Celtic Mansion Annfield Manor

This manor house was built in the 1700s by an owner of three coal mines close to the area. The historical aspect of this manor is amazing as is the hostess who shared stories about the owner, his family and the manor. At breakfast each morning she told us more and more about the house which is a treasure trove of antiques.

The property is four acre as with seating areas and gardens.

Great hospitality of a very communicative and warm person. Every room in it’s special and well chosen furniture and decoration.

Lovely old house with eclectic decor

We are never a fan of shower curtains that cling to you while showering.

Good location, pool and hot tub looked great although we didnt use. Good supply of water in fridge in room. Pool towels available. No info on website but there was a hair dryer in bathroom along with shampoo and conditioner. Quiet. Bedding seemed clean (although felt like cheap quality) and King bed was comfortable.

The room was incredibly dusty and it didnt look like it gets swept pr vacummed between guests as there were crumbs on floor. Lots of squished bug marks on ceiling (we added one while killing a spider).. next day noticed daddy long legs x 2 above mirror in bedroom (I have arachnophobia so not happy, and from all the bug squish marks on ceiling I dont think this was a one off). Dropped something beside bed and looked under it, and the side table, and gross, thick layer of dust bunnies. Wall lights either side of bed fill of cobwebs and dust, fake flower arrangement in room covered in thick dust. Everything just felt dirty. Place is for sale so I geel like the bare minimum is being done. We would not recommend the place to anyone who likes cleanliness in their accommodations.