I booked this cottage for my mum and grandad to stay in over the Christmas holidays and what a find it is! The booking process was easy and Alex was always quick to respond to any questions we may have. The property is very spacious, perfect for when you have extra guests popping by. It’s only flaw is the oven, it does need some time to warm up but this won’t be putting us off from booking again. We all absolutely adored this place.

We stayed for 10 days in March and the location was perfect. It was so nice being able to walk out the door, and be right in town. The cottage was lovely and spacious, and had everything in it that you could possibly need. An added touch, was the 'start up' package that Alex leaves, which included butter, milk, bread and even a bottle of chilled wine. Coming to visit from another country meant we weren't travelling with our own toiletrees, etc., so it was nice to find top of the line amenities already there for our use. We would definitely stay again.

We were visiting family close by so this property was perfect. We had an excellent time at the mews and the accomodation was brilliant for our family. The rooms were all a great size and we felt at home. It was so close to town and we had lots of shops on the doorstep and lots of walks to go on. The property is very close to the abbey so the surroundings are just beautiful. We cant wait to return to the mews and would recommend to all!!!!

We stayed in this lovely town house, which was adjacent to the high street in the town centre of Tewkesbury. We found it very ideal for my ageing parents to be so central for restaurants & shops, but my husband & I had to sleep in bunk beds, so this rental accommodate is meant for 2 adults & 2 children. We rented this for convenience. We loved the Bell hotel, & got fabulous value for meals, as a matter of fact we tried many of the restaurants, but don't do a Sunday carvery at Ye Ole Bear! The vegetables were not fresh but cooked from frozen & the mashed potatoes were powder substitute, other than that, curry & beer night was very enjoyable there, & it does have character as the oldest pub in the town. We did a lot of evening walks, you have a large park behind the town house, and the main bedroom overlooks it. We also walked round Victoria gardens & the picnic area that the river severn runs by. During the day we took ventured out, one of my favourite spots was Bourton-on-the-water, and beautiful hamlet houses set in a picturesque village with some retail shopping, nothing like town centre marts! We also visited the motor museum whilst we were there, a definite must. One disappointment was Caldicot castle in south Wales, approx 40 mins drive, but we did find Tinton Abbey & a fab pub called the Anchor nearby & after a pint of real ale we went to Clear well caves. Regarding the accommodation, Alex has catered for almost everything you could possibly want. On our arrival we had fresh milk, bread & other essentials & flowers with 2 bottles of wine on the table. What a superb greeting after 4.5hrs drive. We also had a visitor regularly & that was Dexter the cat, who amused us all, if you love cats. Great value for this little gem, I hope to do the Cotswolds again some day, as there was a lot to cover & a week was not long enough. A big thank you to Alex, the proprietor for making our stay comfortable & welcoming.