Holiday Cottages in Amberley

Amberley Cottages

Gloucestershire

Rock Cottage (2), Minchinhampton

Ref: S879527

Reviews 2

This charming Cotswold stone cottage, elegantly furnished with a seamless blend of antique and contemporary furniture, is ideally located just a short walk from the market square in Minchinhampton. The sitting room is decorated in soft colours...

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£121

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Gloucestershire

Chapel Cottage

Ref: S226494

Reviews 20

King's Stanley is a village in Gloucestershire, England, on the outside fringes of the Cotswolds AONB. Discover a selection of pubs, restaurants, shops and supermarkets for all of your amenities. Join any one of the nearby trails for some walking...

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£64

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Rock Cottage, Minchinhampton

Ref: S375632

Reviews 16

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£151

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Gloucestershire

The Byre - Rodborough Common

Ref: S1063334

Set on a quiet country lane, this exceptionally designed barn offers a fantastic base from which to enjoy a holiday in the Cotswolds. With both Rodborough and Minchinhampton Common on your doorstep this wonderful area of rolling hills and...

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£166

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Gloucestershire

Silver Birch Lodge

Ref: S380547

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£87

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Homeleigh

Ref: S1050105

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£149

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Penrith Lodge

Ref: S341034

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Homeleigh

Ref: S1075659

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The Creamery

Ref: S424912

Reviews 97

The former mill town of Nailsworth lies in the beautiful wooded Stroud Valley with events and festivals announced by the local Town Crier. It offers numerous high quality shops, a delicatessen, two butchers, an award-winning organic cafe,...

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£116

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Gloucestershire

Twin Room

Ref: S1040172

Whiteshill is a pleasant village resting between Stroud and Gloucester. The village rests near a selection of scenic attractions, including Stratford Park, Museum in the Park, and Sim’s Clock. Dining options include the Star Inn & Hotel, Vine Tree...

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£80

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Gloucestershire

Combe Cottage

Ref: S225249

Reviews 16

Stroud is a market town located in the a quiet corner of the Cotswolds, boasting a pretty selection of independent shops, cafes, bookshops and eateries as well as an active farmers market, music and theatre and a cinema. There are lots of walks in...

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£81

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The Cottage

Ref: S377861

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£114

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Pet Friendly Cottage, Near Amenities with Log Fire

Ref: S999278

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£218

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Rock Cottage

Ref: S941734

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£171

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The Byre - Rodborough Common

Ref: S1067303

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£147

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Holiday Cottages in Amberley

Amberley is a quaint village at the foot of the South Downs and is a great base for exploring the hiking and cycling routes of the area. The village itself is beautiful and unspoiled - you'll find thatched cottages and half-timbered houses, making it a picture-perfect place to visit.

We select all our Amberley holiday cottages for their charm and character. Large groups love our airy barn conversions. For family getaways, try our open-plan farmhouses, ideal for visitors with young children. We also have dog-friendly cottages with great walking routes right on your doorstep, or pick one of our secluded cabins where you can relax in an open-air hot tub.

At Snaptrip, we list thousands of UK holiday cottages, so finding your ideal holiday cottage in Amberley is easy thanks to our handy search filters. Enjoy the Amberley Wild Brooks wetlands, or brave the 5-mile walk into Arundel — Amberley is a great destination for any type of holiday. Feel safe in the knowledge that all our properties are backed by our best price guarantee and our friendly customer service team is always here to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Paul - Verified booking

With regard to our recent stay at Chapel Cottage, we have some issues which we feel ought to be raised through yourselves.

