Elvey Farm

Second time we've stayed here, the last being fifteen years ago under previous owners. The accommodation has been recently renovated and is of an excellent standard. We stayed in the Tenterden Suite which was absolutely beautiful. The hosts Nick and Sonja were really friendly and genuinely lovely people. They greeted us upon arrival and of hearing of our stay fifteen years earlier kindly showed us thier home which is beautiful barn conversion which was previously the the restaurant under previous ownership (this was where I proposed to my wife). The hosts could not have been more welcoming and kind. The facilities were second to none and I would highly recommend anyone looking for a beautiful, peaceful and tranquil break. We can also recommend the Rose & Crown pub at the top of the lane, lovely traditional fire and excellent food and drink. All in all I could not recommend enough. We will definitely be returning again.

If you like boutique accommodation that is quintessentially of its place then this is it. The converted stables have been fitted out to an exceptional standard, the location is bucolic Kent at its loveliest, and Sonja and Nick are wonderful hosts who are determined to make your stay delightful. Add a meal at nearby Pluckley's Black Horse and you have all the makings of a memorable getaway.

If you are looking for boutique bed and breakfast accomodation then look up Elvey Farm in Pluckley Kent. This farm really is a hidden gem tucked away in the beautiful Kent countryside. There are five beautifully renovated suites in the historic stable block. I recently stayed and firstly I had a lovely warm welcome by Sonja and Nick who really are super hosts. I stayed in Tenderton suite which had a lovely triple aspect - it was absolutely immaculate inside tastefully decorated lovely furnishings and a well equipped fridge with milk, orange juice, yoghurts, freshly prepared fruit and butter and on the side were an assortment of cereals, biscuits, tea and coffee, do lots to choose from for breakfast. It was so peaceful there and I slept so well. The farm has a lot of history to it and I was really touched that Nick and Sonja had a memorial for “Ossie” Oswald St John Pigg a 22yr old Spitfire Pilot who was shot down and crashed into the paddock behind the farm in September 1940 - how lovely that they keep this brave young pilots memory alive If you are ever in this area don’t hesitate to book here.. you won’t regret it! I will certainly return if I am in that area again - it’s fabulous!