A fine house and a big B&B, but one that retains a deeply homely feel; Duncan and Jo are hugely well-travelled and have filled it with pictures and artefacts from all over the world. Bedrooms differ (three are in a neat annexe) but all are cosy and well decorated with lovely colours, good fabrics, pocket sprung mattresses and bright bathrooms with thick towels. Breakfast – locally sourced, cooked on the Aga and brought to round tables – sets you up for fabulous walks: you are a mile from the Cotswold Way. Return to a basement sitting room with comfy armchairs and lots of books, and a bustling town full of restaurants and shops.
Jo and Duncan were very welcoming and we were given a larger bedroom than we expected. Lovely, warm house, full of interesting objects and books. An imposing house, but cosy, homely rooms and a sparkling bathroom and shower.Very well placed for shops and restaurants in the town so you felt like a resident, if only for a short time! Delicious breakfast - extra bacon in lieu of a sausage! We missed having tea/coffee making facilities in our room, but understand how things are, in these very difficult times.