On arrival, as required, a phone call was made to the mobile number provided for the code to access the key. This was very brief, whereby we were asked if we had arrived & the code number was provided, nothing more. We later realised the owners of the property resided directly opposite the cottage. The first thing on entry was to make a cup of tea but we found the mugs tea stained & the kettle in need of a descale. Although on some of the sites managed by yourselves advertising cottages, this property was advertised with the kitchen having a fridge/freezer. In fact it was a fridge with an ice box. We had travelled with a cool bag & ice packs to provide us with frozen food for the freezer, a chicken, salmon, lamb fillets & some homemade fruit pies. These could not be accommodated in the heavily iced up & small ice box. Inevitably some had to be discarded. Our plan had been to eat out for some lunches & for some evening meals to be taken in the cottage. This was thwarted somewhat & was compounded on seeing the condition of the interior of the oven, dirty. The baking tray & roasting dish provided were in also need of a good clean or replacement. We had to resort to purchasing ready meals for use in the microwave. Not something we normally do. The fridge must not have been inspected from occupation by previous guests. A shelf was stuck in place with solidified green gunge holding it in position. We were unable to remove it to clean it which should not have been the case during our occupancy. When settled, we looked to access the WIFI via the password provided. Several attempts proved fruitless. I used the mobile number provided & spoke to Margaret explaining our difficulties. She informed us there had been a problem with the password for the WIFI the previous week but that there was a QR code in the information provided & to try that. This did give successful access to WIFI for the mobiles but we could not access it on the tablet, where we had stored details of daily excursions & other local information for our holiday. The following morning we found the WIFI had dropped on both of our mobiles & extensive re use of the QR code or the password failed to connect us. I again contacted Margaret. She explained that after our first call about this problem she had turned the WIFI off & on again. This seemed to be why we could not reconnect. She visited the cottage a short time later that morning informing us that she had again turned the system off & then on, asking if we had access. Another attempt proved successful on both mobiles but the tablet would still not connect to the system trying to use the QR code. From then on the connection on the mobiles remained active. Although this may appear to be a minor inconvenience, we had made extensive searches & plans for our holiday in the Cotswolds prior to travelling & this was stored on the tablet which we couldn't access. Having taken holidays in several self accommodation properties over the years we realise that trying to assess requirements for the property especially a kitchen can be difficult. However, we feel there are basics that should be in place & Chapel Cottage fell short in this area. Although there was a wooden bread board there was no other chopping board for preparing food. A bread board isn't suitable for chopping 'flavoured' foods on. Also the following kitchen items would be useful:- a tray, measuring jug, a sharp paring style knife (the one in situ was rather blunt), a clean wooden spoon (the one in situ was badly stained yellow from previous use), weighing scales, a rolling pin. There could be other basic items that may be useful. We point this out on the basis of the property description in advertising it, saying that the 'open plan kitchen/diner which remains in a farmhouse-style layout with all the necessary appliances needed for rustling up some delicious meals to enjoy at the dining table'. The lack of basic 'tools' does not assist in realising what has been portrayed in the advertising description. There were some kitchen tools in a container on the window sill but as with the oven, they were in need of a clean before use as were the place mats & coasters. We understand there is a reliance on previous occupants to ensure the property is left clean & tidy on departure but this cannot be counted on. The preparation of the property for a forthcoming visit should include a check ensuring kitchen accessories, tools & appliances are in good order & clean. The 4 slice toaster in situ only had 2 compartments working. There were many assorted types of drinking glasses in the cupboard, although only one specific wine glass. a corkscrew was provided so the expectancy was visitors would be consuming wine during their stay but only one of us could use the appropriate glass. With the description of the bathroom including 'an elegant bath' the portrait was one of bathroom luxury. It was more than adequate for our needs but the bath was nothing more than a plastic roll top with visible claw feet which was somewhat discoloured at the tap end. The wooden staircase was of good construction & looked good for the cottage atmosphere but here there was also cause for concern for people such as us who are not in their prime of youth. It included 2 twists whether you were ascending or descending. The downstairs light only illuminated the bottom half of the staircase so you walked towards darkness on ascending. During bedtime hours it was also a task should you have to visit the bathroom, when you had to proceed with caution. There was a note in the guests book indicating a couple had taken a tumble on the staircase. For safety on our part we felt we had to leave lights on through the night. Thankfully no incidents occurred. This property is listed for advertising on at least 7 web sites some of which are be administered by yourselves. Anomalies appear in descriptions of the property, the main one being that the bedroom is downstairs. The fact that a fridge/freezer is said to be in the cottage when it is not, does cause a problem. Also the bedroom is described as having a walk in wardrobe. It is a cupboard converted to accommodate hanging clothes with a shelf that wobbles. We found that walking into it was impossible as you cracked your head on the sloping roof. This applied to myself & my wife who is only 5'2'' tall. We feel these & other points raised require attention. Finally, we did find comments within the guests book of 'a warm welcome' on arrival. We felt we did not experience this as explained in the initial phone contact to obtain the key code for access to the cottage. Had it not been for encountering problems with Wi-Fi connection prompting a visit from Margaret, we feel there would have been no contact other than that initial phone call. There were positives from our stay in that the cottage is ideally situated within a pleasant village location & has a good supermarket & news agency within a short driveable distance. The bed & lounge seating was comfortable with good off road parking for a vehicle. Photographs are available to support our points.

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Elizabeth - Verified booking

A comfortable cottage in a nice location on the village edge.

