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The wooden house has been hand built on elevated views looking over the Forest of Dean. A private and secluded dwelling surrounded by country walks, fascinating wildlife, & historic places to visit. With quality pubs nearby this cabin is perfect for a stay away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Full electrics, bathroom and cooking facilities including a wood fired pizza oven. Easy to access with parking and a donkey to keep you company! Pets welcome with plenty of long walks.
What guests are saying:“We stayed here for my birthday on the 20th March. It was even better than I could have imagined. Incredibly cosy and a wonderful escape during these stressful times! Andy was more than attentive and it seemed like there was so request too great. It’s an amazing location and the cabin has everything you could need - even hand gel!!!! We will be back with the dog next time to explore the surrounding walks! If your pizzas end up as bad as ours then we recommend the The Lyon Inn pub... the fish and chips were incredible - even as a takeaway. Thank you again. Beth + Fred x”
SUPERHOSTEntire guesthouse · 2 guests · 1 bed · 1 bathSummerhouse , escape to Herefordshire, see reviewsHi, we have a beautiful summerhouse in our lovely garden , diy breakfast can be taken on the veranda of the summerhouse.Bathroom is in the main house which is about 40 steps across the garden .(guests who have frequent nighttime bathroom visits might be better in the other room in the house There is a 32inch tv with freeview, wi fi can be a bit sporadic but generally ok , plenty walks nearby , good local shop , pub ,and coffee shop all within walking distance Friendly dog, welcome see rules
What guests are saying:“This is our third time staying at Jacqui and Daves. We absolutely love this place!!! The cabin has everything you need with plenty of added touches which make it feel extra homely. We had tea, coffee, hot chocolate, fresh orange juice as well as toast and jams. There was even a box of salted caramel chocolate match sticks for us to share which was lovely. We always tend to visit in the winter and the cabin is nice and warm with the heater but there are also hot water bottles provided and water in the kettle if needed. Last but not least by far the best part about our stay is their beautiful dog Barney he is so friendly and always greets me for a cuddle om arrival and in the morning. He is adorable. This place is great and we will be back again soon no doubt about that. X”
The Haystore is a private self contained annexe to our listed Barn. It is approached down a country lane through our lovely neighbours' farm. The Haystore has been fully refurbished to provide gorgeous accommodation with direct access onto National Trust parkland and the Wye Valley AONB. Within walking distance is a farm shop, and a little further two award winning pubs. Ross-on-Wye, Symonds Yat and the Black Mountains are a short drive making us an ideal base to explore the wider area.
What guests are saying:“My daughter booked this accommodation for a Birthday present for a weekend. Grove View Barn is situated in a beautiful and quiet location with easy access to surrounding places of interest. The Haystore where we resided was quaint, clean and very homely. This is attached to the main barn with good parking and easy access. Our host Stefanie greeted us with a warm and friendly welcome when she popped in shortly after our arrival. The Haystore is very charismatic and cosy throughout and has all the utilities that you would require for a pleasant stay. The Haystore comprises of a bedroom, walk in shower / ablutions and kitchen, dining and living area. During our stay we visited the Red Lion Pub that is within walking distance or very short drive. The food was excellent and nicely priced, well worth a visit. In the daytime we visited and walked the Sculpture Walk in the Forest of Dean and Goodrich Castle and had a Sunday Roast in the Lion Inn, Trellech. The local Pengethley Garden Centre is also worth a visit. On our return home my wife and I were impressed by the accommodation, friendliness and beautiful surroundings. We intend to return for another weekend. (Chloe's parents)”
