Big Cottages & Group Accommodation in Tewkesbury

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Steve - Verified booking

  This is a lovely cottage and the criticisms I have are quite minor but would make a difference.

  The most notable thing really was the curtains in the middle double room , the housekeeper had left a note saying she couldn't reach to hook the curtains back up, but unfortunately it wasn't the hook ups, but the tape on the curtains was completely worn and ripped so couldn't be hooked up. The blind also in the upper room is broken and can't be shut , so that means that room couldn't be used really . (This had also been noted by the house keeper) .My hubby managed to secure them so that the light could be kept out as best as possible, one of the pulls on the drawers is also broken, and the handle comes off in your hand! Again a minor thing but of note. A full length mirror would be a bonus maybe on the back of a door and as a self catering cottage a griddle pan would be magic. Apart from these small issues the cottage is lovely, well positioned and we had a fab stay . Will definitely come back Pub is very friendly too !

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• Pam - Verified booking

  Great location and comfortable cottage.

  Would suit family with kids, perhaps not toddlers as garden is not in view of the cottage and is up some steep steps. A couple of minor issues we found: Coat rail in hall is loose and falls off the wall. Needs properly fixing to the wall. Fixtures seem to be upside down. No Mop - there is a bucket and holder, but no actual mopping cloth/head. And no cleaning liquids, disinfectants etc. With dogs and kids it would be nice to be able to ensure stone floor is clean. No door mats. External lights, front now working (just needed bulb changing, which we did) but back light is not working. So it’s hard to navigate steps and paths in the dark. Particular issue in winter with dark evenings. Would be good to have a cafetière to be able to make coffee. Otherwise all good and great location.

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• Jennifer - Verified booking

  E had a lovely weekend at this cosy cottage.

  It's a perfect size for a small to medium family. The wood stove is excellent, the kitchen is well-equipped and there is a garden up the top for kids to play and the parents to have a nice drink in the late afternoon. The owners must use it for their own family as there are lots of toys and books for the kids, local info and walking maps for the adults, and the cottage has a nice lived-in feel. The location is perfect, close to Broadway, Bourton and Stow but off the tourist trail. Snowshill village is just gorgeous - very small and not too busy, just a few instagrammers outside the church. There are fantastic walks around, a really nice and interesting National Trust, Broadway tower just up the road, and the relaxed pub has a great beer garden with a playground for the kids.

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• Rob - Verified booking

  Lovely cottage in a perfectly picturesque village - so pretty that we kept seeing tourists driving up to take photos of the church, green, and our cottage.

  Property was clean and comfortable. Plenty of hot water and good water pressure in the shower. Beds were comfortable. Kitchen was modern and had most things that we needed. The property felt quite cold initially (even at the end of April) and the electric central heating took about 24 hours to warm up the property - and bring slippers for the cold stone floor. So definitely put the wood burning stove on if you want the property to get cosy quickly. I think the bedroom on the first floor only has a double bed rather than a king size (as is listed in the description). Property does technically sleep six people, but the lounge is quite narrow and not large, so I think we would have struggled with a party of six. But overall we had a lovely time.

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• C, E, L & K - Verified booking

  The first thing we all said when we arrived was " I could live here!" And we haven't been disappointed. The house is so beautifully decorated and perfectly suits 98 year old Grannie, being easy to get around. We really like Winchcombe too - interesting and busy and well located for exploring the area but without the hordes of tourists whilst Broadway, Chipping Campden, the Slaughters etc are pretty, we think Winchcombe beats them all. We've explored as afar afield as Slimbridge (45 mins away), Cheltenham and Tewksbury, as well as tow closer sites and want to come back again next year. Thank you for sharing your lovely home and being so welcoming.

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