This is a beautiful place to stay. Wonderful grounds and the staff was very nice. Breakfast was delicious, the rooms were immaculate. more

My husband & I drove up from Troy, New York where we were visiting relatives. We are from Seattle, Washington. We just spent one night, as we had Christmas plans with our family in Troy. We had such a wonderful stay!, we did not want to leave. We stayed in the "Birds Nest" ... so clean and cozy, thanks to... more

We stayed the Barrows House Inn this summer and had a wonderful time. The property has a main house and a number of smaller buildings with a few rooms in each. The Inn is spread out on a large parcel of land and there is a large beautiful garden adjacent to the main house. I found the room we had... more

The Barrows House is quite nice looking from the outside however, our room was another matter. The room was small and cheaply decorated, neither of which would have alone prompted this negative review. What upset us was the condition of the room. In general, everything was old and in need of replacing. The carpet was ripped in the bedroom and... more

Very disappointed, Extreamly over priced in relation to the other B and B's in the area. They seem will fee you to death, no breakfast included!!! If they offer drinks in the lobby it will seem that they are complimentary but the are not. My wife and 3 kids had cider and found out later that they wanted $5.00 dollars!!!!!... more

We stayed at the Barrows House during Fall 2004. The grounds are gorgeous, and sitting in the breakfast room by the windows, enjoying the lovely views and falling leaves is truly special. Overall, however, this didn't feel like good value for money. The rooms are quite expensive and the standard isn't quite up to other inns charging similar prices in... more

Originally from NY, We vacationed at Barrows House several times over the years. It offers great amenities, location, you can bring your dog-two of the cottages are dog friendly! The innkeepers and staff are always there to please and assist with any endeavor and Chef Ian is worth a visit alone. My family and I moved to Dorset after years... more

My wife and I have been there several times- pre-children and with children- and at various times of the year. The setting is immaculate- historic village, marble sidewalks, solitude 6 miles from "hectic" Manchester. Beautiful grounds and a mix of rooms, from the historic Inn to more modern and spacious rooms. Great food! The new Chef promises to add a... more