The Long House

Lovely place , very comfortable Bed , Great host

Nothing, it was perfect

The accommodation was clean. And that's the only thing worth highlighting. Apart from that, nothing about this place is a 9 or better. The restaurants and pubs described are closed, you have to drive 7 miles for breakfast, there's no table in the room, no fridge to keep your drinks cold in 28 degree heat, no fan, no cupboard or storage space, just 12 hooks. The bathroom was a disgrace, a room with no windows. And all that for a high price. The worst accommodation in terms of price-performance ratio that we had on our 14-day trip.

Beautiful room off the main house. Lovely and clean and immaculately presented. Perfect for a stay if you're travelling to Bristol Airport. We had an early morning flight, so it made sense to travel to Bristol the day before.

My room was beautifully appointed, and carefully decorated in a clean, mostly white style, with a big window overlooking the garden and parking area. I had my own door. Excellent shower room, towels, tea/coffee making facilities and mostly quiet. The property is on a single carriageway road through the village which at certain times of day can be very busy but the traffic noise did not affect me. I was grateful to the owner with whom I had been in contact as to my time of arrival, that having told me she was out shopping when I was almost at the property, purchased a sandwich for me as my walking route from the centre of Bristol, once I left the outskirts of Bristol, passed no shops! Very pleasant two hour walk though. The village, though small is very attractive and I understand that after MY stay, the village pub would be opening with new ownership and it looked a beautiful location to go.

Unfortunately, and the owner did apologise in advance, they were catching up with some friends that night and had two couples staying privately with them for dinner. There was quite a bit of noise, conversation that could be heard in the adjacent part of the house to where my room was and I needed an early start and wanted to go to sleep early. I didnt get to sleep as early as I would have preferred as a result. This was just the misfortune of my having booked that particular night. Be warned - if you are on foot, it is a 4 mile walk to the airport and the TAXI cost was an astonishing £27 for those 4 miles. However, had I known or worked it out, the main road is about half a mile and War Memorial bus stop is on the main road there, take time to get there early and save a lot of money!

I needed to work whilst staying and hadn't chosen other hotels specifically because of the reviews saying poor wifi - but I connected easily and had issues. I couldn't fault anything, it was particularly nice to have a couple of small chairs and a table alongside the bed, so that I could sit and watch tv in a chair rather than have to sit on the bed (which you normally do in a hotel). There are also is a bistro style set outside the room to use, and the grounds are beautiful and really well maintained so it was nice to sit out there of an evening. The hosts were really lovely and hospitable too

Despite the instructions being very clear from the owner, I still managed to drive past the property as I had someone up my backside in the car, so went and turned round then pulled in. You are able to pull in off the road even if the gate is closed (I have a big car and there was room)

Everything! Holly is so lovely, genuine and kind. The room was absolutely spotless, the shower pressure was lovely too & perfect for a stop over before going to the airport.

I felt that perhaps a bottle of water could have been left on the side table so I didn't pour from the bathroom tap or kettle That's the only thing I would suggest x

Location, lovely host, quality and cleanliness.

Duvet was too heavy and thick for a warm summer night (for us). It would have been perfect in the winter.

Everything was nice, looked amazing. Clean, comfy and quiet.

Nothing to fault.

Lovely quiet location but only 8 mins from Bristol airport.

I couldn’t fault the property