Hébergement de 3 chambres à Kings Caple, près de Ross-on-Wye

Great accommodation in a perfect location.

Peaceful setting close to the river Wye with plenty of places of interest close by.

We had a lovely stay in this characterful cottage. We loved the view we got from having the living area upstairs and the kids enjoyed the large garden area outside. The owners were very nice and offered to pick us up some milk the first night to save us going to Ross-on-Wye for the supermarket there, and were very kind when we inadvertently damaged a towel. The Wye river was very close - behind trees at the very end of the fields from the window and there was a very nice 5 mile circular walk from the cottage around the beautiful Wye Valley countryside. The cottage was comfortable on the whole apart from a couple of features inherent in staying in a converted stone barn - i.e. it was really quite cold the first night because the otherwise efficient heating need time to heat the stone walls (fine the other nights) and we were joined by a good few minibeasts (insects) entering, it seemed, through the walls - although my 9 year old was delighted at the opportunity to catch and examine the woodlice! The location was quite rural and the Wye Valley is unspoiled by tourism, so this holiday was really characteristed about being outdoors, close to nature, which suited us. If you are with children, we would highly recommend canoeing down the wye in rafted canoes (i.e. two canoes tied together side-by-side) from Symmonds Yat and a visiting the Hopewell Colliery and RSPB Nagshead enclosure in the Forest of Dean.

This is a beautiful mill conversion cottage with living accommodation upstairs and bedrooms downstairs. The owners are friendly and we were welcomed with a home-made cake. The property is clean and well equipped.

The weather was hot on arrival so the provision of a large fan was necessary to cool the living area which traps the heat.

The surrounding countryside is beautiful for walks the shores of the River Wye. It is an approx. 30 minute drive to reach Symonds Yat and the Forest of Dean.