This place was great! Clean, friendly, and beautiful! Owners is super nice and makes an awesome…read morebreakfast. He sticks to a strict time schedule so don't be late! The grounds are beautiful. I love the English countryside. It was right down the street to the festival we went to (The Shakedown). A wonderful quiet place to relax surrounded by farms.

A classic bed and breakfast with a big emphasis on the breakfast! The rooms are clean and the staff…read moreis ultra (almost spooky) friendly. I mean that with good intentions. The breakfast really shines at this place. They're kind of particular when you show up for breakfast, each room has a specific breakfast time, and if you don't show they'll be pretty upset with you. But if you do show..... my lord is it amazing! Not a run of the mill bang it out style breakfast, this is the closest you can get to an English home made breakfast away from home! Not to mention the surrounding areas are very beautiful. If you're staying in the area this is your jam.

A very well organised camp site and the views over the valley are breathtaking and the sun sets…read morejust beyond if you manage to camp at the top of the field. The best toilet/shower facility's I've ever seen at a camp site and the showers are nice and warm! It's a very large, over 500 pitches and can be very busy and noisy but the surrounding area is great, full of things for the kids to do and loads of places to walk.

a tidy campsite in a quiet part of gloucester. you need transport as the campsite is large and if…read moreyour situated at the bottom its quite a walk to the shop. it has 3 shower blocks and the top one nearest the electric hook up points is known fondly as the posh one as they have pay and dry hairdryers. have stayed there as a school group and a couple nad enjoyed both experiences. camp child friendly although no onsite entertainment or play areas on this actual campsite.prices are expensive at peak times but at others good value.

Disreputable Hotel. Made a reservation 5 months before our stay which they Cancelled 2 weeks prior…read moreto the stay. Offered no other accommodation for the situation which was during the busy summer season. We were leaving for UK within days which leaves us scrambling and doing it all while we should be seeing London. There are numerous boutique hotels in this area. Try ANY of these first.

Wonderful, comfortable, intimate country house hotel. The restaurant is expensive but everything it…read moreshould be - my standards are very very sensitive to what I'm paying, and even given the size of the bill, no one puts a foot wrong. Rooms are not huge but beautifully decorated. Only downside of our last visit was that my husband wasn't that impressed with the continental breakfast, but the silly boy should just have had the full English, which was wonderful. Check the website for good value weekend deals.

If you're looking for a tour of the Cotswolds, this is as good as it gets. For a full day private…read moretour, the price is quite reasonable especially if you have multiple people. On a recent tour Ian was kind enough to put together a custom itinerary that my wife loved and even spend extra time past 5:00 trying to get us to all the locations despite us being quite slow given that my wife was very interested in all the buildings and takes a lot of photographs. Lunch was in a beautiful English Pub which is just what you hope for and the food was great. They're quite busy from Spring to Fall so reserve your trip early and you'll be very happy you did. There's really no better way to see the Cotswolds than this. Bravo!

The Belfry Hotel Country Hotel. Features Include:…read moreLive Entertainment, Beer Garden, Children Welcome, Outdoor Play Area and Room, Disabled Access, B&B, En-Suite Accommodation, Function Rooms, Conference Facilities, Restaurant, Sky TV, Pool Table, Fruit Machine, Bar Games, Cheltenham Race Week Package Drinks: Real Ales, Cider Selection, Stout, Wine List, Cocktails, Alcopops Food: Light Meals, Traditional Food, Home-cooked, Al a Carte, Roast, Steak, Brunch, Vegetarian Accommodation ...Menu ...Buffet Menu ...Banquet Menu ...Wine List ...Functions & Weddings ...Race Week ...Attractions The Belfry is nestled on the edge of the forest and originates from early mining days. It was then known as The George and was used by local people after a hard nights work down the mines; in fact the pub was frequently full at 4.00am in the morning! The George, like many mining businesses in the forest fell on hard times and was closed by its Brewery owner. It was purchased in 1991 by the Bell family who with the help of local people have created The Belfry.

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Got a very good deal to stay here on laterooms and we couldn't believe how beautiful it was as we…read moredrove in through the gates. Our first room was very spacious but had a slight plumbing problem so we were moved straight away to a charming room with a wonderful view. framed by gorgeous casement windows. All the modern conveniences you'd expect but in a wonderful setting. The grounds are extensive and well worth a wander. Ate in the restaurant as we were quite late arriving and the food and service were excellent, and very reasonable too. We will definitely be going here again, would recommend it to anyone. Could find no real faults with the place.

An incredible spot in an area called the Forest of Dean, with ancient trees, mysterious stones…read more(with their own legends not too different from Stonehenge), and all kinds of folklore. The trail through the forest is truly magical, with fairy doors hiding amid the roots of old trees, round houses, and a lovely tearoom with delicious delicacies. What a find this was...and one that apparently few outside of England know about. This is not to be missed if you are one who prefers to experience the wonders of nature, archaeology, and legend.

My partner and myself went on a 5 day break to Pembrokeshire on 21st October. We had the most…read moreenjoyable time especially with your driver Brian. He was very experienced on the road, happy to oblige in any way and even bought the coach passengers a tin of quality street. He pointed out places of interest and always kept the passengers informed of times or changes. Brian you are the best. The Fishguard Hotel was also excellent. The best holiday we have had recently.Thanks Just Go. Mary Dixon