Eydon B&B occupies a converted stone barn on Barnett's Hill, just outside the conservation village of Eydon in the countryside between Daventry and Banbury, an area sometimes called Northamptonshire's golden triangle for its stone villages. The property offers guest accommodation with its own private access, separate from the main house, so visitors are not sharing hallways or common rooms with the owners. Breakfast is brought to guests rather than served at a communal table, giving people staying overnight a degree of privacy uncommon in smaller bed and breakfasts. The barn conversion retains exposed stonework and beams from its agricultural former use, set among fields rather than on a village high street. It suits visitors travelling to Silverstone, walkers on the surrounding footpaths, and anyone wanting a quiet overnight stop away from the main road through Daventry.
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