Stayed here with a close friend when he came to visit, since my cottage is too small for visitors. I felt all my stress and tension melt away simply walking around the grounds. Our room was very large, with a huge comfy bed and no TV or phone. If you need to get away, this is the spot! You'll still... More

This is a very special place to us however we were surprised at how "worn" the Inn has gotten over several years. The rooms were clean but signs of needing a good paint and a few cobwebs are starting to show up. The rooms were large, beautifully decorated and the setting is wonderful. Breakfast was very large (4 courses!!) and... More

We never even made it here! We had purchased a gift certificate from the previous owner, who said we could use it any time in our lifetime. (I was not aware that there was new ownership; we had not been contacted by the previous owner to notify us of the change.) I misplaced it a couple of times, and by... More

The place is nice, but shows a little age & use. We were enchanted by the gardens and the overall look and feel of the place. The decor was charming. I loved the fact that there was no TV in the room (we stayed in the Loft). Lots of animals to see and nice little touches all over the grounds... More

After reading the other reviews, we feel we need to comment. We categorically disagree with the negative reviews. On a site like this, it is sad that people are quick to criticize but slow to praise. The Manor Farm Inn guestbook is filled with praise from many people, like us, who have been returning year after year to this one-of-a-kind... More

My stay at the Manor Farm Inn certainly was strange! A friend of mine came to visit from out of state and we thought it would be fun to have a girl's night at a b&b. The pictures online don't do the scenery justice, it's really quite beautiful out in the boonies! However, the rooms were cold and dank, we... More

We stayed at the Manor Farm Inn based upon the reviews here and in a book of Northwest B&B's. Given the positive reviews, and our own lofty expectations (our favorite B&B in Washington is Run of the River), we were disapointed with our stay. Our experience started out on the wrong foot, and while aspects of our stay were enjoyable,... More

We stayed at Manor Farm Inn in Jan. of 2005. The most surprising about it was when we arrived, the owner had gone home (off site) to her home and left the keys for us to let ourselves in. The room was very cold and damp, until we lit the fireplace and forced ourselves to relax and enjoy the scenery... More

We spent a wonderful week in June at the Manor Farm Inn. This is truly a story book inn. We didn't have a car so we were essentially stuck there. This ended up being to our advantage. The location became simply relaxing and wonderful. We enjoyed the dinner at the Inn's restaurant, a wonderful breakfast. Our room, the pig room... More