Huntlands Farm Bed & Breakfast in Bromyard, England

The 17th-century farmhouse offers rooms with four-poster beds and parquet floors, such as the Rafters Room with a deep bath and walk-in shower. Each room includes a TV, electric kettle, wardrobe, and complimentary water and milk. The Superior King Room has a four-poster bed and large windows overlooking the garden.

Breakfast options include full English, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices, all made with farm produce-bacon, sausages, eggs, juice, and homemade jams. Evening meals are available if ordered 24 hours in advance, with dishes like steak from their own cattle and brown stew. The farm's own cider is served at the bar.

Guests can meet Walter the donkey, Gordon the Shetland pony, free-range chickens, and cattle during a wander around the farm. The property includes a garden, terrace, picnic area, and a 17th-century barn with a horse-drawn cider press. A calf was born during one guest's stay, adding to the rural experience.

Lucy runs upholstery courses for guests, with small class sizes and materials provided; complete beginners can transform their own furniture. The shared lounge/TV area has board games and puzzles. Nearby, there are National Trust properties and walking routes from the farm.

The farm is 47 km from Coughton Court and 50 km from Lickey Hills Country Park, 76 km from Birmingham Airport. Free on-site private parking is available, with accessible parking spots. CCTV, smoke alarms, and fire extinguishers are installed throughout the property.

Working farm: Sheep, cattle, donkey, pony, chickens

17th-century farmhouse with four-poster beds

Home-produced breakfast with farm bacon, eggs, sausages

Bookable evening dinners by Stephen

Upholstery courses run by Lucy

Free on-site private parking

Accessible parking and non-smoking rooms