My stay here was good but ....
I chose the cheapest room to save money so I can't complain about how small the room was. But since the room really was big enough for one person only, it would have been better to have a single bed rather than the double so it wasn't so cramped. I couldn't move without having to step over my luggage.
Because I was in the cheapest room I also had a shared bathroom. This was not a problem at all.

Apparently locks had recently been changed and/or new keys cut. The room key I was given didn't work so I was given the master which made the hostess pretty anxious for the duration of my stay.
I was staying there to attend family celebrations and got back late one night and the front door was locked. The front door key wouldn't work. Luckily I had a family sofa to go back to for that night. I said what had happened and some WD40 or other attention was given to the lock and after that it was fine. But I don't know what I'd have done if I hadn't had somewhere else to go. It was cold and wet which would have made sleeping in my car pretty unpleasant.

Breakfast was fine, freshly cooked after you arrived in the dining room and I was happy with what I was given. But there wasn't choice as such, more what was offered each morning. Perhaps if I'd asked for something specific it would have been provided.

Wi-fi was included in the price. There being no desk in my room I used the one in the living room which was a huge pleasant space. I would have had to go to this room anyway to recharge batteries for computer, camera, phone, etc because I couldn't do that in my room. My room had old-style two socket electrical plugs whereas my adaptor plug had three prongs so it couldn't be used.

In spite of the negatives above I would stay here again. Next time I'm sure the key problem wouldn't happen and I'd pay for a bigger room. I've already suggested other family members consider this accommodation for future visits.

I visited MA as a personal retreat and was so happy to have found The Inn on The Horse Farm. I was lucky enough to be able to stay in the cottage on the back of the property. Yes the building was older and in need of some TLC, but it was definatly perfect for me, an entire cottage to myself with a kitchen and my own private deck. Horses, geese, chickens and a very friendly cat to greet me in the mornings. Spent lots of time soaking up that awesome MA sun and listening to tunes on the back deck. Again this was just a personal retreat in which i wasnt going sightseeing. Awesome walks everynight to look at the New England homes and even found the most awesome Rock Chapel hidden away in the trees, definatly worth getting up Sunday morning for that service!!!!
never did make it in for breakfast but the hosts were very accomadating to my desire to just "veg" out for the week!!!! I LOVED IT HERE, but again, I stayed in the little cottage, which was in need of some TLC, Would I stay again??? MOST DEFINATLY CANT WAIT!!!

I have stayed in many B&B's, but this is the first time I have taken a minute to write a review. I do so because this was EXACTLY what a stay in a B&B should be. The house is spacious ,well sound proofed, and comfortable. The grounds are picturesque, and one is invited to walk them-and offered carrots to feed the horses along the way. Being allergic to animals, I was a little leery of the animal part, but all are kept a good distance from guests, and there is no indication of them in the house. The breakfast was fresh eggs and fresh herbs from the garden, and fresh juice. The host and hostess were SO nice-accommodating with the room, friendly in a sincere way. They gave accurate directions, and the B&B is in a great location to tour the areas of Concord and Lexington. I would happily return. Excellent value, and a true feeling of being a welcome guest.

my husband and i had a nice time at this B&B. we found the owners and staff to be friendly and welcoming. the room was lovely - very nice to stay in an old victorian!