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Wye Valley Forest Retreat: Secluded Cottage which sleeps six & dogs very welcome
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Avis
9,4 sur 10 âÂ
Exceptionnel
3Â chambres2Â salles de bain ou plus6Â personnes
Commodités populaires
Explorez la région

Lydbrook, ENG
- Place, VallĂ©e de WyeâȘ3 min en voitureâŹ
- Place, Centre commercial Gloucester QuaysâȘ42 min en voitureâŹ
- Place, The Mall at Cribbs CausewayâȘ54 min en voitureâŹ
Chambres et lits
3Â chambres (6Â personnes)
2Â salles de bain, 1Â salle avec toilette et lavabo
Salle de bain 1
Salle de bain 2
Salle de bain 3
Espaces supplémentaires
Terrasse en bois ou patio
Cuisine
Jardin
Salle Ă manger
à propos de cet hébergement
Wye Valley Forest Retreat: Cottage isolé qui peut accueillir six personnes et les chiens sont les bienvenus
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Commodités
Baignoire Ă remous
Cuisine
Laveuse
Animaux de compagnie acceptés
Espace extérieur
Stationnement disponible
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Les fĂȘtes et les Ă©vĂ©nements de groupe sont interdits
L'hÎte n'a pas indiqué si l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone ; pensez à apporter un détecteur portable lors de votre séjour
L'hÎte n'a pas indiqué si l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de fumée
Ă propos du quartier
Lydbrook
Ce cottage vous donne rendez-vous à Lydbrook, plus précisément en zone rurale. Envie de découvrir ce que vous réservent les environs ? Dirigez-vous vers les célÚbres Chùteau de Goodrich et Musée de la prison de Littledean, ou laissez-vous surprendre par la beauté de la nature locale auprÚs des magnifiques Vallée de Wye et Lea and Pagets Wood. Les agréables Forest Leisure Centre et Lea Bailey Light Railway méritent aussi une visite. Les points d'eau des environs sont le décor idéal pour vous adonner à de nouvelles activités telles que le canoë-kayak et le rafting tandis que les amoureux d'aventures en plein air pourront plutÎt opter pour la chasse et la randonnée.

Lydbrook, ENG
à proximité
- Vallée de Wye - 3 min en voiture - 2.1 km
- ForrĂȘt ancienne de Puzzlewood - 12Â min en voiture - 11.0Â km
- Parc de loisirs Symonds Yat West Leisure Park - 15Â min en voiture - 11.8Â km
- Centre commercial Gloucester Quays - 42Â min en voiture - 34.6Â km
- The Mall at Cribbs Causeway - 54Â min en voiture - 58.2Â km
Transport
Restaurants
- âȘThe Hearts Of Oak - âŹ8 min en voiture
- âȘThe Golden Lion - âŹ10 min en voiture
- âȘYe Old Ferrie Inn - âŹ14 min en voiture
- âȘBeechenhurst Lodge - âŹ10 min en voiture
- âȘThe Saracen's Head Inn - âŹ16 min en voiture
Foire aux questions
Avis
9,4
Exceptionnel
Les avis sont prĂ©sentĂ©s en ordre chronologique, soumis Ă un processus de modĂ©ration et vĂ©rifiĂ©s, Ă moins dâindication contraire.
En savoir plusSâouvre dans une nouvelle fenĂȘtre8,0/10
Propreté
9,0/10
Arrivée
10/10
Communication
10/10
Emplacement
9,0/10
Exactitude de lâannonce
Avis
Avis vérifié
11 sept. 2021
Points forts : ArrivĂ©e, communication, emplacement et exactitude de lâannonce.
Séjour de 7 nuits en septembre 2021
Avis vérifié
10/10 â Excellent
Rae M.
13 oct. 2020
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Dads birthday surprise
Rae M.
Avis vérifié
10/10 â Excellent
Richard W.
24 nov. 2018
Well equipped cottage with unbeatable views
Richard W.
Ă propos de lâhĂŽte
HÎte : Jayne
Voici pourquoi lâhĂŽte a choisi cet hĂ©bergement
We immediately fell in love with the Cottage, we didn't even have to look inside, it just felt right! We, and all visitors are amazed by the breathtaking and sweeping views of The Wye Valley (an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty') and beyond to the Beacon Beacon and Black Mountains. We never tire of waking up to that view; and watching the sun go down each night!
The decking is huge, on two levels; the top level accommodates the Hot Tub - a wonderful place to relax with a glass of wine or a beer and take in those views!
The Cottage is built in to the hillside with all windows and entrances facing south and on to the decking.
Built in the 1850's for a local miner, it was sympathetically extended and refurbished in the 1980's; retaining much of it's character - like very thick walls and low ceilings - but with new features such as modern bathrooms and showers.
