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Cotswold View 2

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4.4
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Worcestershire » Honeybourne
Sleeps 2
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 1

Escape to the enchanting Rosewood Lodge, a serene haven nestled in the picturesque Worcestershire countryside. This all-ground-floor abode is a perfect romantic retreat for two, offering a tranquil setting and luxurious amenities.

The lodge features a cosy open-plan living space with a plush sofa and Smart TV, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. The well-equipped kitchen allows you to whip up delectable meals, which you can enjoy in the intimate dining area.

Retire to the inviting double bedroom, complete with a second Smart TV, ensuring relaxation at every turn. The adjacent sophisticated shower room adds to the comfort of your stay.

Step outside onto the enclosed front veranda, where you can sip wine and soak up the views.

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About Cotswold View 2

Escape to the enchanting Rosewood Lodge, a serene haven nestled in the picturesque Worcestershire countryside. This all-ground-floor abode is a perfect romantic retreat for two, offering a tranquil setting and luxurious amenities.

The lodge features a cosy open-plan living space with a plush sofa and Smart TV, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration.

The well-equipped kitchen allows you to whip up delectable meals, which you can enjoy in the intimate dining area.

Retire to the inviting double bedroom, complete with a second Smart TV, ensuring relaxation at every turn. The adjacent sophisticated shower room adds to the comfort of your stay.

Step outside onto the enclosed front veranda, where you can sip wine and soak up the views.

The highlight is undoubtedly the indulgent hot tub, promising a blissful end to your day in this idyllic setting.

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Getting To Cotswold View 2

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To get to Rosewood Lodge, if driving, take the M5 motorway and exit for Evesham. For rail travellers, Honeybourne train station is the nearest, with links to major cities.

Is Cotswold View 2 Right For Your Group

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For Couples & Romance

The area surrounding WR11 7HW is a romantic getaway for couples. On-site, couples can enjoy privacy and relaxation, especially with the hot tub under the stars. Nearby, romantic days out include visits to Stratford-upon-Avon or strolls through the Cotswolds' picturesque villages, providing the perfect setting for creating cherished memories together.

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A short walk away you'll find a local pub serving meals and drinks, perfect for a leisurely evening out.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does this accommodation come with a hot tub?
Yes, the accommodation boasts a luxurious hot tub on the private veranda, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the tranquil surroundings.Is this property pet-friendly?No, pets are not permitted at this property, ensuring a clean and allergen-free environment for all guests.What type of heating is available in the accommodation?The accommodation is fitted with electric central heating, ensuring a warm and comfortable environment throughout your stay.Is there off-road parking available?Yes, there is convenient off-road parking for one car, providing easy access to the accommodation.Are bed linen and towels included in the rent?Yes, bed linen and towels are included in the rent, so you can pack light and enjoy the comforts of home.Is there a shop or pub within walking distance?A local pub serving meals and drinks is just a 10-minute walk away, while a shop can be found 2 miles from the accommodation.

