Guests say
Guests are consistently delighted with Orchard Lea, praising its beautiful decor, suitability for elderly guests, and its prime location in charming Winchcombe. The property is celebrated for its accessibility and the warm welcome provided by the hosts, making it a preferred choice for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is highly praised for being well-situated for exploring the area, interesting, and busy without being overrun by tourists. Its proximity to local attractions and the ease of access to Winchcombe make it an ideal base for guests.
The property is repeatedly noted for its comfort, particularly for guests with mobility issues. The decor and the overall ambience of the house contribute to a homely and comfortable experience.
While guests mention thoughtful touches and a well-planned home, there are no specific details on the facilities and maintenance, so a score cannot be accurately provided.
The hosts are commended for their thoughtfulness and welcoming nature. Although gifts are not explicitly mentioned, the attention to detail and the effort to make guests feel welcome suggest a high level of thoughtfulness. Please note that while guests have had positive experiences, specific gifts are not guaranteed.
About this property
Orchard Lea is the perfect destination for a get-together, providing generous living space, attractive furnishings, and just a short walk from the beautiful Cotswold town of Winchcombe.
Situated on the Cotswold Way and just a short walk from the centre of the Cotswold market town of Winchcombe, Orchard Lea is a fantastic property to base yourself to discover all that the Cotswolds has to offer.
Step into the large entrance hall to enjoy accessible, spacious, single-storey accommodation. The generous living space comprises of a sociable open-plan kitchen/dining room, with ample seating for up to six guests and french doors opening out onto the fully-enclosed courtyard garden. The cosy sitting room allows you to relax in comfort in front of the wood burning stove and enjoy your favourite films or television programmes on the Smart television.
Three spacious bedrooms, ideal for multi-generational families or friends, have been tastefully furnished to ensure a restful night's sleep, two of which have french doors leading out to the courtyard garden.
Winchcombe is a popular market town, featuring several independent shops, historic pubs and eateries. The town features a 'Walkers are Welcome' status, making it a great base for those looking to explore one of Britain's National Landscapes; or visit the historic Sudeley Castle and its award winning gardens.
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets.
Children and infants welcome. Travel cot and high chair available on request (please provide your own cot linen).
A travel cot can be accommodated in bedroom one.
The bedding is non-feather.
A hairdryer is available in bedroom one.
Please note, there is a step out of the french doors in bedrooms one and two.
Please be aware that the patio slabs around the side of the property can become slippery when it is raining.
Access to Orchard Lea is shared with the neighbouring, attached property. The shared gate is monitored via a video doorbell for the neighbouring property's security purposes only.
Reviews (7)
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A, G,G, E & A
Thank you so much for a wonderful weeks holiday in Orchard Lea, It's a beautiful home with every possible luxury and amenity. Thank You Caroline for your kind generosity in leaving us cake, tea, coffee, biscuits and milk: we're so grateful. We've had a great time and will thoroughly recommend Orchard lea to all our friends. God Bless.
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C & J (Epsom)
Wonderful hosts, fabulous home, Very well planned, with many thoughful touches. Better than a 5 star hotel! Walks at a relaxing pace. Thank You.
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R Francis - (East Sussex)
Thank you so much for an extremely comfortable stay, your house was the ideal setting for a reunion with my mum and her brother, both in there eighties and with mobility issues. The walk to Winchcombe was an unexpected bonus, as it is accessible. We enjoyed the walk to the Castle cafe and the fascinating history of the church. Many Thanks.