Beautiful, cozy little cottage right by the river with a lovely view out across the common. Our hosts were very friendly and helpful, and even the rain held off for the weekend!

It was very nice and the hosts where on hand if you needed them

Very small one bedroom cottage with lovely views across the river and fields. Close to the Abbey and all the restaurants but amazingly quiet.

It was an absolute pleasure to stay in such a lovely cottage,it was quirky but very well layed out. The owners kept us well informed of the place. Quaint and extremely quiet with a great view of the river Avon on 10 metres from the front door. BEAUTIFUL

Great little cottage that we were continually surprised could fit all we needed within. The owners are fantastic and it was just the quiet getaway we needed.

Quaint little cottage that has everything you need for a relaxing holiday. Shops, pubs and restaurants a short walk away. Excellent location

Have often stayed in this small but atmospheric cottage and we are already planning another visit! Always clean, warm and comfortable. Kitchen small but contains everything you need. Fantastic views over open country but still within yards of the Abbey, good restaurants, pubs and lovely country walks.

A real gem, lovely location with fantastic hosts who make you feel so welcome. This is certainly the best place to stay for any type of break in this beautiful corner of the Country.

We have been here before and keep coming back to this lovely cottage in this beautiful medieval town. A town that has so much to offer.Whether it is the medieval architecture that you like or the very nice shops on High Street. The cottage had everything you would need. Bill and his wife are very friendly and helpful. They can also give you tips to go and see places in Tewkesbury and the lovely towns and villages nearby. We are already planning our next stay!

Very tiny (chic and clean) accommodation (good exercise for the less nimble in fitting oneself into the bath and loo!). Stunning views of the mill, the mill cut, and the Ham (huge meadow). All these outside the door with a bench to sit on and drink gin and tonic as the sun goes down on the blue Malvern Hills. Highly recommended.