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16 years ago
beautiful landscape, delicious food for very fair prices, friendly service and cute little chalets (for self service with kitchen and fireplaces). read more
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Tetbury GL8 8JQ
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02736 353 3718
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Avoid. Unprofessional and condescending, refused to refund when they couldn't offer the service due…read moreto covid restrictions. I understand businesses are struggling so I was willing to compromise with a reduced or delayed refund but they were not interested. Please do not consider these rude, arrogant people for your wedding
Once they arrived they were acceptable…read more They failed to correctly write the clearly printed date from numerous e-mails in their diary correctly and therefore didn't arrive for my wedding on time! Refused to accept it was their own error until the e-mail trail was presented to them. The quartets "leader" was poorly mannered to my Father whilst discussing the issue and refused to give any worthwhile remuneration for this atrocious performance.
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As a first time bride, I decided to hire Lorna Bell at Mulberry Weddings and Events to help me…read morecoordinate and plan our perfect day. Well I have to say, thank goodness I did!!! Whilst spending a little of our budget on our wedding planner, she has saved us money on numerous occasions with regards to venue, entertainment, suits, dresses and much more. Lorna with her super creative mind and amazing ideas, we know we have absolutely nothing to panic about as she is there to help and clearly loves what she does. I think her moto should be 'relax, its all under control'!! When our day has been and gone, I will only be able to reflect and remember how much I enjoyed Lorna being around guiding and helping me plan our big day. I highly recommend Mulberry Wedding and Events if your planning ANY big day. Jane Thornbury Bristol.
From the owner: Mulberry Weddings & Events offer a bespoke package of services, tailored to help you with any…read moreaspect of your plans. We will take the time to make sure that we fully understand who you are and what it will take to bring your wedding or event together just how you have imagined it. After talking over your ideas when we meet at your free initial consultation, we will put together a proposal that will include the pricing options that will best meet your requirements. We can then turn your visions into a perfect reality.
My sister and I have been planning this tour with Laurence for two years due to COVID. It was well…read moreworth the wait !!! We decided on two full days, and that still wasn't enough time. Laurence took us to the following: * Avebury / Avebury Sanctuary * Amesbury Archer burial place * Marden Henge * The Devils Den * Cuckoo Stone * Source of the River Avon * Durrington Walls * Silbury Hill * Woodhenge * West Kennett Long Barrow * Wiltshire Museum * Alexander Keillor Museum * Stonehenge * Mesolithic Post Holes at Stonehenge * Stonehenge - Greater Cursus He was extremely knowledgeable about the archaeological sites and the Wiltshire landscape. Due to the Queen's passing, we were unable to attend the Stonehenge inner circle access. Laurence was quick to find a bypass road and we were able to view the stones, as well as rearranging the day's schedule, so we could attend a 96 round gun salute fired by 14 Regiment Royal Artillery at Stonehenge later that afternoon. My sister and I are already planning our next tour with Laurence :
From the owner: Oldbury Tours provides guided tours of the prehistoric sites of Wiltshire including Stonehenge and…read moreAvebury as well as the towns of Bath, Marlborough and Salisbury and the many picture perfect villages of the county. The tours are for independent travelers, couples, families and small groups of up to six. Minibus tours can also be arranged, Laurence the guide is a local with a passion for the county and all its sites. He has a BA in archaeology and classical studies and is fully licensed by Wiltshire Council.
Parked at Silbury Hill
At Avebury ready for a 15 mile hike
Winter sunset at Stonehenge
Preface: A couple of the one-star reviews on Google were very unfair to Lion Tours. One of the…read morereviewers clearly never went on the tour (writing on behalf of others) and the other reviewer was merely repeating the former reviewer's review. It seems that the only person "lacking variety" is the latter reviewer. I usually don't call out other reviewers but something had to be said before someone stepped on either of these landmines. Now, on with the review. Paul was the greatest tour guide in the history of tour guides... maybe ever. He was incredibly knowledgeable about the surrounding area and we were completely blown away by his attention to detail. Did you know that Thomas the Tank Engine was conceived on this route? Wild! Paul knew. He also accompanied us to Stonehenge itself and gave us an in-person walk-through of the site, which I hear the competition doesn't do. The other tours just drop you off and wait in the cafe for you to be done. A bit impersonal if you ask me. Paul even keeps spare rain jackets in case you didn't bring one to the Henge. What a saint. Need recommendations for what to do in Bath? Surprise, Paul's got them. If the other tours are Bieber and Swift albums, then Lion Tours would have to be Peter Gabriel's Solsbury Hill, an absolute classic. Would book again!
