We would recommend Anna's House to all our friends. Ken and Anna are warm and hospitable people, and nothing was too much trouble for them. Their house is stunning and the location beautiful.

We were made to feel completely at home, and our room was spotlessly clean and comfortable. Breakfast was a gourmet's delight, with homemade breads and jams, fruit salads and a wide range of cooked dishes. We couldn't have asked for more.

All in all, a great experience and excellent value for money.

The service was good. Ken and Anna aim to take care of your every need, but sometimes that can seem a little over-fussy. While the premises were clean, the decor was tired and ready for a repaint. The room was comfortable enough, but not large. The lighting near mirrors in the room and ensuite was poor. Lino in the ensuite was curling at the edges. But the location is lovely, with stunning views across to the river, field and hills beyond. I didn't like the communal dining table at breakfast time. There were some rather dominant people there while I was, who spoke at everyone else very loudly and relentlessly throughout breakfast.

Having chosen Anna's House on the strength of reviews here and from their website, I was disappointed in the place. I think that, at £85 p.n for a double room and £60 p.n for single occupancy, it is poor value.

We stayed at Anna's House near Belfast, Ireland. We had the best breakfasts because Anna baked scones, delightful breads and wonderful sausages, bacon and eggs herself. Don't stay in Belfast if you want to really get to know the people. Anna gave us great directions to fantastic dinner places, a lovely garden at Mount Stewart Gardens. Anna even did our laundry. She and her husband are gems. They have a wonderful sitting room overlooking a lake, green rolling hills and lots of sheep. The room was twin bedded and had a huge en suite bathroom. We loved it.

There's a danger of over-egging the pudding in writing about Anna's House but really I can't fault it. From the warm welcome at the door to the stunning view that hits you on entering the virtually self-contained B&B 'wing' (and I won't spoil the surprise of that) to the charming, very comfortable bedrooms and the perfect home-cooked (organic) Irish breakfast, our weekend was simply a delight. Anna and her husband strike exactly the right balance of quiet, warm hospitality without being intrusive. Nothing was too much trouble and they made my father's 90th a very special occasion for him and all of us. I think my father fell a little in love with both Anna and her gardens! Please go, it's not a hotel, but it's certainly not your average B&B.