Farm Lodge (Ena, Japan)

Farm Lodge is a wonderful Country House Hotel. It is in the highlands in a beautiful 17th century farm house with lots of antiques and wonderful food. The views are spectacular. If you don''t have a car, it is good for a night or two, and is situated 5 miles from Jamestown. There is a drinks cooler in the dining room that the owners claim belonged to Napoleon. It was built as an East India Company planter''s house in approx 1690. It is set in its own 12 acres of gardens and farmland. A hire car costs about £12 per day and there is a local bus service to and from town costing £1 each way. The trip is less than 30 minutes. The farm produces fresh fruit and vegetables, meats, eggs, coffee, etc., for the dining room table. All the 5 bedrooms are en suite, and full board is available. Dinner is 5 courses, and the majority is fresh organic food from the farm. The coffee is Green Tipped Bourbon Yemeni brought to the island in 1733 by the East India Company and was enjoyed by Napoleon during his years of incarceration. Guests have the option of B&B, Half Board or Full Board. The house is also open to non-residents for morning coffee, lunches, afternoon teas and dinners. A fully stocked bar is available.