We stayed for a couple of nights at LOW MILL and only wished it could have been longer. All the previous reviews have said it all:--- Lovely hosts, great food, not a spot of grease on the breakfast plates, eggs properly poached and good quality bacon and sausages. Dinner the previous evening was delightful too, beautifully cooked and served in... More

We arrived at Low Mill to be met by Neil and Jane a very nice couple from London.We were made to feel at home right from the off! The mill is beautifully renovated to a high standard,we found ourselves relaxing immediately.This is the ultimate in B and B we added dinner and our visit was complete. Neil being a builder... More

Just returned from a fabulous break staying in The Workshop Room, which was the original workshop of the previous occupant, Doctor Cole, who used the mill as both a workshop and dolls house museum. Most of the original millworks, including the waterwheel, remain in working order and Neil and Jane are only too delighted to show you the wheel working... More

Booking online from Canada, you're never quite sure that the pictures and description match the actual property. We were not disappointed...Neil and Jane were the perfect hosts and were very helpful in giving us information about the area (where to eat, history of the towns, hiking/walking trails). We were trying to meet with people who knew something about my grandmother... More

Neil and Jane have certainly put the idea of b and b onto another level . This must be one of the best places in one of the most beautiful parts of England. Eat your heart out my friends from the south. More

My partner and I stayed at Low MIll for 2 nights in January and what a lovely relaxing break we had. We can't recommend this place enough. Considering Neil and Jane are new to the game and only opened Low MIll in September 2011 they are on track to be the very best in the area. The hospitality and friendliness... More

If you are into working waterwheels and mill machinery then Low Mill in Bainbridge is a must. The friendly owners will give you a complete tour so you can view the workings at first hand We stayed in The Workshop, a huge room which housed a big comfy bed, table/chairs, all mod cons, a sofa , copper bath and some... More

I had seen pictures in a magazine article of Low Mill but these in no way prepare you for the experience, absolutely stunning. We stayed in the Store Room which is the smallest room on offer but this is still far superior to most rooms we have stayed in before. We were also shown the Workshop, their largest room, which... More

My partner and I wanted a night away, somewhere tranquil and relaxing to recharge our batteries and we couldn’t have asked for anything more! Low Mill guesthouse is truly stunning with bags of character and history. The moment you walk in you feel right at home. Jane and Neil made us feel so very welcome. The food was delicious and... More