Alojamentos em castelos em River Severn

The Apartment at Llanerchydol Hall

Hidden in glorious listed parkland, a mile from town, is the fabulous Llanerchydol Hall, with its gothic turrets and castellations. There are specimen trees here-Sequoias, Cedars, a Dawn Redwood and a Japanese Garden. Hear the steam train, hooting at Powis Castle. Walk Glyndwr’s Way. In the winter, it is the owl’s domain. There are spectacular night skies, unspoilt by pollution, and the Welsh mountains beckon. Relax here. Breathe in the calm and still. Embrace the architecture and romance.

Yellow at Llanerchydol Hall

Hidden in glorious listed parkland, a mile from town, is the fabulous Llanerchydol Hall, with its gothic turrets and castellations. There are specimen trees here-Sequoias, Cedars, a Dawn Redwood and a Japanese Garden. Hear the steam train, hooting at Powis Castle. Walk Glyndwr’s Way. In the winter, it is the owl’s domain. There are spectacular night skies, unspoilt by pollution, and the Welsh mountains beckon. Relax here. Breathe in the calm and still. Embrace the architecture and romance.

Princess Elizabeth, Sudeley Castle, Cotswolds

Princess Elizabeth Cottage is a charming and carefully restored, 2-bedroom cottage that sleeps 4 guests in 1 king size double room and 1 twin room, with 1 family bathroom. The cottage is a semi-detached (alongside Lady Jane Grey), two storey property with a fully-equipped modern kitchen and a spacious living and dining area that leads out to a private courtyard with seating. Upstairs are two comfortable and well-appointed bedrooms and a modern bathroom with a fixed shower over a bathtub.

Slate at Llanerchydol Hall

Hidden in glorious listed parkland, a mile from town, is romantic Llanerchydol Hall, with its gothic turrets and castellations. There are specimen trees here-Sequoias, Cedars, a Dawn Redwood and a Japanese Garden. Hear the steam train, hooting at Powis Castle. Walk Glyndwr’s Way. In the winter, it is the owl’s domain. There are spectacular night skies, unspoilt by pollution, and the Welsh mountains beckon. Relax here. Breathe in the calm and still. Embrace the architecture and romance.

Castle Gatehouse, Tower at Sudeley Castle

Live like royalty in this Castle Gatehouse, a cottage heralding the entrance to historic Sudeley Castle. It is a dog-friendly* property that comfortably sleeps four guests in two en-suite bedrooms. The Gatehouse is split into two wings, accessed by separate doors. On one side is a two-poster bed master bedroom with an en-suite shower room. On the other side is the kitchen/diner, a living area and a second king-size bedroom with an en-suite shower room on the first floor.

Oliver Cromwell, Sudeley Castle, Cotswolds

Oliver Cromwell Cottage is a charming and carefully restored, 2-bedroom apartment that sleeps 4 guests in 1 double room and 1 twin room, with 1 family bathroom and 1 en-suite. The cottage is a semi-detached, two storey apartment (alongside St Kenelm and above Princes Elizabeth and Lady Jane Grey), with a fully-equipped modern kitchen and a spacious living and dining area. Upstairs are two bright, light and comfortable bedrooms and two modern, well-equipped bathrooms.

Fort View - 2 bed on edge of Cotswolds near Bath

Woodcock Farm has 36 acres set on the Cotswold Way. Within the farmland is an Iron Age hill fort that was subsequently occupied by the Romans and Anglo Saxons; so history is literally on the doorstep! Nearby is Bath, Bristol, Tetbury, Westonbirt, Chipping Sodbury & Cirencester. Located just 5 mins from J18 of M4, we are set in quiet, rolling countryside. A recent refurbishment means you can now enjoy luxury accommodation with every home comfort.

The Gatehouse at Upton Cressett

One of the finest Elizabethan gatehouses in the country, our award winning turreted hideaway has hosted princes and prime-ministers. With sumptuous four poster beds and fireplaces this stately Shropshire retreat is perfect for honeymoons and special occasions. The property is self contained with its own private garden. Each of the two bedrooms have super king beds and are ensuite. The dinning room decorated in a hunting lodge style with open fire.

14th c. Beautiful Conversion in the Wye Valley

Wonderful high ceilings set off the original stone walls and oak beams of this historical building. Nestled in the Wye Valley. There are outstanding views towards the River Wye, Wye Valley, Goodrich Castle and Coppett Hill – all offering fantastic walks and photographic opportunities. Ideal for larger groups or multiple families. Please note the two doubles bedrooms are on the ground floor and the four singles are on the 2nd floor