Staying at Mount Tabor has been a great experience for both me and my 34Yr old son. I truly enjoyed the feeling I got in this re-vamped old chaple. And what a delight was The owener Fay , who in every way added to our comfort and satisfaction. Rooms , clean and inviting. Food, excellent. It was my second visit... more

We stayed at Mount Tabor two nights. The room was decorated nicely with a wet room with very modern fittings, although one of the first things i noticed was the cheap white very stained rag rugs. Which I felt In my own house would have been in the dustbin. The room was cleanish, the window ledges were very dusty along... more

This converted chapel is a fascinating place to stay. The bedroom was as good if not better then some 4* hotels I've stayed in (wet room en suite!). We had a traditional breakfast of high qualty fresh local produce in an impressive open plan communal area where we could relate to other guests. Visit the National Tramway Museam nearby! more

Stayed two nights with bed, breakfast and evening meal. Very comfortable downstairs room with king-sized bed and en suite bath. Hospitality tray. Friendly welcome. Evening meal was delicious three course home cooked meal to very high standard, which meant really good food without the hassle of a restaurant. Wine available, and coffee or tea afterwards. Full English cooked breakfast was... more

Lovely building with fab open plan living, breakfast area on first floor. Breakfast taken at shared table and quality of food was excellent. We had a large ground floor room with very comfy bed and excellent shower room. Check out seemed to be whenever you were ready which was much nicer than being turfed out by 10am like most larger... more