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No, far from it. This is what we do:

Weekends – Friday for a two or three-night weekend.
Midweeks – Sunday to Friday, or Monday to Friday.
You can also come Monday to Sunday for six nights, or a full week arriving and leaving on a Friday, Sunday or Monday.

Provided that you arrive and leave on any of those days, you can stretch your stay out to suit yourself. We can occasionally do a one-night stay on a Sunday if we have availability. For anything else, just ask, as we may be able to accommodate you in the quieter periods.

We welcome up to three dogs in each cottage. We are known for this and have won awards for it, as well as gaining some great press.

Yes, bedding and towels are provided. All of very high quality.

Yes. Very much so. We use a number of pet-specific products and equipment. Our housekeepers are aware of when we have had dogs in and ensure that no signs remain. The owner of the business is allergic to dogs so we have always had very high standards. Again, we have won awards for this.

Just XL Bullies. There’s a clue in the name and they are a banned species. Other than that, for very obvious reasons, we ask that guests keep aggressive dogs very much under control and away from other dogs. We have fully enclosed, private gardens and ask that outside of these, dogs be kept on leads. You may have a very friendly dog but not everyone wants a dog bounding over to them. More importantly, nervous dogs certainly don’t want it.

We have an awesome, fully enclosed 2-acre meadow for dogs to run around and socialise!

No, sorry. We did it twice and twice we had sofas plucked, which we didn’t charge for. So no cats.

We have a huge comprehensive list but just to give you a few of the most frequently asked ones, we provide a delicious local breakfast basket to get you off to a great start on your first morning! We also supply all your tea, coffee, sugar, linen, bedding & towels, luxury hand soap & shower gel, etc.

Everything you need, hopefully. We’ve worked hard to make sure our kitchens are fully stocked.

Yes we do but you would need to book all of our cottages. This is to avoid other guests finding themselves in the middle of someone else’s party.

No. We do insist that the Hot Tub is purely for use by guests staying in that barn in order to avoid unwanted noise levels, disturbing other guests.

Yes. If you book a barn with a hot tub it is yours and is not overlooked. We do insist that the Hot Tub is purely for use by guests staying in that barn in order to avoid unwanted noise levels, disturbing other guests.

Yes we do, in all our Barns and aboard our large Barge ‘Onderneming’. Woodfarm House has an open fire. Twee Gebroeders doesn’t have one but it has a lovely range cooker, which kicks out a good heat.

Yes, they do. All our Barns have underfloor heating. Woodfarm House and both Barges have full domestic central heating systems with radiators throughout.

Yes, we do. We can offer Champers, Handmade Suffolk Chocolates, Deli Hampers, Flowers, etc.

Yes, we do. We put a decorated and lit tree up, as well as some other decorations too.

Nope. We charge for logs as clearly stated. There is a cleaning charge of £25 clearly stated in our T’s & C’s if you leave the Cottage or Barge disrespectfully dirty but we’ve only had to enforce this a couple of times.

We take a £100 deposit per cottage at the time of booking, with the balance payable in full a month before you arrive.

They each have their own page, with a full description, reviews and videos. PLUS there is a Google Virtual Tour for each as well.

We do but they are free, so not for hire as such. We have a motley collection so don’t expect to enter the Tour De Suffolk on one.

You can read thousands on our websites from previous guests and we have hundreds of Five Star reviews on Tripadvisor, Facebook and Google.

Heck yeah! We even have a blog post and video on our social media presence that you can watch.

No. No, we do not. He is a putrid orange creature with only his own interests at heart.

Crunchy. All the way!

Yes. I need a lie-down.