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Special Deals - Monday, February 08, 2010

Special Deal: available from now until 30th June 2010  (bank holidays not included)

Book first night on full rate get 2nd night for £40.  Criteria: minimum 2 persons sharing a room for 2 nights, Monday to Thursday nights only - Friday/Saturday/Sunday nights full rates only.

 

A warm welcome to all.....

Be our guest and experience a B&B like no other in the Forest of Dean.  Step into a building full of character dating back to the mid 1600s. Solid old oak beams and wonky flooring sit gently back allowing the decoration to embellish the age of the property. All rooms are furnished to a unique and high standard, designed with your comfort in mind.

The property is conveniently located on the A48 between Gloucester & Chepstow; easy access to explore the Royal Forest of Dean, and surrounding areas. Resplendent in late spring, acres of bluebells cover the forest floor spilling hues of lilac and purple over grassy mounds and hugging the bases of trees.  It’s a wonderful place for walking, and in autumn you are rewarded with the rich reds, golds and rusts as the trees shed their leaves and await the oncoming winter. The skies are unpolluted by light - an excellent place for astronomers to view the stars and planet. 

The towns of Coleford, Lydney and Cinderford are all within 15 minutes drive. If you don’t have your own transport there is a bus stop right outside our property - Chepstow southwards via Lydney, and Gloucester northwards.  From Lydney there are buses to Coleford, Cinderford and places in between. This link will take you to a comprehensive listing of  bus timetables which may help you plan your visit to the Forest in advance. 

We look forward to welcoming you very soon,

Gary & Marian Buckmaster

The courtyard

Quince tree in the back garden

Blakeney Hill as seen from the top fields to the back of our house

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