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"The room was in a neglected state , toilet didn’t flush properly, pillows paper thin, bed rock hard, walls thin, constant banging outside, room smelt damp , very bright flashing from smoke alarm right above bed all night ..a large group of us stayed here for one night and nobody slept well at all. Breakfast was poor choice (no vegetarian option) and took ages to refill when empty and they need more staff around the hotel "

"Amazing property, located just 5 mins walk from the Ipswich Railway Station. The rooms are spacious, immaculately clean, delicious breakfast and an amazing breakfast."

"Wow we had a lovely comfy and relaxing stay. We had everything we needed and the cottage was spotless(thanks Barbie I think) Ris and Simon the owners were brilliant communication before, during and since had been fantastic. The homemade honey and jam were a really special touch to the fresh eggs, bread and milk left for our arrival. The shower was brilliant and our grand daughter loved the little shampoo etc “like being in a posh hotel” she said. Lots of lovely big sift towels too! Best break we have had and perfect for our dogs too with outside seating and bbq if weather had been better but that’s uk and we did manage to sit out one evening, even though road next to us it was really peaceful. Many thanks to Simon and Rod for making us so welcome. See you again soon."

"Lovely old cottage in ideal location. Good pubs nearby."

"We had a really wonderful stay at The Calf Pens. There was so much attention to detail that we wanted for nothing. It was clean, comfortable, extremely well laid out and had plenty of books and board games to entertain us. The owners had carefully and thoughtfully put together interesting places to visit and provided information for local pubs/restaurants. All these touches enabled us to have a relaxing stay. We loved our evening strolls around the adjoining farmland and lakes, just beyond the garden. We were lucky to see so many bats and dragonflies, plus many varieties of birds in the woods and farmland; listen out for the barking deer too! There was an array of butterflies on the buddleas in the garden with a large lawn to sit outside, or play games, or just sit, unwind and watch the sun go down. The let was tranquil and slightly off the beaten track - just what we’d been looking for, but it was close enough to Hadleigh for shopping. It was also well situated for visiting the many tourist attractions that are all over Suffolk/Essex - far too many to visit in just one week. The owners were very friendly but made every effort to ensure we had our privacy. We were so happy with our stay that we are already making plans for our return."