Beoley Lodge

For the price i paid which was very low it was most satisfactory. The owner was extremely pleasant and chatty. Everything worked fine and the bed very comfortable.

Lovely setting. Lovely host - met me on arrival . Room very comfortable. Was nice to sit outside in evening and watch the night come in peacefully. Could do with modernising/decorating but I wouldn’t let that stop me returning. Great place for the price paid. :) had a lovely rest for the night!

This accommodation was little more than a shack. My summerhouse was cleaner. Absolute disgrace, so much so my husband ordered me to leave. I cannot describe just how bad the property was. Cobwebs, shower held together with tape, the promise of the room smelling of fish later that night. The door barely closed and had daylight shining through. It felt cold and damp. There was no 'garden view', more a high level slit window to nothingness. This place was beyond terrible. Such an upsetting experience that will be reported to environmental health and the fire brigade. Could not believe it when the owner said 'no homeless or immigrants here's. What an outrageous comment to make.

Visited last year… The owner ‘forgot’ we were coming so the room was filthy and bedding hadn’t been changed. We were in a rush to get to a wedding so he did a quick ‘clean’ while we waited outside- not sure if he did actually clean anything as it was disgusting. Mould everywhere, carpet was black, not been hoovered as our feet picked up all sorts of dirt🤮 he said he would change the bedding while we were at the wedding but didn’t as it was all stained!! He only made the bed with dirty bedding! Absolutely vile, left in the middle of the night to drive 3 hours home. AVOID AVOID AVOID! There’s a reason it’s so cheap

I dont want to be demeaning or condescending but there is no choice. What you are getting for your money is, it appears, a converted stable block that may or may not have once belonged to a lodge house nearby.. To say the property is tired would be putting it mildly, there is a prevailing musty odour to the room in which I stayed and presume is also present in the other 3 rooms. I imagine there is no insulation as the room was fairly cold for the middle of June on a mild day. When i was much younger i have on occasion squated in the east end of london, the principle of which was to find an empty council property in a run down area that you could put some effort into to make habitable. I wouldnt have squatted in this shed Sorry but not worth £10 let alone £48.

This place was so terrible that we slept in our clothes and did not get a shower due to not wanting to use the towels. The carpet in the room had snail trails on it and the room had mould growing throughout. The bed covers were damp and the whole place felt unclean. There was a smoke detector which had no batteries and initially the owner forgot to give us a key to the room. Check in was at 4pm but the room was not ready for an other hour as the owner said he was 'cleaning it'. Outside, the 'gardens' were overgrown and just outside out door was a pile of vomit. It is no where near anywhere in walking distance and you turn off a duel carriageway to reach it. 2 couples who checked in when we did seemed to leave immediately, lucky them!

Staff were extremely friendly, and it has a fridge, microwave, WiFi and TV plus kettle, but it needs a refurb.

Always good for a peaceful night away from the crowds. Wouldn't suit everyone but I find it to my taste.

Wouldn't suit everyone but does the job for me. Bed was comfy, shower worked well, nice and quiet.