Comfortable, nicely appointed cottage in a very quiet area. Perfect in that regard. Having 2 sitting rooms was an added feature that we enjoyed, especially the little reading nook.

5/5 highly recommend We were a group of 4 staying here for a friends wedding. We are so glad we did. All of us were able to fit very comfortably in the two bedrooms, two bath cottage. There was an ample amount of living space to relax and spread out. On the minor details - no A/C but that’s not an issue at night if you open the windows. Wake up to the birds, it’s good for you. - good size kitchen to make meals - there is a clothes iron but we couldn’t get it to work On the manor details: The location is unreal, located in Cornwell Manor. Easy access to Chipping Norton and some surrounding hamlets via car After 4 days frolicking in the English countryside we had a tough time re-adjusting.

We had a great stay. The property is in a fantastic location, ideally placed for exploring nearby villages and attractions in the Cotswolds. The cottage was more spacious than expected, comfortable, spotless, and well equipped for a relaxing stay. As an older property, it has plenty of charm and character. The setting is peaceful and scenic, with lovely walks straight from the doorstep. There’s also a pleasant garden area with table and chairs, and the cottage was warm on arrival with good heating throughout. A small point to note: while there are tea, coffee, and sugar containers in the kitchen, there was no tea provided and only a few sachets of coffee and sugar. There is also a coffee machine but no capsules supplied. Having these available on arrival would have been appreciated. Thoughtful touches such as milk in the fridge, biscuits, washing up essentials, and fire provisions (logs, kindling, and firelighters) were very welcome. Parking was easy and convenient.

The cottage is in a lovely small hamlet and even in February the location is pretty. Arrival is not allowed before 5pm, which is rather later than normal. We arrived on a cold damp February evening at the allotted time. The heating had been turned right down, no lights were on and the whole place felt unloved and unwelcoming. Not a good first impression. Sadly things didn't improve. A small bottle of milk had been left but no tea bags (fortunately we had taken some) and no other basics including salt and pepper! The furnishings are reasonably comfortable but very dark, mainly brown and green, lighting is poor in most rooms. The combination makes the atmosphere very gloomy. The best room is the main bedroom which was very comfortable and in contrast to the rest of the property, in cream - shame there wasn't more of this. There were two wardrobes in this room which we didn't use as they smelt musty. There is an open fire in one room with a formidable chain spark guard (not sure it would have let much heat out!). In the smaller sitting area there is a log burner. It is very hard to light and gives very little heat output. We have a log burner so know how to light them and what to expect. We ran out of logs in just two nights and when we asked for more (the property details say they are available on request) for which we were happy to pay, we were told we had to buy them from the co-op in Chipping Norton. We didn't bother. All in all we concluded this could have been a delightful cottage but it needs a different and more professional approach. As it stands it needs improvement.