey you can't relay on the English weather so no one's fault.

Beverly was so friendly and accommodating and very knowledgeable about the local area. We felt really well looked after. The breakfast was absolutely amazing. My veggie full English was just as good as the meat version with absolutely delicious eggs, and I don't doubt that with notice they could cater to other dietary requirements too. We happen to stay at lambing time and they warned us people might be walking about at night. Since the room was near the lambing barn I was worried it might be noisy but I slept just fine. The room was comfy, clean and very nicely outfitted. Converted stables, each room with it's own ensuite, really lovely use of the space and the features of the old building but with modern comfort. Nice and cosy despite cold weather. I didn't use the shower in the end but it looked good. Local nature reserve is lovely, with bird hides all around the lake. Didn't see much but it was raining a lot - I bet it's amazing in the summer. The farm staff we met were all really lovely too, and let us come in and see the newborn lambs! Really special experience. Beverly recommended great places to go for lunch and dinner - the Kings Head in the next village was excellent too. Nearby Lyveden National trust is a bit boring in winter - probably much better in the summer. We still had a nice walk though.

Hard to find anything to criticise really. The toilet had an old cistern that took a long time to fill up and perhaps wasn't as economical as it could be? Parking was ok but might be a bit crowded if all the rooms were full I think. That's all I can think of.

We received the warmest welcome on arrival. The owner, Beverly was so welcoming and helpful. We had a tour of the farm and met the animals Beverley and her family are so passionate about their animals and their welfare. The breakfast was brilliant, cereals, yoghurts, full English and more. The farm is a beautiful quiet English village not far from Oundle and it was so relaxing and distressing it was wonderful.

Nice location, i parked roadside, there is small parking area next to farm house and another space opposite. Host very friendly and helpful with luggage and food Little fridge with watwr and milk and even supplies hot chocolate Didn't have cooked breakfast but good choice available

When looking for hairdryer, found old guest clothing in drawer and kettle had old water and was not clean inside, didn't affect me as was too warm for hot drink, was planning to have hot chocolate before bed but kettle changed mind

Quirky old style farmhouse. Bed was comfortable and bedding nice quality. Shower was good and easy to use. The metal shower tray is easy to unhook if you want more space. It was lovely to see the lambs and horses. The breakfast was very filling and well cooked. It was not noisy. Beverley the hostess is a very nice welcoming lady. The area is good for gentle strolls in the countryside.

No vegetarian sausage in the breakfast! But that's it. The tv is small if that's important to you.

The owner was very welcoming, with a personal touch. The room was very comfortable although a little dated & basic. The owner made me feel very welcome & the breakfast was great. The only thing I would add is a small rug on the bedroom floor, the floor is all good quality vynal which is easy clean as it is a working farm Thank you.

There's nothing I didn't like about it.

A very quiet location which made for a good night's sleep. The bed also had a firm mattress, which I like. The host was very welcoming and helpful and the breakfast was good. The room was clean, a good size and even had a little fridge with a proper bottle of milk for hot drinks instead of those tiny plastic pots.