Cotswold View 2 Reviews

Hot tub was temperamental. We was unable to use it the first night which was rather disappointing. an error code on the oven so we couldnt cook anything and had snacks for our food for the first night. Luckily some places deliver and there is a pub nearby. There was also a line in the LCD of the tv in the front room. Lovely views and lovely owners, just wish we was told about the hot tub playing up as it apparently does it often, same with the oven. I had booked this cabin as my boyfriend had just come back from his deployment in the army and to celebrate his birthday, unfortunately we didnt enjoy it as much as we could have done due to these things. Lovely views and again lovely owners. Wouldnt stay here again personally but for a night or two its an okay place to escape away.
110 DO NOT RECOMMEND. On the photos, this place looks like a nice time away, but when you are there, its horrendous. Ill explain why. Entering into the cottage, we were greeted by monthold spider webs in the bathroom, bedroom and the sitting area. The bathroom contained a huge spider with baby spiders nesting on its monthold spider web not to worry we thought, and we killed it. The next day, we were then knocked on by David the owner me and my partner were half naked privacy?? and I spoke with him outside. He was talking about how Sykes Cottages is a rip off and then went onto mention a couple bringing a cat in a way you can tell he was about to slag them off this was me and my partner, and I told him this. He then looked shocked as he knew that I knew he was about to badmouth me and my partner. The conversation ends a few sentences later. The following day, our hot tub started to smell like rotten eggs a chemical reaction caused by a PH imbalance so we told David and David responds with it might pay you to go in the shower before you go on, implying me and my partner are scruffs on a basic. David then comes to the cottage, proceeds to put more chlorine in it it needed the opposite of chlorine and I told him this and we then waited to see if it was fine. NO it wasnt fine, it smelt like bleach and when you put your nose close enough to it, the smell burnt your throat we didnt go in, obviously. We then informed David that it now smelt like bleach and he then makes the same comment about going in the shower. He comes around to proceed to tell us hed emptied it and had filled it back up. About 5 minutes after this call, me and my partner went and checked it to find that the hot tub had spontaneously heated instantly back up to 41.40 degrees he hadnt emptied it, but had just put the jets on yes David, this is definitely solving the problem. After this, we waited to see if it would get any better and the answer is no, it didnt it got worse. We then contacted David again to get the problem sorted, and he responds with the same comment, so I hang up he comes around, does nothing again and off he trots. At this point, me and my partner had been more than fair and David wasnt helping anyone, so we left 4 nights early. By far out of all of the holidays I have ever had, and I have had a lot of holidays, this was the absolute worst and the absolute worst one could have possibly been it was a literal nightmare. I preferred to be driving back home on the A1M at 1am than I did staying here and to put the icing on the cake, David has not contacted us once after we left, of which evidently shows his lack of care for his customers, and his inability to provide even the slightest of decent business etiquette for his customers, or even himself. Some things I havent mentioned 1. The cottage hadnt been cleaned in months and this was evident by the stains left in the bathroom, the monthold cob webs and the crumbs that were already on the floor, 2. The bed is rocksolid and doesnt have a duvet if you like sleeping like a normal person, go elsewhere or if you must go here, bring your own, 3. David watches you like a hawk and everything you do dont expect privacy with him, and almost certainly dont expect him to help with anything if he appears to be helping its simply to spy on you, 4. If your hot tub smells horrifically of chlorinebleach, do NOT go in but also do NOT expect David to fix the issue you may as well go home, 5. The TVs arent smart TVs, they are free view normal TVs and this is a form of falseadvertising, 6. Take all other ratings with a pinch of salt, it is unbelievable that anyone else has experienced a nice time at this place as it was literal hell for us. Its a true and absolute disappointment and shame that genuine customers looking for a nice place to go away, kick their feet up and relax away from stress and build lifelong memories are duped into this nightmare of a holiday by and with David. Please trust me when I say this IF YOU HAVE OPTIONS OF WHERE YOU GO, DO NOT GO HERE AND DO NOT THINK ABOUT GOING HERE IF YOU DONT HAVE OPTIONS ITS A MASSIVE WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME. From all of that has happened, I will be making a formal complaint to Sykes and obtaining a full refund.
Nathan
The lodge its self was very nice,however we do think a few improvements could be made, there was not many cooking utensils so we ended up buying our own, also we think a bin should be provided in the bathroom and also a welcome pack to explain where everything is WiFi password ect. Other than that we had a lovely peaceful break.
Maxine
Lovely lodge in a nice location. This is constructive criticism not a complaint. There was little to no kitchen utensils for a self catering lodge. The combo oven as advertised didnt work however it had been replaced with a microwave. There were no utensils suitable to use in a microwave, not even a jug or any bowls other than cereal bowls. Fortunately we had taken an air fryer with us as we intended to cook, we would have struggled without it. Apart from that a lovely stay.
David Nicholas
Lovely property with all facilities as described and in quiet area. Local Pub only 10 minutes walk away serving lovely meals and drinks. Property within travelling area for Stratford upon Avon, Blenheim Palace , Oxford and all the small Cotswold villages. Wouldnt hesitate to book again
Absolutely stunning views, most relaxing weekend Ive ever had.
Gareth
Excellent location for exploring the Cotswolds, short drives to plenty of walks and villages. Hot tub and countryside views were the highlights. Lodge is kitted out pretty well for the size, a couple more glasses and potspans would be useful and better qualitylarger towels would be any easy improvement. WiFi was surprisingly stable and fast, TVs have Freeview but they are not smart TVs so worth bringing a streaming device, our Chromecast worked a treat. Mostly very quiet, dependent on the neighbours you get in the other 3 lodges, which are arranged so the decking is just out of sight of each other but sound travels easily between them. We only had a couple of nights of noisy music and loud talking from one less considerate set of neighbours. Suggest the owner gives some basic guidelines on noise e.g. avoid music after 11pm. Host was friendly and left us to it unless we needed something. Had a great relaxing stay!
David and Natty are fabulous hosts the site and cottages are kept meticulous clean to a high standard. The hottubs are amazing and easy to operate and you are shielded from other guests. If you want peace and quiet this is the place to be apart from the odd bird flying over, it is very quiet and peaceful. The view is uninterrupted and stunning. We will be returning in the future. Thank you so much for a fabulous time. Mark and Annette July 2021
Attila
Nice and quiet place. The hot tub was fantastic.
Lynsey
Amazing place , stunning views ,perfect place to relax
Adrian
A great place to stay. Good price. Good location. Well maintained. Excellent hosts.
Lovely and peaceful surrounding. Hosts were very helpful and always at hand if you needed anything
Monika
It was a lovely time . Everything was perfect. Privacy in 100. Thank you for the little gift.
Lovely retreat for adults only . Quite, tranquil. Very clean lodge with fantastic hot tub and power shower . Fantastic hosts . Close to lots of places of interest.
Rachel
Lovely if you want to escape the world for a few days or weeks in luxury. Everything you need is there in the cabin. And the hosts are friendly and on hand to help with anything you need but also gave us plenty of space. Beautiful views from the cabin, lots of privacy. Enjoyed being greeted by pheasants every morning. Walking distance to a little community shop with everything you might need with some very friendly sheep in the field opposite. Driving distance to Stratford upon Avon and Evesham.
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Top Days Out Near Cotswold View 2

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Tower and country park 14 min drive · 7.9 miles

Broadway Tower

Sat nav: WR12 7LB

A landmark tower on the Cotswolds escarpment, with a rooftop viewing platform, deer park and 200 acres to explore.

