Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In West Sussex

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Brian - Verified booking

  Debby made us very welcome on our arrival and showed us around the property.

  The barn is a lovely little property and is situated in a very peaceful situation in woods, we found this very handy as we could open the gate in the morning and take our dog straight into the woods. Although quiet and peaceful, a 3 minute drive down the lane takes you straight onto the A27 which is great as you can easily access any areas you wish to visit. The barn itself was very comfortable and well appointed with the added bonus of a nice conservatory, and garden with patio, table and chairs Good pub down the road,and a great village shop which served breakfast. Had a very enjoyable weeks break so 5***** to Debby

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• Willem Alfred - Verified booking

  We had a wonderful 2 weeks stay at the Old Dairy.

  Endless possibilities for walking our dog(mostly off the lead, even on the beach nearby!). The garden was nicely fenced for an escape-prone dog as we have... The beds were wonderfully comfortable. The view from the cottage over the fields never became boring. Nevertheless a few critical remarks: the outside of the cottage could do with some TLC (paint...), the gate needs some repair, WIFI was mostly very poor and during our second week the TV signal was strange enough rather poor, especially at nights! Since we had al lot of warm to hot weather with a lot of sunshine we could have done with an umbrella in the garden and perhaps a few sunbeds for the lazy moments! We'd love to come back to the Old Dairy!

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• Deborah - Verified booking

  This is a great property with lovely views but let down by a few things.

  As someone previously said, the front door locks gets jammed. There is rust at the bottom of the shower pole and mould on the edge of the shower where the screen hasn't been finished off properly. This is supposed to be a grade 4 property but don't expect fluffy towels and comfortable pillows. We've stayed at many cottages in the past and this is the first time that there hasn't been a pint of milk in the fridge! By far the worst thing was the horrendous smell of paraffin coming from the back of the cottage. We couldn't have any of the windows open at the back of the property because of the smell, which wasn't ideal when we were in the middle of a heatwave.

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• David - Verified booking

  We had a wonderful week at The Old Dairy.

  We wanted to go walking every day and were spoiled for choice with the nearby woodland containing numerous footpaths and bridleways, National Trust parkland close at hand and the coastal area between Littlehampton and Ferring only a few miles away by car. In all cases the scenery was wonderful and we were lucky enough to be treated to some stunning autumn sunsets. Our only suggestion regarding the accommodation is that we would have expected to find liquid soap in the bathrooms and cooking items such as salt and pepper in the kitchen cupboards. We didn't think to take those. Given the chance, though, we would certainly return for another holiday.

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• John - Verified booking

  The Old Dairy was a lovely little cottage but seemed to need a bit of TLC.

  The furnishings were of a high standard and very comfortable but the overall cleanliness let it down. There were large cobwebs in quite a few areas, the microwave had bean spots and the oven was dirty. There were only four spoons and forks so using the dishwasher would have been a waste of time. 6 lightbulbs had blown and not been replaced. The shower head holder needs to be fixed to stop the shower head drooping. The owner came to replace the broken rubbish bin and I mentioned a few of the problems. The fuse box door was taped up with black tape, he said it would cost £300 to replace so had left it. Not a good impression.

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