Long Acres Lodge is a stunningly-presented holiday lodge located on the edge of the medieval market town of Evesham. A short drive from the famous, picturesque Cotswolds, this lovely property welcomes four guests - perfect for families and friends wanting a quiet getaway. After enjoying some alfresco dining in the sun on the patio, come back inside and snuggle up on the sofas for a family movie night. Make use of the flame-effect electric fire when the temperature grows colder. When sleep calls, you'll choose from two bedrooms, a double with its own en-suite shower room or a twin. Wake up in the morning and open up the patio doors to let in the fresh air while your group's designated cook whips up a breakfast feast. Tuck into your meal around the dining table or out on the decking with a steaming cup of tea. Visit the beautiful town of Evesham and have a picnic in Abbey Park where you'll be able to see the Evesham Bell Tower, catch an opera performance or a play at Regal Cinema Evesham and have a delicious dinner at

Orto Lounge. Take a short drive to Broadway, dubbed the Cotswolds 'capital' and its most picturesque village, and have a mouthwatering pub meal at The Lygon Arms or a lighter afternoon tea at Tisanes Tea Rooms. For a taste of history, head to see the exhibitions at Broadway Tower. Being so close to the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you'll be spoilt for choice of beautiful villages for day trips. Enjoy all of this and more with a stay at Long Acres Lodge.

Evenjobb, or Evancoyd, is a small rural village which is situated amidst picturesque countryside on the Powys/Herefordshire border, and stands practically on the famous Offa's Dyke Pathway. The beautiful Radnor Forest is close by and provides superb cycling and rambling opportunities. The historic town of Presteigne, known as The Gateway to Mid Wales, is only 5 miles away, and boasts the award-winning attraction 'The Judge's Lodgings' as well as a variety of pubs, restaurants and shops. It is also home to the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts which is held annually in August. From Kington you can set out on the Mortimer Trail and walk on Hergest Ridge, the inspiration for the beautiful music of both Elgar and Mike Oldfield. Visit the market town of Hay-on-Wye, often described as “the town of books”, the ancient city of Hereford with its impressive Norman cathedral, famous Mappa Mundi and Chained Library, as well as Britain's loveliest medieval town, Ludlow. This is a beautiful region of Britain perfect for exploring, relaxing or an exciting outdoor holiday.

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