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Broadway Tower is a Grade II listed, 18th-century tower on Broadway Hill, the second-highest point of the Cotswolds. Designed by James Wyatt and inspired by Capability Brown, it's a castle-style building with battlements, gargoyles and turrets. The top three floors are a museum, and a spiral staircase takes you up to the roof platform for the views.

Tip: Book tickets online in advance, as space is limited. The nuclear bunker tours also need booking through the website.

Historic house 25 min drive · 14.4 miles

Anne Hathaway's Cottage

Sat nav: CV37 9HH

The farmhouse where Shakespeare's wife grew up, with original furniture, orchards and gardens to wander.

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Anne Hathaway's Cottage in Shottery, just outside Stratford-upon-Avon, is the former farmhouse where Shakespeare's wife-to-be was born and raised. The earliest part dates to 1463, and despite the name it is a twelve-roomed house with visible timber framing and several chimneys. Inside you can see original furniture, including the Hathaway bed, and learn about the family who lived here for 13 generations.

Tip: Pre-booking is recommended. Backpacks are limited and given out first come, first served, so ask for one when you arrive.

Open-air museum 59 min drive · 43.7 miles

Black Country Living Museum

Sat nav: DY1 4AL

Walk through rebuilt shops, houses and workshops where costumed characters bring 250 years of Black Country history to life.

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The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley is an open-air museum of rebuilt, replica and recreated shops, houses and industrial workshops, spread across 26 acres of former industrial land. Historic characters in period settings chat to visitors and demonstrate traditional skills, such as hand-forging nails and casting brass. The visit is self-guided, so you can explore at your own pace.

Tip: Allow 4 to 5 hours, and head first to the trams or trolleybuses to reach the village at the heart of the site.

Safari park 53 min drive · 34.7 miles

West Midlands Safari Park

Sat nav: DY12 1LF

Drive through four miles of lion, giraffe and rhino habitats, then explore walk-through animal areas and a theme park.

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  • Full day
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West Midlands Safari Park, near Bewdley in Worcestershire, combines a drive-through safari with walk-through animal areas and an adventure theme park. The four-mile Safari Drive takes you past lions, giraffes, rhinos, tigers and more, including white lions and cheetahs, with the cheetah reserve billed as the UK's largest drive-by one.

Castle and gardens 24 min drive · 14.8 miles

Sudeley Castle

Sat nav: GL54 5JD

A Cotswold castle with ten gardens and the burial place of Henry VIII's sixth wife, Catherine Parr.

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Sudeley Castle is a Grade I listed castle in the Cotswolds, near the medieval market town of Winchcombe in Gloucestershire. It stands in a 1,200-acre estate in the Cotswold hills, with 10 notable gardens covering some 15 acres. After years in ruins following the Civil War, the Dent family restored it and made it a family home.

Tip: Seek out the castle's church to see Catherine Parr's burial place, then leave time for the gardens.

Historic house 19 min drive · 12 miles

Stanway House

Sat nav: GL54 5PQ

A Jacobean Cotswold manor with Grade I listed gardens and a fountain that shoots over 300 feet high.

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Stanway House is a Jacobean manor house in Gloucestershire, built in the late 16th and early 17th centuries for the Tracy family and still home to the Earls of Wemyss and March. The house, the triple-gabled gatehouse and the tithe barn dating from about 1370 are all Grade I listed, and much of the building is in warm Guiting yellow stone.

Medieval castle 38 min drive · 27.4 miles

Warwick Castle

Sat nav: CV34 6AH

A medieval castle above the River Avon with live shows, a trebuchet and the UK's largest bird of prey display.

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Warwick Castle stands on a sandstone bluff at a bend of the River Avon. The Normans built a motte-and-bailey castle here in 1068, and it was rebuilt in stone in the 12th century. The 14th-century facade facing the town is one of the best-known examples of medieval military architecture in Britain.

Tip: Pre-book online to guarantee entry; advance tickets are cheaper and include a Rainy Day Promise.

Cathedral 31 min drive · 19.8 miles

Worcester Cathedral

Sat nav: WR1 2LA

A Grade I listed medieval cathedral above the River Severn, with royal tombs and a hidden library.

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Worcester Cathedral rises above the River Severn and has been a place of worship for fourteen centuries. The present building was begun in 1084 and is Grade I listed. Inside you will find a Romanesque crypt, a chapter house dating from 1120, medieval misericords and a central tower completed in 1374.

Tip: Join a guided tour if one is running, as visitors rate the library tour highly. Summer holidays can be busier.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.