We booked in 2 nights at this farmhouse B&B having read the reviews on this website. We were pleased to find that our experience echoed other guests views of this delightful B&B. We were welcomed in on a cold and dark November evening by Kathryn who set up a tea tray for us in the lounge where there was a... More

We booked in for a one night stay on the 5th November. We received a warm welcome from Kathryn and were shown to our room. Kathryn had been forward thinking to not only have on the central heating but forward thinking enough to put on the free standing electric heater - a welcome we were grateful for. The room was... More

We checked in late due to work approx 10.30pm. Kathryn (the owner) and her husband came and welcomed us immediatey as we parked infront of her gorgeous house. They were very happy and pleased to meet us and asked us how our journey was. They were very welcoming and showed us to our room. We offered to pay right away... More

Ley Fields Farm is set back from the road linking Cheadle (the one in Staffordshire) to Leek and although this is a busy route once inside the farm house you can't hear the traffic. It is a working farm but it isn't immediately apprarent as there is a moderate sized front garden with ample parking space and some mature trees.... More

We have just come back from a weekend lesiure trip to Alton Towers with my husband and young son. We stayed at Ley Farm for one night. From the moment we arrived nothing was too much trouble. The room we stayed in was at the front of the house with original features ans stylish interior inkeeping with the house's heritage.After... More

This is such a cracking little B&B (well I say little, it's a huge farmhouse) that we felt we had to tell people about it for the first time. We stopped here after having our hotel room double booked at a nearby hotel and we are very happy that it ended up this way, as the farmhouse was 110% better... More