The Wayside & Whisky Barn
Review
Having travelled to an extensive portfolio of businesses over the past years and whilst writing my wide selection of popular travel guides, I thought I’d seen pretty much all that there was to see when it came to Britain’s vast selection of accommodation providers, this was before I visited The Wayside and Whisky Barn that is. This small but high quality Bed & Breakfast has been lovingly restored, including some amazing original features and I must have said the word ‘Wow’ dozens of times during my visit. Not only are the bedrooms of the highest of standards, their locally sourced, freshly prepared breakfast is most certainly worth a mention. No expense has been spared also, on the design of their slick bar, aptly named the `Whisky Barn’ Here you can relax and unwind after dinner whilst sipping on whiskies from around the world, it doesn’t really get any better than that!
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Location
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