Guests say
The Coach House in Gloucestershire receives high praise for its cleanliness, comfort, and prime location for exploring the Cotswolds. Guests appreciate the well-equipped facilities, the warm welcome from the hosts, and the property's charm. The surrounding scenery and local walks add to the delightful experience, with many visitors looking forward to returning.
Guests consistently mention the sparkling cleanliness of The Coach House, highlighting its well-maintained and immaculate condition. A few isolated comments about dust and cleanliness standards suggest minor inconsistencies, but overall, the property is regarded as exceptionally clean.
The property's location is celebrated for its stunning scenery and proximity to local walks and towns. It is described as peaceful and practical, ideal for exploring the Cotswolds. Some guests expected more views directly from the property, which slightly affects the score.
Reviews frequently commend the comfort of The Coach House, from the cosy log burner and central heating to the comfortable beds and furnishings. A few guests mention a draughty kitchen and a desire for cosier conditions, but overall, the property is seen as a comfortable retreat.
The Coach House is well-equipped with a kitchen, wood-burning stove, and tennis court access. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches and amenities. However, some mention minor issues with shower temperature fluctuations and Wi-Fi connectivity, suggesting room for improvement in maintenance.
Visitors are touched by the thoughtful gestures such as a welcome tray with tea, coffee, and biscuits, and the provision of local information. While these gifts enhance the experience, it is noted that such personal touches, though common, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Minchinhampton 0.7 miles. A beautiful Cotswold stone cottage, sitting within an idyllic location in the county of Gloucestershire, The Coach House provides wonderful accommodation for couples or a family of four, seeking an adventure in this scenic region. Sitting at the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the property offers beautiful scenery and a plethora of walking routes on its doorstep, with lots to explore at any time of year. The sitting room boasts a homely aura, with its neutral hues offering a simple yet stylish elegance to the room. Here you can enjoy unwinding in front of the woodburning stove after a day of fun-filled adventure. Make your way into the contemporary-styled kitchen/diner, a lovely spot where you can sit together to enjoy a home-made meal, prepared with the assistance of the good range of appliances in the bright and airy room. Conveniently on the ground floor you can also find the bathroom, where you can relax with a hot bath or shower after a day of rambling ahead of your night's slumber. On the first floor beneath rustic beams, sit the two bedrooms, offering guests a master king-size and a twin bedroom which benefits from doubling up as a king-size offering flexible arrangements for a variety of needs. Outside, there is a private courtyard for guests to enjoy alfresco dining or a simple morning coffee. The property is surrounded by countryside and beautiful scenery, owned by the national trust, on your doorstep to explore with your canine companion. Enjoy a game of tennis in the shared court of the owner's, (bookable on arrival) or choose to explore the ancient market town of Minchinhampton, (10 minutes by foot) where you will find a pub, two award-winning coffee shops, a few small shops and a takeaway. The cottage Is directly surrounded by hundreds of acres of National Trust owned commonland. Stroll across Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons to experience stunning scenery, as well as offering one of the three local 18-hole golf courses for an afternoon of family fun. Walk alongside cows and horses which roam freely from May to November and take refreshment in one of the historic inns (including The Old Lodge, 10 minutes walk from the cottage across the common, reputed to have been Henry VIII’s hunting lodge), and Winstone’s Ice Cream Factory, wonderfully ideal for the summer months. The area is a haven for cyclists with hundreds of miles of virtually traffic-free lanes through the stunning rolling hills of Gloucestershire and guests who bring their own bikes can store them securely in the lockable courtyard. The area is also popular for horse-riders with events such as Badminton Horse Trails and Gatcombe (only 2 miles away), a day's Horse-riding can be enjoyed at Barton End stables in nearby Nailsworth. Stroud can be found within easy reach, hosting a farmers’ market on Saturdays, as well as being known for its vibrant music, poetry and artistic scene or head to Cheltenham for its renowned science, literature and music festivals or for a day at the races! The Coach House is the perfect place from which to explore the excitement of Gloucestershire and beyond.
Minchinhampton is a historic market town resting within the Gloucestershire countryside, encompassed by the beauty of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Amenities in the town include shops, restaurants and cafés, as well as a weekly market. Attractions in the nearby area can be found in the form of the Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons, golfing opportunities, Winstones Ice Cream Factory and more, or visit Nailsworth, Circencester of Cheltenham for a wider variety of wonders.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 2 x king-size (one is zip/link, can be twin upon request).
Ground-floor bathroom.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with woodburning stove
Gas central heating and woodburning stove.
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, TV and WiFi.
Gas, Electricity and starter pack for fire included in rent .
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available.
Off-road parking for one car.
Courtyard with seating.
Shared use of owner's tennis court.
One well-behaved dog welcome (additional dog upon request).
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub within 0.8 miles.
Note: Dogs are not permitted upstairs and must be kept in the kitchen at night and on a lead at all times when in the grounds of the main house.
Note: If you're wishing to use the tennis courts, please bring your own rackets and balls.
Please note: Images 23 View of the cottage from the National Trust common, 24 View of the cottage from the driveway.
25 View from the cottage (please note this garden does not belong to the cottage) and 26 Driveway entrance.
Reviews (55)
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Julie
Welcome tray with flowers and milk tea and coffee was thoughtful. The bed was king-size and comfortable. The sofa a 2 seater opposite the TV was not so comfy as its had more use but a minor issue. Helpful owner on hand if required was re- assuring. Overall an excellent location clean great property to stay.
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Julie
Itâs so quiet and peaceful that I felt fully rested by the end of the week. The house is well organised and everything I needed for a home from home was there. The Cotswolds is a beautiful place and Iâll definitely be back.
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Michele
It is well equipped for every need, cosy and has a beautiful living room. We will be back x