The Inn on the Horse Farm

repeat stay, the beat and beautiful,

Look, we like funky, personal, old-fashioned bnbs and inns rather than homogenized generic hotels but there are really two issues with this place: they either need to upgrade or they need to charge less, a lot less, for what they are offering. The property is radically neglected with lots of junk everwhere (a mop head here, a mold covered soccer ballt here) and outdoor carpeting that should have been removed decades okay. Indoors the clutter is insane. Our room was palatially large but there was no soap for the jacuzzi tub (which doesnt work anymore and the water didn't get very hot), no bureaus, and the closets were blocked by chairs and tables and filled with crap. There was an old funky coffee maker but no coffee , wall to wall carpeting in the bathrooms (but not the bedrooms) It seemed to be furnished by a grandmother in her Liberaci-Flowers in the Attic period. There's just too much stuff everywhere but not the stuff you really need. I think the owners are older, covid's been hard...and they've got two options. Drop the price and let folks enjoy the wild and wonderful property and the ghostly inn...or get a dumpster, a power washer and hold a yard sale. I hate giving this place a bad review because I love that they care for animals, and I think that once it was a great place, and we all get older...but they cannot charge what they are charging for what they are offering.

What a funky, unique Inn to stay at in Sudbury, MA. We had a very comfortable suite with two bedrooms, a jacuzzi/shower room and a bathroom, plus a small kitchenette and two roof top decks with seating. Lots of horse paraphernalia and antique trinkets and decorations everywhere. Everything made you feel like you had stepped into a different world. Fun! The only disappointments were 1) the Inn owners or Innkeeper was never there the four days we stayed. No manager and no person welcomed us onsite and even after four days we never saw anyone connected with owning or operating the Inn, even though we texted with Joan Beers, owner, prior to our arrival who was very accommodating. We would have enjoyed meeting the owners/proprietors of the Inn especially since there were photos (we think) of them on the wall in the stairway from back in the 1970s or so. And they appeared to be big horse enthusiasts which would have been enjoyable to learn about. Our room key was simply left in an envelope in the foyer for us when we got there, and then a sign told us to drop the room key in a basket upon departure. No human interaction with the proprietors whatsoever. 2) The outside of the Inn and the grounds appear to be neglected in maintenance. Paint is peeling on the porch decking, outdoor furniture is dirty, and the grounds are unkept. It appears that little is being done (or maybe little can be done (physically or financially?)) to keep things up. And that's a shame.

Not my style. Comfortable and quiet. No contact with proprietors at all. A bit strange

Great place, very well taken care of and not too far from Boston or Salem. If you like that old world feel woods/farm life and you don’t want to deal with the hassle of being close to major cities you’d enjoy this place.

Did NOT stay. After arriving, was greeted by a letter stating that no food would be served. I wanted a B&B, not just a bed. That is false advertising!

The room was not cleaned in my 4 night stay. The bathroom sink would not drain. I asked to have it repaired but no one did anything about it. The told me the plumber could not find my room. I was the only occupant of the inn. I never met the inn keeper or anyone else. I asked for a partial refund but was told to get loss.

Charming cottage in a lovely setting. Clean and comfortable. No breakfast or coffee despite B&B advertisement.

The Inn on the Farm is best described as neglected elegance. Our room's decor and design was superb...but the tub had wads of hair in it, the shower drain too; under the bed was layers of dust, an old plastic spoon. I felt like I'd stumbled into a gorgeous room from the 19th century and nobody had been there for a hundred years. A plus was the place was as quiet as could be. If the owners paid it more attention, I'd give it an all thumbs up (though they'd also need to up their in-room coffee offering--it's instant).