Looks a bit jaded and small from the outside,but the welcome was warm and put us at ease.Room was very comfortable and well decorated.Compared to other B&B's we have stayed in, possibly a star short.We would not hesitate to use again.

The title of the review tells you most about my stay. The B&B (it is not a hotel and it says "B&B" on their current business card) is only five minutes walk from the centre of Peterborough - great for sightseeing. The people were very friendly, with a helpful, welcoming approach and smiling faces. The only thing that disappointed me was the room. I was told they only had a twin available (I'd already booked a single online through Eviivo, but this may be the fault of the booking service, not the B&B). Of course, it had to be the same price, but as a solo traveller, I am particular about having single rooms, as opposed to twin bedded room. Secondly, I found a tissue on the floor, so it does not get five stars for cleanliness. Finally, I like to sleep with the window open at night to let in a flow of air. This was not possible, as I was on the ground floor and my room had an antiquated bay window with only a door which could open (this would have been a security risk).

Friendly welcome and well decorated room with a new fitted carpet in bedroom and en-suite bathroom. Not a hygenic arrangement for the bathroom. For the two days I was there the hot tap delivered only luke-warm water and I had to boil a kettle to get hot water for shaving: fortunately the shower was electrically heated. The bedroom contained litter on the floor and table from a previous occupant. One of the table chairs had a seat that was nearly detached.

The breakfast was acceptable and the central location was very convenient.

The room and food were excellent, but their efforts to make your stay " like home" were unsurpassed. The owner was especially helpful in assisting me revise my travel schedule due to an unforseen change in plans. She let me use her telephone to make calls to all the other B & B's on my schedule, and would not let me pay for it. Then, she spent over an hour of her time using her computer to reprint revised train schedules for the balance of my two month trip. Later, when I inquired if there was a laundromat in town, she volunteered to do my laundry at no charge so I could spend the day doing "tourist things" rather than laundry. During my two month trip, it did not get better than this. If you want to visit an interesting town and stay at a nice B & B, look no further. This is it!