Flint Hill Farm AG

Guest review

10.0

Very nice experience. Breakfast was farm to table!! Also, got to see the milking of the cows. Thank you for your hospitality!!

Guest review

10.0

Very clean place and courteous staff. If you like animals, you would love staying here!

Guest review

10.0

This property was a working farm and we stayed 4 nights in a house over 100 years old. We had a large room on the 2nd floor and shared a bathroom with the other guests. We were welcomed by the owner and shown around the house where we could use the living room, kitchen and dining room. It was comfortable and welcoming. The folks working the farm were friendly and it was a delight to see the ducks, cows, goats, chickens and working dogs! A local chef came in the mornings to cook breakfast (duck eggs!) - delicious. It was lovely talking to the Kathy, the owner, and Eric, the chef, about the farm and area. If we hadn't been on a defined schedule of sightseeing it would have been a calm to rest in the yard and listen to the sounds of the farm.

Guest review

10.0

Had a wonderful time on the farm. Friendly folks, clean, quiet and very unique!

Guest review

10.0

I had a lovely overnight stay. The owner and farm volunteers made me feel right at home. This experience was memorable. If you've ever wondered what life on a farm might be like, this amazing property will enlighten you. Make sure to visit their farm store, the cheese and other products are delicious!

4th of July

10.0

This place is not for everyone. It is someone's personal that is located on a working farm. Ms. Fields is extremely friendly as well as very accommodating, like everyone else, however; she demands respect. Yes, you asked to take your shoes off when entering the house. The house is a restored 1850s farmhouse, the floors are oak. Need I say more? Besides, does it not feel like you are more at home when you take your shoes off? I brought my house slippers along and I was quite comfortable. Yes, she asks that you do not touch certain things within the house, these are the personal things that she likes to show/display. They are intriguing and nice to look at, and if everybody touches them that stays there, they would not remain in good condition. Yes, she should put them away and yes kids will be kids. Bottom line, it is HER house, her business, she can run it as she chooses and there are other places to stay. Parents need to be parents and teach your children how to respect the personal property of others. Ms. Fields likes to greet you when you arrive and learn the nature of your stay. I just wanted to be left alone, enjoy the peace and quiet, enjoy my stamp collection, and conduct the business that I went out there to conduct. She respected and accommodated me. I was not bothered at all. I, fortunately, was the only visitor in the house during my stay. It is a three-bedroom house with one bathroom. If you would rather not share with strangers, rent all three rooms.