Perfectly situated for easy access to the most beautiful villages in the Cotswolds (eg Lower Slaughter is a 12 minute drive away), also perfect if you are attending Big Feastival (a 3.9 mile drive inside the ‘No Access’ area). The hosts, Dan and Chantal are among the loveliest people you can meet, spending time to get to know guests and a mine of information on the area, baking (thanks Dan!) and the history of the farm, which has been in the family for 150 years. Hard working people looking to move with the times and ensure the long term future of their business. The buildings converted to B&B and self contained cottages are lovely, well maintained, comfortable and in keeping with the farm and the Cotswolds area. The breakfasts are fabulous BTW; don’t be afraid to ask for anything as your hosts will go out of their way to make sure you are happy.

It’s a farm off of a small country road, so expect a bit of bumpiness on the track leading to the cottages / B&B.

We were warmly welcomed by the owner upon our arrival, which made a great first impression. The farm itself is large, and at night, it was very quiet and peaceful, allowing for a restful sleep. The room and bathroom were clean, which is always a priority for us.

Unfortunately, there were a few issues during our stay. The bedding, though washed, was stained, which was disappointing. Breakfast didn’t meet our expectations; staying on a farm, we anticipated a more varied selection, but we were served just toast with two poached eggs, a small side of avocado, salmon and a tiny dessert bowl of granola with yogurt and a few pieces of fruit (I am pescatarian) . Additionally, while the farm is spacious, it could be better organized for tourists to offer more attractions and a stronger sense of staying on a working farm. The farm has great potential, but improvements could be made to better cater to the tourists they accommodate, ensuring they get more value for their money and a more authentic farm experience

I loved everything about Mill Cottage. Out in the countryside a few minutes drive from Stow in the Wold. Chantal the owner was just lovely and her breakfasts were amazing. She even made a take away breakfast on our last day as we had to leave early. She gave us some great suggestions for dinner venues and places to visit. The room was great for my daughter and I and we even had visits from the resident kitty 😺

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The location is excellent and the situation within a working farm was fascinating.. The room was very clean with a comfortable bed and bedding. Underfloor heating was very effective. The bathroom well fitted with a good walk-in shower. The staff were excellent in all respects, including a welcome much later than we had expected. The breakfast was superb, freshly cooked with very good quality ingredients. Although we did not use it there was a communal lounge with books and tables.

We stayed in the smallest of the B&B units and the bedroom space was limited and there was only a single metal chair which made sitting in the evening less comfortable than it might have been. We would certainly stay at Ash Farm again but would choose one of the larger units.

We stayed in the Dairy and although beautifully presented I was slightly disappointed that we didn't have patio doors onto the garden. However, we then realised that we could access the dining area, internally, which was very light and had large patio doors onto the outside space. Smashing. The breakfast was superb with homemade sourdough bread, avocado, smoked salmon perfectly cooked poached eggs. Delicious. There was also a full breakfast available. Chantelle was very attentive and her attention to detail was excellent. The setting is lovely looking out onto the Cotswold hills.

The TV in the room was a little hit and miss with connection.

We stayed in Room 4 within the Main farm Courtyard. We arrived slightly earlier than we had expected, Dan greeted us with a very welcoming smile and said that is was not a problem as our room was ready… The room was generous, well equipped. The shower was great and hot water was plentiful. Our room was clean and spacious and the under floor heating was very effective. Chantal always asked about our day and suggested places we might like to visit. We would return from a day's activities and find shortbread biscuits in our room. We were so impressed with the attention to detail and quality. We had homemade creps, fresh fruit and orange juice, followed by sourdough toast and a full cooked English breakfast with home grown produce. The second morning we had salmon with all the trimming again local produce and avocado. Refills of tea throughout the breakfast. This is a family run farm which was such a peaceful location considering it’s a working farm. Our hosts were incredibly friendly and helpful, always with a constant smile to greet you… We cannot recommend this place highly enough it was perfect… A sun trap little seating area outside accessed over a small bridge over the babbling stream. We met Percy and Theo the farm cats who were very friendly. We would walk down the long gravel drive in the morning. We certainly would recommend this to anyone looking for a quiet break away and we would consider staying again in the future. We absolutely loved our wonderful stay at Ash Farm Cotswolds. Our hosts were really lovely and made us feel very welcome throughout our stay. We had delicious breakfasts every morning of our stay. Thank you very much Dan and Chantal for a terrific stay.

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Location was great for exploring the Cotswolds. The breakfast was a step above most, with house-baked sourdough and farm raised eggs and produce. Very friendly and helpful wife & husband team running it! Bonus — adorable children may make an appearance.

The only thing to be aware of is that there is no shampoo in the shower, but our hostess provided a bottle on request.

Everything!! We’ve been travelling for 3months and I think this was our 18th accommodation. We’ve stayed in some amazing places, both in England and Europe in that time, and both agree that this was our absolute favourite. The room was clean and lovely and was attached to the dining room, so close to walk for the BEST breakfasts and to the refrigerator for our supplies. Dan and Chantal (sorry if incorrect spelling) were amazing hosts and it was lovely to get to know them a little and learn about the farm that has been in the family for 100 years. They also gave great advice about where to visit, or for a good pub meal. The location was the best, being very close to the village of Stow and not far to drive to anywhere else in the Cotswolds. One of our favourite afternoons was spent sitting on the back deck watching the sunset with a glass of wine in hand. We have told all of our friends at home in Oz about this special place and I’m sure some will be visiting in the future. Thank you, lovely people for such an enjoyable stay!

It would be crazy if anyone said there was something they didn’t like! Definitely nothing for us. 😊

Location was good situated outside Stow on Wold on a working farm. Chantelle made us feel very welcome upon our arrival and during our stay - she does a mean cooked breakfast and there’s lots of choice. She also had plenty of suggestions of where to visit etc and nothing was too much trouble.

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Not only was location perfect . Dan and Chantal are first class hosts . I’ve never felt so welcome anywhere . When we read the reviews about the breakfasts we where looking forward to them. But no words can explain the amazing options beautifully cooked and presented in a relaxed atmosphere. From home made sour dough bread to perfect poached eggs . Our room in the dairy was spacious light and airy and the bed was so comfortable I slept the best I have in years . We can’t wait to return in the near future . It was a joy to stay with you both and meet your beautiful family . Jackie and David x

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