Cider Mill Cottage

This cottage is set in such a beautiful location, a great place to get away from it all and do some lovely walks

My wife and I + doggo stayed for a week at the beginning of October. Best cottage we have stayed in so for, we always go for something quirky and different. Would highly recommended

Exceptional stay and everything my wife and i had hoped for. Very quiet and picturesque location. Cottage was wonderful and full of character. Owners are very nice people, always willing to help with any questions at all. Definitely be returning.

Beautiful unique cottage, stunning gardens and house and the views were fantastic. Spent a lovely long weekend relaxing in the gardens, enjoying the total peace with evenings relaxing in front of the log fire. Would recommend to anyone who wants a peaceful and relaxing holiday. Good food in the local pubs and great walking. Catherine was very friendly and accommodated our every need. Dog friendly too!

I can't add much to what has already been said about the Cider Mill Cottage especially the “Absolutely marvelous find” comment. We were there for seven days at the end of March till the beginning of April and the walks around Worcestershire and Herefordshire were stunning with carpets of Primrose, Wood Anemone, Dog Violets and the occasional Bluebell - STUNNING. Out of five I would give our stay at Cider Mill Cottage a rating of SEVEN. The hares and two buzzards were an added bonus. Deep Joy.

I’m lucky, insomuch that I always seem to find great dog friendly properties to rent, but this time I excelled myself. Cider Mill cottage is a superb place to stay and once you’ve wound your way down the twisty turning farm track, it is a great place to just chill out and relax. Very cosy and welcoming and the centrepiece of the kitchen area is the huge apple crushing mechanism, still completely intact and it looks like it could be used straight away. A lovely reminder of what the building was used for in times gone by. There was a lovely welcome pack, above and beyond what most places offer and we made full use of it. The apple gin was a real surprise. All of the rooms and furnishings are well appointed and everything is comfortable to a degree that you feel you have bought the items yourself. The log burner is great. A decent size that throws out a fantastic amount of heat, making the seating area a real toasty place to be. There was also a decent supply of logs and kindling. We were here for 3 nights, had a roaring fire each night and still left enough to last one more night. The grounds are lovely and in the Summer months, you can take advantage of the owners swimming pool. You also have a small al fresco dining area. There is a nice fully enclosed secure paddock that you can take your 4 legged friend around, off the lead, to run around to their hearts content. The walk into the village is very pleasant, crossing several fields including one that was full of very curious, heavily pregnant sheep. Our young Lab puppy was equally curious and took it all in very calmly. (He was obviously on a lead at all times.) Turn left at the main road junction. The village has one dog friendly pub, the Lion Inn and this has a good selection of beers and wines. You can eat in the bar area with your pup, without being frowned upon. The village is also quite a scenic place to walk around. If you turn right at the main road junction, this will take you to another pub. The New Inn. I can’t comment on this one as we did not visit it. The accommodation is so cosy and welcoming, you’re happy to spend a good chunk of time there. There was just the 2 of us and our dog staying for this break, but the accommodation is designed for 3 adults and there would be ample room. Could not recommend this place highly enough.