I stayed here with my baby Daughter in August. I found the bedroom of a good size and good facilities were provided. The breakfast was lovely and the staff very friendly. As I live abroad, I need a place to stay when visiting friends and relatives in the area. This shall be my new place to stay as I really enjoyed it. We shall be back at Christmas.

We booked in a twin room for a one night stay and it was very cosy great shower.and lovely breakfast, the service was great. 5 min walk to pub .which was a lovely meal and great beer.
the village is a very pretty little place and very quite. we would recommend

We had a small issue with room but management were helpful in resolving the problem.Breakfast very nice.The cheese omelette was yummy.Rooms are alittle warm for us but would be cosy in the winter months.We were welcomed in person when we arrived and shown to our room.Shame we visited in October because the swimming pool was closed for winter.Would be nice to visit in the summer next time

I have stayed at Oak tree farm for quite a while and can honestly say that this place is a little gem! Needless to say all of the other reviews have the same opinion. This part of the country north of Birmingham does not really have a lot to offer other than travel lodges and branded pubs, so finding a decent place to stay is hard.

The owners of this establishment used to own a successful Hotel in Birmingham, so this place is run properly. The fixtures and fittings are top notch and the breakfasts are a lesson in choice; a good selection from a "full English" with black puddings right the way through to scrambled eggs and salmon all made to order. Good strong coffee, what more could you ask for.

I have stayed at a number of places in the area and as far as I am concerned this is the benchmark for price and comfort in the area. Book early as it is always busy.