Tintern Abbey Cottage
Wonderful for walking, eating, drinking and for the welcome!
Submitted by Guests Comments on 1 February 2012 - 9:37amWhat a cottage! Wonderfully placed for all our needs- walking eating and drinking!
The walk to Devils Pulpit and then into Brockweir is truly superb route and asyou come out of the Old Station the Kingstone Brewery ( opposite side of the road) is well worth a visit for lunch or a carry out of beeer to take back to the cottage. Also thouroughly recommend the Anchor Inn- fantastic food and very friendly and welcoming hosts. Thank you very much- we will be back!
The Graham party
January 2012.
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Our first visit to Wales
Submitted by Guests Comments on 25 January 2012 - 2:40pmThis was our first visit to Wales and our first holiday as a family We've had a truly memorable, relaxed yet fun filled week away..
A treat for a significant birthday!
Submitted by Guests Comments on 18 January 2012 - 2:52pmRelaxing time from the beginning, wonderful views, great food, friendly people Felt very welcome on arrival with a tour of this beautifully restored cottage Thank you so very much, a good memory imprinted forever
Jason and Claire and friends
January 2011
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A lovely place for a special birthday!
Submitted by Guests Comments on 9 January 2012 - 3:23pmThank you- a lovely place to stay for a special birthday treat!
Walks along the Wye Valley to Chepstow
The Fountain was great for Sunday lunch.
The Mond party
January 2012.
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Advent bliss
Submitted by Guests Comments on 6 January 2012 - 9:58amAfter many months of trying to get our group together, I was the first of our party to arrive at Tintern Abbey Cottage. I did so on a crisp winters evening with a clear night sky and a full moon.Breathtaking scene of the abbey as I drove over the brow of the hill into Tintern. I wondered if this might be the highlight of our stay but the cottage only continued to add to the experience. A very atmospheric start to a wonderful weekend. The warmth of the cottage(not just from the roaring log fire)its decor and design was immediate. Incredibly welcoming and cosy.
Our third Christmas time visit!
Submitted by Guests Comments on 19 December 2011 - 7:06pmFor the third time we had a lovely time!
We did see a little snow up on the mountains, but not as much as last year or the year before! Went to The Big Pit ehich is fascinating and well worth a visit and only 45 minutes away Lovely and cosy in the cottage with the woodburner Lots of relaxing which is just what we needed Walked to England across the bridge and had a lovely meal at The Anchor Thank you Malcolm and Fiona , we hope to be back yet again! Allison, Tom, Adam and Hannah
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Wholly delightful
Submitted by Guests Comments on 5 December 2011 - 5:46pmThe whole experience was delightful. A super cottage in an idyllic location- perfect for a romantic anniversary weekend with everything one could hope for in a weekend getaway. Lovely Christmas touches. Thank you. We will certainly be back.
The Slades
December 2011.
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Our honeymoon
Submitted by Guests Comments on 2 December 2011 - 12:43pmA lovely cottage, we've enjoyed the peace and quiet and the facilities inside, thank you
It was our honeynoon!
Mr and Mrs Wakefield
Wolverhampton
November 2011
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Sipping Champgne overlooking Illuminated Tintern Abbey
Submitted by Guests Comments on 13 November 2011 - 10:51amOur birthday celebration was a special one- thanks to your beautiful cottage. We sipped champagne overlooking an illuminated Tintern Abbey - What a treat!
The area has lots of beautiful walks and super places to eat and shop. What more could we ask for?
The standard of our accommodation was truly 5* Thank you for your warm welcome .
Linda and Steve Slawinska ,Val and Syd East .
Wolverhampton
November 2011
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Extremely comfortable stay with excellent beds
Submitted by Guests Comments on 6 November 2011 - 12:41pmA perfect cottage. We loved the welcome with the fire lit, table set,flowers, wine, and special vodka.An excellent location. We recommend the Anchor across the road at the Abbey, especially for Sunday lunch but also for evening meals. Very dog friendly ( also Wye Valley Hotel and Lion Inn Trellech) An extremely comfortable stay with excellent beds, a very warm and cosy cottage.
The Jackson party and Jack the lab.
Sutton Coldfiled and Gloucester.
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