Millys

The front door opens to the smell of fresh coffee and the kind of quiet that settles over old stone buildings when the day is just beginning—a proper guest house welcome, miles from the rush of checkout queues and laminated breakfast menus.

Millys suits couples after a proper bed and a hot shower between walking days, solo travelers who want a base without the loneliness of a tent in February, and anyone who fancies a camping pod in the garden when the weather's kind but appreciates a guest house fallback when it isn't. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing one. The year-round opening means this works for off-season escapes as much as summer trips.

Inside, it's guest house comfortable—the kind of place where you get a key, space to spread out, and breakfast without having to light a stove first. There's a camping pod option if you want something between canvas and four walls. Campfires need checking on arrival, so ask when you book. The vibe is relaxed and unfussy, more about a decent night's sleep and a warm start to the day than bells and whistles.