The location is perfect, right in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold with easy access to all the lovely shops, cafes, resturants and pubs. Was surprised that such a cute little tea room could have such amazing B&B rooms above! The check in was seamless, we arrived early & had lunch at the tearoom after which we were kindly shown our room two hours earlier than official check in time. We chose poached eggs on toast. They were Cackleberry eggs which were so very tasty & had the most deep orange yokes I've ever seen! This is an old building so the rooms are accessed by a fairly steep winding staircase however I am of senior age & walk with a stick but managed it slowly. Our room was delightful, not huge but had everything we could need & was comfortable. The ensuite bathroom however was very big, had a separate shower cubicle & a huge corner bath with an inset seat which made access much easier for me so it was a real luxury treat to enjoy a bath rather than a shower & the hot water was plentiful. Handwash, shower gel, shampoo & body moisturiser were all provided as well as a hairdryer. One touch that I loved, & I wish all hotels and B&Bs would provide, was a bottle of tap water & two glasses in our room. Breakfast was tea, coffee, juice & a choice breakfast from the tearoom breakfast menu which included the usual full English type of breakfast, eggs on toast (various ways) & a lovely large yoghurt, fruit & granola bowl (which we chose) & was delicious. The tearoom has seating inside & also has seating in a lovely courtyard where we had lunch on our arrival. It didn't spoil anything for us but the water heater is pretty noisy in room 4 when the hot water tap is turned on in any room it would seem.