The Old Post Office Lanchester, Lanchester

Exceptional

Great B and B in...

Liked: The Old Post Office is in a great location in Lanchester with various places to eat close by. The facilities are excellent with great attention to detail including bathrobes, fresh milk and homemade biscuits. The room was spotlessly clean and Keith a very welcoming host. Breakfast was ordered the night before at a time of our choice which meant everything was freshly cooked. Great local ingredients and the most delicious bacon!
Disliked: Nothing to dislike, really enjoyed our stay

Exceptional

Liked: Great hosts, great food . Nothing was too much trouble
Disliked: Everything was absolutely great . It was a home from home .

Exceptional

Liked: Keith, the host was amazing and breakfast was the best I've had in some time, freshly made to order with beautiful local ingredients including home made bread!. The Old Post Office was a delight from start to finish.

Excelent friendly place to stay.

Liked: The breakfast was exceptional with home baked bread and eggs from their own hens. excelent choice and all freshly prepared.The room was spacious, well appointed and comfortable.The accommodation is located close to several excelent restaurants
Disliked: Nothing

Made very welcome. We were...

Liked: Location and friendliness. Very comfortable bed
Disliked: Nothing

Exceptional

Liked: Large, gorgeous room with many thoughtful features. Lovely modern bathroom with large walk in shower. Our own coffee machine in the room. Two armchairs for watching TV. Good breakfast.
Disliked: Duvet on double bed was too small

A most comfortable stay with...

Liked: A beautiful and interesting property that felt very homely, instantly. Also a beautiful garden.
Disliked: Nothing!

Very good

Liked: An unusual b and b, which, as the title suggests, was an old post office. Very quaint with a small guest sitting room and dining room with lots of personal touches. There are three upstairs bedrooms, one of which sleeps 4 and has views over the street. Coffee, tea, chocolate, and homemade biscuits. With a small fridge in the hallKeith cooks breakfast, which is ordered the night before. Home-made bread and free-range eggs. Plus, different cooked options, fruit, cereal, and yoghurtThere is a direct bus into Durham from the village
Disliked: Ideally, a heated towel rail would be useful, as towels did not dry fully.