The Bothy

The property was lovely and clean, the bed was really comfortable so got a good nights sleep.

The bathroom was down the stairs and there was no hand rail to hold on to going up or down the stairs, so you had to be very careful due to that.

Beautiful location, great place with a luxurious feel. All amenities you need. Hosts very friendly and helpful and they know the area well.

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We have stayed here before and it's just lovely. Clean, comfortable, huge bed and not cheap bedding. Pillows are fab. It has a sitting room area where you can also eat your meals at a table and big bedroom. Little kitchen which has everything you need and good size bathroom Our hosts are lovely friendly people and we shall definitely be staying there again. Waking up to huge green fields with cows and horses is just lovely. Great change of pace from our usual life

Only one tiny thing which can't be helped it was a little chilly. We did stay mid October so its cold at the moment anyway. Took a short while to warm up but I'm always cold. The Bothy has 3 portable heaters so easily sorted really

Very comfortable, cosy annexe in a beautiful setting. Our hosts made us feel very welcome and were very knowledgeable about the area, highlighting great places to visit and eat. There was a great cafe and farm shop just next door which served delicious food but there was a small but well equipped kitchen in The Bothy too. Lovely part of the country to explore and even though we didn’t have the best weather we still had a great time and look forward to returning soon!

Great stay for a couple or if you don’t mind sharing a king-size bed with a friend. The small bed in the living space was great for lounging on in the day but probably not great as a second person’s bedroom.

The property was in great location

Very steep stairs with no hand rails , especially as the bathroom was down stairs and at night it could be doggy also no good if had children there to stay

An excellent stay, not one negative Wonderful family and host

Liked everything

A small and nicely presented property in a gorgeous setting. We were delighted to see that there was a chalk white horse on a hillside visible in the distance through the velux roof windows. Cows in the field next to the garden were so cute, asking for apples from the trees. Camilla was a lovely welcoming host, particularly when our arrival was delayed to a very late hour. Her enthusiasm for and knowledge of the area were infectious. This was a great base to go to Stonehenge, Avebury stone circle (Camilla's recommendation and she gave us ribbons to tie to the Tolkien Blessing Tree), Bath and we fell upon Caen Hill locks on the way back - four different examples of astonishing engineering. Marlborough is a must visit too. Bed was huge and I found it very comfy. There's a tv and we took our firestick so we could keep up with our regular shows. The lovely Honeystreet Mill Cafe which is next door served delicious food - we had breakfast there twice. Kitchen was sufficiently equipped for our needs - kettle, fridge and dishwasher. There was a microwave and hotplate should you want to cook. A little tip - take a bottle opener/corkscrew. Watching my husband try for over 5 minutes to open a cold beer using the garlic press as a makeshift opener was hilarious. I'm sure, had we asked, Camilla would've offered us a proper one. Nothing was too much trouble.

Nothing negative to say. Yes, the shower/loo is downstairs but it wasn't an issue.