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"Room old and smelly . Friendly staff. No restaurant / breakfast available, Close to town"

"Friendly staff, hot breakfast cooked to order. It’s a pub so is a little noisy but it has charm."

"Excellent management who assisted with any clarification needed. The cabin had everything we needed and was spacious and comfortable. The tourist park is immaculate, clean and well organised."

"Staff were courteous and accommodation was affordable and clean. Thank you"

"The house was clean anf well-equipped. Linen was high quality. Unfortunately there had been poor maintenance of insect screens: several opening windows lacked screens, others had screens which fell out, and others had holes in the screens. Consequently the house became a beacon for flying insects in the evening - but we were unable to close the windows as the house information instructed that the air-conditioning not be used after dark. This detracted significantly from our enjoyment of the property - as did the ant infestation in the kitchen."

"Neat and clean. A good basefor the Gloucester area"

"I would have stayed a week if I could have! More time to enjoy more cups of tea on the deck with the sound of birdsong and the gently flowing river below. This place is idyllic. Feels like the most secluded, peaceful place, but 5 minutes drive from the nearest pub or bakery. The owners were helpfully responsive to my email enquiry before our stay, but left us alone to enjoy the experience when we were there. The cottages are well away from the house and the garden is designed so that the cottages are fairly private from each other. "

"A fantastic far stay in the country surrounding Gloucester. The sauna, hot tub and ice baths were totally enjoyed!!THANKYOU for sharing!"

"Inside the house was clean and well presented except one of the twin rooms was only half made up There was a lot of bird poo outside particularly at the front door and the outside table and chairsKitchen was well set up Loved all the wildlife. Birds, kangaroos and cows "