We toured Stonehenge, Avebury, Lalock and Castle Combe. Paul was knowledgeable about the area and…read moreprovided us a unique and personal experience. He provided a special tour in Castle Combe that others could not show! We had a great day and recommend this tour
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Tom was a total pro and a pleasure to work with under challenging circumstances. I warned him it…read morewould be a grinding day of shooting yet he and Dominc didn't complain for a second. They delivered great footage. I would use Solo16 again without reservation.
From the owner: solo16 provide broadcast, event filming and video production services to the corporate & television…read moremarkets. Trusted by global brands & international broadcasters.
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I am pleased to do the first Yelp review for this tour! We…read morewere picked up at the agreed upon time/place by Graham. The van was a Vauxhall van with plenty of room. He is a friendly guy, and we were immediately put at ease. He showed us a couple places around Oxford to get our bearings and then off we went! Blenheim Castle was our first stop. It was jam packed that day because of a car show, but it was an added bonus to see all the vintage Rolls, Ferraris, and a lot of other cars. Gorgeous vehicles! The castle itself is stunning, and the Churchill memorabilia is very interesting. Graham knew all the stories behind the estate, and pointed out the things of interest. We also took a short walk around the grounds because it was a beautiful day. Then he took us to some nearby village for lunch. Best meal of the whole vacay! Afterwards, we drove to the Cotswolds and walked amongst the thatched houses. From there, he took us to another village where we got some candy and then we headed for home. He was very amenable to our schedule, very easy going, and knows the area well. We had such an enjoyable day letting him do all the driving. I highly recommend this tour!
From the owner: At Undiscovered Cotswolds we offer small group tours and private tours of the Cotswolds and…read moresurrounding areas including Bath, Stonehenge, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and more
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Blenheim Palace the birthplace of Winston Churchill
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Around £6 gets you access to a wide variety of Roman artifacts. This venue is not small and time…read morewell spent. One of the best stops we made during our frequent trips to the area.
Much more is here than the humble facade would suggest. There are many gorgeous mosaics,…read moretombstones, artifacts and jewelry from the Roman era when Corinium (Cirencester) was second only to London in size. There were also exhibits about earlier settlements and subsequent Anglo-Saxon and revolutionary era events. Very child friendly. Helpful knowledgable staff. Small shop, a cafe and clean bathrooms. For us - as foreign tourists, I think think this museum really gives you a feel for the great scope of history in these isles. Cirencester is not a terribly large town, yet it has history recorded continuing back 2,000+ years well reflected here. Only knocked off a star for some broken interactive exhibits - really wish I could give 4.5 stars. For what it sets out to do this is a successful effort.
What a fantastic day out. This place offers a lot for family's…read more Great value for £8 per adult and £5 for children over two, under twos are free ! The grounds are fantastic lots of open space for the children to wonder and explore and also paths that follow through the trees and gardens. There's a big adventure playground full of lots to explore, zip wire, slide climbing frame etc. There were also blow up slides and a paddling pool. There was a separate area with Wendy houses, trampolines and a climbing frame for the smaller children which was in a really nice relaxing area. You can get up close with pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs and chickens in Pet's Corner. There is 66 acres of beautiful gardens and woodland walks, the views across the River Severn and Wales and spectacular ! There's also a cafe and shop. The cafe is really nice I had a caramel latte with a cheese and chutney sandwich came to £5.50 wich Is good value. Plenty of parking available. Overall a fantastic day out which was really enjoyed by all.
Old Down Country Park is not your typical stately home. It is a farm/zoo/park/house. Great for the…read morewhole family too. They have large lawn areas for picnics, a café for those who didn't pre-prepare food, and lots and ltos of animals. Expect to find your typical farm animals. Goats? Check. Pigs? Check. Sheep? Check. Ponies? Check. Wallabies????check!!! Entry is only a fiver and you can spend the whole day there (weather permitting) walking along the Victorian walls and cooing at all the cute animals.
The American Museum is in a stunning setting with amazing views over a picturesque valley. It has…read morebeautiful gardens and child friendly activities are on offer which are extremely popular with our kids. The volunteers working here are very knowledgeable and friendly. The museum shop is tastefully decorated and well stocked with handcrafted items.The only thing that lets this museum down is unfortunately the catering. Dry, clumsily homemade cakes and biscuits, the same selection year after year and no cappuccinos or lattes available at all! In fact everyone I know and have spoken to is wondering why nothing is being done about the quality of catering.
Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum.... Bristol's seafaring heritage is brought to life by Pirate Pete…read more(quite a character you'll see) on a walking tour of the city exploring the history of pirating. I was dubious, I have to say, at the prospect of being dragged around the city by some eccentric actor in an eye patch. However, I was soon to be proved wrong (I told to the walk the plank, most likely). I discovered Long John Silver's treasure chest in the smugglers cave. I downed a finger of rum in Treasure Island's Spy Glass Inn where the press gangs roamed. And I followed other eager pirate-tourists into Blackbeard's Lair at the medieval port. From John Cabot's statue to Blackbeards home, the Smugglers Cave to the Matthew Shipyard, Pete the Pirate (actually a rather friendly and amusing Bristolian man) guides you around and provides Pirate anecdotes and funny facts. Who knows, or cares, if they're all true, they're totally absorbing. Don't say you're bored on a weeekend afternoon ever again. YARRR!
A few weekends ago, when the weather was really nice and warm, I met a friend in town, we had some…read morelunch then had it in mind to head to Castle Gardens for a sit down in the sun. As we began to make our way over there we saw a sign for Pirate Walks begining at 2 - seen as it was about ten to two and we didn't have anything better to do we decided to go on it. It's a great way to find out something about the city I live in, and would be equally suitable for visitors. You can go on a walk, which starts from Millenium Square outside @ Bristol, at 2pm on Saturday and Sunday. They can also lead you round the city in the week, if you book for 6 people or more. Adults - £6, Childrens £3.50
Great venue for comedy, cabaret and live music with a large function room upstairs with bar and…read morestage, and smaller function room downstairs with bar. It also boasts pool tables, a snooker room, three skittle alleys, plenty of darts facilities and other pub games. Basket meals and other hot food every night of the week and lunchtimes at weekends. There is an outdoor terrace overlooking the leafy canal basin. Members enjoy cheaper bar prices and concessionary ticket prices on some events.
Very reasonably priced. Large selection of arts and crafts materials. Children love coming here and…read moremust say I am quite keen to. Plenty to give you ideas. Children particularly like purchasing the t-shirts and material paints and making a nice mess for me to clear up.
A family atmosphere with friendly and polite bar staff regular sat night entertainment and a game…read moreof bingo thrown in all in all a great place to go
Great staff. The place is awesome for events, street parties and a quiet drink.read more
This review only relates to the cafe as we stopped in here for lunch as I heard it was a good place…read moreto go with kids. The cafe is a good size, spacious, good for groups and has a great little play area with toys to keep little ones entertained. The adult menu is pretty simple, breakfasts, sandwiches, burgers, salads and a few other dishes, I had Mac and cheese. The options for kids were great, there is a packed lunch station where for £4.50 you can select 5 items that go in a cardboard box. Or a hot food menu for £5.50 that comes with a drink and yogurt or fruit. My son went for the Mac and cheese too. The food was delicious but both dishes came out lava hot and when you've got a starving child the last thing you want is to have to sit and wait while the food cools down. I also thought the hot kids meals were a little over priced but then it was kind of expected considering this was @bristol. Overall great experience though and I'd recommend this to anyone with kids looking for a good lunch spot in the centre.
This is Bristol's science museum. Kids will enjoy themselves most here, but it is probably one of…read morethose places that wants to be fun for all the family. An engaging day out, and a lot more refreshing than a stuffy art museum. Aiming for that (at least for most teachers) impossible goal of making learning fun, it certainly is a fun day out but I'm not sure if too much is learnt there. The exhibits are all interactive, you can pedal to generate power for a T.V. and lift a four foot diameter globe with a very long lever (this is some sort of reference to the ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes, for those that care). This means almost any kid will enjoy themselves here, and you'll see plenty of ten year olds hurtling between each thing, eager to try out everything. The staff are young and keen, and will earnestly explain the science that each exhibit is meant to teach you about. With lots of glass and primary colours it generally feels fresh, something most museums are nothing like. Go there if you've got curious kids to distract, or if you're just a bit of one yourself.
There is always a good range of performances held here. Lovely setting with friendly staff - all in…read moreall a welcoming place to come for an evenings entertainment. Parking is easy alongside the theatre. Highly recommended.