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Our top choices for Drybrook cottages

Aneths Annex

Drybrook

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21 June - 22 June

Beautiful 1-bed Cottage in Trellech

Trellech United

Eva

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17 June - 18 June

Broadway Lands Farm

Hereford

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13 June - 14 June

Blorenge

Abergavenny

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18 June - 19 June

Hollie

Usk

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10 June - 11 June

Meadow Lodge @ Berrys Place Farm

Gloucester

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9 June - 10 June

Whitlow Lodge Annex

Westbury-on-Severn

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13 June - 14 June

The Snug No 35 West End

Stroud

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17 June - 18 June

Rose Cottage

Hereford

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16 June - 17 June

Chapel Cottage

Stonehouse

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10 June - 11 June

Court House Cottage

Blakeney

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21 June - 22 June

Batemans

Stroud

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19 June - 20 June

The Lodge Farm Barn

Ross-on-Wye

David

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17 June - 18 June

Brookbank Folly

Mitcheldean

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19 June - 20 June

Colliers Cottage

Cinderford

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29 June - 30 June

Haslington House

Malvern

Andrea

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9 June - 10 June

Granary 1

Hereford

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11 June - 12 June

The Fountain Lodge

Lydney

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21 June - 22 June

Halmore Pod

Berkeley

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12 June - 13 June

2 The Old School

Cinderford

Darryl

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9 June - 10 June

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Top Drybrook Hotel Reviews

Green Dragon Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Hotel is in a great location - just over 15 minute walk to the train station, close to shops and the Cathedral - looks like the downstairs has been elegantly renovated. Beautiful newly-refurbished bedroom, with some really thoughtful extra touches - such as a rubber bathmat and handrail, electric fan, suitcase stand, and biscuits every day with the tea and coffee. I liked being able to open the window. Some of the staff seemed less friendly and professional than one would expect - however, generally the staff were o.k. and two of the younger reception staff (a young man and young woman), both with dark hair, were both pleasant and helpful. I didn't have breakfast at the hotel, as there were plenty of cafes and Bill's Kitchen (in All Saints Church) in the same street and close by."

Delta Hotels by Marriott St. Pierre Country Club

6/10 Okay

"The pool area is quite run down, from the raised jacuzzi area that resembles a Chinese takeaway counter to the moss/plant covered central skylight. We stayed in the “village” and you don’t have any climate control like AC etc, the heating came on late one night despite the outside temperature being 25+. Room felt like a tired pre-fabricated holiday chalet from the 1990’s, quite dirty too. The breakfast was good, staff were overall good. If you are wanting to crash with the lads after a game of golf it ticks the box. But it’s miles away from luxury."

The Oakwood Hotel

6/10 Okay

"The information regarding parking is misleading, as the ad suggests that parking is free, or included in the rate charged. The reality on arrival is very different, being presented with a nightly charge which must be paid on arrival. The suggestion that there is a full restaurant service is similarly misleading as, though the kitchen will supply a burger in the evening, which is a meat sandwich, they will not make you a fish finger sandwich, despite that being on the menu, as that is apparently not available after 1600. Several shades of ridiculous. Any hotel that actively refuses to provide what a paying customer demands does not deserve to survive in business. This place, despite the excellence of the other staff (not the kitchen) is now firmly on my “DO NOT STAY” list. Sad and so avoidable."

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