Inside, the living is open plan on five levels, there are plenty of 'nooks and crannies' for guests to have some private time for reading or listening to music (we have a good quality surround sound music system and Bluetooth Speakers; and we have a turntable and selection of LPs for the 'Trads'.
On the lower level of the decking, you'll find a Sauna which comfortably sits six people; and outside, there's a swing chair to either cool off or relax with a coffee in the early morning.
The cottage is within walking distance of a local village and two or three traditional Ale Houses/Pubs; its pretty secluded though, because we're so high above the Valley and surrounded on three sides by trees, a friend once said it was like living in a tree house!
The Forest has an abundance of wildlife, deer and wild boar roam freely; horses too. The River Wye, just a few minutes away, is famed for its fishing, particularly Salmon; and there's a wide range of Forest and River activities for all ages including white water rafting, mountain biking and forest trails.
The decking is huge, on two levels; the top level accommodates the Hot Tub - a wonderful place to relax with a glass of wine or a beer and take in those views!
The Cottage is built in to the hillside with all windows and entrances facing south and on to the decking.
Built in the 1850's for a local miner, it was sympathetically extended and refurbished in the 1980's; retaining much of it's character - like very thick walls and low ceilings - but with new features such as modern bathrooms and showers.
Inside, the living is open plan on five levels, there are plenty of 'nooks and crannies' for guests to have some private time for reading or listening to music (we have a good quality surround sound music system and Bluetooth Speakers; and we have a turntable and selection of LPs for the 'Trads'.
On the lower level of the decking, you'll find a Sauna which comfortably sits six people; and outside, there's a swing chair to either cool off or relax with a coffee in the early morning.
The cottage is within walking distance of a local village and two or three traditional Ale Houses/Pubs; its pretty secluded though, because we're so high above the Valley and surrounded on three sides by trees, a friend once said it was like living in a tree house!
The Forest has an abundance of wildlife, deer and wild boar roam freely; horses too. The River Wye, just a few minutes away, is famed for its fishing, particularly Salmon; and there's a wide range of Forest and River activities for all ages including white water rafting, mountain biking and forest trails.
Voici ce qui rend cet hébergement unique
For us, the most unique aspect of our cottage is that we feel totally 'at home' and relaxed when we're there. It's so peaceful and, those views, they're 'to die for'!
The Wye Valley is officially designated 'An Area of Outstanding Beauty'; we couldn't say it better ourselves! And our cottage is located right at the edge or The Forest of Dean, overlooking the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons.
The Forest was a Royal Hunting Ground at the time of William The Conqueror, but The Celts and Romanâs were early settlers and first started to mine iron ore. Youâll discover many more recent examples of the industry, in Village and Town names, and in now disused railway tracks and stations.
Just a few miles away, youâll find the Norman ruins of Goodrich Castle; St Briavels Castle, previously an important royal defence on the frontier with Wales; you'll also find World War II defences and disused railways and stations dotted throughout the forest. Within 20 miles, you'll discover the oldest surviving post-Roman fortifications of Chepstow Castle, Raglan Castle, 12th Century Tintern Abbey and the three 'Three Choirs' Cathedral Cities of Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford; the latter famed for the incredible Mappa Mundi and the fascinating The Chained Library treasure.
For our young guests, we've provided 'treasure maps' for the garden and the forest or they can seek a reputed resting place for The Holy Grail, discover locations for the recent Star Wars Movie or follow in the footsteps of Dr Who or Merlin at Puzzlewood (see links below); where they'll discover a maze of pathways winding through the gulleys of mossy rocks, the twisted roots of the yew trees or the bridges and lookouts.
The Wye Valley is officially designated 'An Area of Outstanding Beauty'; we couldn't say it better ourselves! And our cottage is located right at the edge or The Forest of Dean, overlooking the Wye Valley and Brecon Beacons.
The Forest was a Royal Hunting Ground at the time of William The Conqueror, but The Celts and Romanâs were early settlers and first started to mine iron ore. Youâll discover many more recent examples of the industry, in Village and Town names, and in now disused railway tracks and stations.
Just a few miles away, youâll find the Norman ruins of Goodrich Castle; St Briavels Castle, previously an important royal defence on the frontier with Wales; you'll also find World War II defences and disused railways and stations dotted throughout the forest. Within 20 miles, you'll discover the oldest surviving post-Roman fortifications of Chepstow Castle, Raglan Castle, 12th Century Tintern Abbey and the three 'Three Choirs' Cathedral Cities of Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford; the latter famed for the incredible Mappa Mundi and the fascinating The Chained Library treasure.
For our young guests, we've provided 'treasure maps' for the garden and the forest or they can seek a reputed resting place for The Holy Grail, discover locations for the recent Star Wars Movie or follow in the footsteps of Dr Who or Merlin at Puzzlewood (see links below); where they'll discover a maze of pathways winding through the gulleys of mossy rocks, the twisted roots of the yew trees or the bridges and lookouts.
Langue(s)Â :
Anglais
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