Perfect for my time spent working in the area as a solo traveller it was cosy, very clean and generally comfortable. If I had been on holiday with a significant other I may have found the adjoining nature of the properties a little invasive (the description does not make it clear that only a door separates you from the larger chapel house holiday rental next door, and there is no sound proofing to minimise noise). The described 'communal' garden is actually the garden of the larger house which felt uncomfortable and awkward to use and it isn't clear from the signage whether the garden is all communal or just a small area of it. Kitchen reasonably well stocked with nice extras like a cafetiÃ¨re and gin glasses, although missing the usual tea/coffee/sugar/vegetable oil that most holiday cottages provide as standard and strangely no cupboard space for own food which was a little challenging! The hobs were difficult to use, in the end I resorted to the microwave instead. The wifi was also a bit hit and miss and repeatedly dropped out, each time needing the owner to reset from the adjoining house as you don't have your own router to reset it yourself which was a bit of a pain. Contact with the owner was efficient at all times which was great, although not overly friendly despite the fact that they live opposite and share a driveway. Instructions for when to take the bins out would have been helpful, as would a hoover to allow for better cleaning up after myself (only a broom provided). Overall a good stay though and I would definitely stay again if I was working in the area!

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Susan - Verified booking

The Creamery is a wonderful holiday home.

It is even better than on the photographs. The furnishings, decor and equipment are all stylish and of excellent quality. The beds are very comfortable and both ensuites are excellent. The outside space is pretty and parking is just outside the door. The Creamery is in a beautiful area with walking opportunities and places to visit very close by. Slimbridge and Painswick Rococo Garden are both about 20 minutes away and Bath park and ride is about 35 minutes away. Visit Stroud Market on Saturday morning - an interesting experience and lots of lovely local food to stock up on. There are lovely towns and villages close by and walking on the local commons such as Rodborough, Selsey and Minchinhampton. The owner could not have been more welcoming or helpful and she was full of suggestions for places to visit.

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Karen - Verified booking

We thoroughly enjoyed our short break at The Creamery.

The house has been beautifully restored and all rooms are in keeping with the history of the house whilst utilising modern features like underfloor heating, luxury bathrooms and a stunning kitchen, which was equipped with everything you might need, in fact the best weâve ever had in all our years of using holiday homes. Due to the time of year we visited we were unable to make use of the pretty garden, but you can see how wonderful it would be on warmer days. Excellent communication with Nicola who left some lovely treats for us to enjoy. Perfectly placed to visit stunning areas of the Cotswolds that are often overlooked by the âbigger touristâ destinations. We will be highly recommending to friends and family.

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Natalie - Verified booking

This was an A Star, exquisite cottage that cannot be faulted.

Our stay was perfect and I cannot emphasise that enough! The owners clearly have travelled and stayed in self catering accommodation themselves because every single thing you would want and need was catered for. And even that which you wouldnât have thought yourself! We loved the cottage so much we simply spent our entire Christmas there - inside, enjoying time together. I cannot think of a better way to say it - when you go on holiday and find 100% contentment on simply staying inside the property then there is nothing to improve on. We hope to spend more Christmasâs here and would highly recommend to anyone. Thank you to Nicola and Matt you were the more beautiful hosts!

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Things to do near Amberley

Amberley Castle

Amberley Castle was erected as a 12th-century manor house and fortified in 1377, giving it a rhomboid shaped stonework enclosure with high curtain walls, internal towers in each corner, a hall and a gateway. It was used as a fortress by the bishops of Chichester.

Castle Combe Village

A pretty village nestled in the Cotswolds, there is plenty of English charm to be found in Castle Combe. It's regularly used as a filming location and a visit makes it clear why. There's plenty of local shops and cafes serving local fare and accomodation is available for overnight stays, many of which are dog friendly.

Corinium Museum

An award winning modern museum in Cirencester. Houses one of the largest collections of Romano-British antiquities in the country. Great touch-screen displays.

Taurus Crafts

A lively art & craft visitors centre in Lydney that aims to bring all members of the community together via arts & crafts activities, shows & events. Gift shop.

Amberley Holiday Cottages

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Amberley Cottages

Gloucestershire

Rock Cottage (2), Minchinhampton

Ref: S879527

Reviews 2

Gloucestershire

Chapel Cottage

Ref: S226494

Reviews 20

Gloucestershire

Rock Cottage, Minchinhampton

Ref: S375632

Reviews 16

Gloucestershire

The Byre - Rodborough Common

Ref: S1063334

Gloucestershire

Silver Birch Lodge

Ref: S380547

Gloucestershire

Homeleigh

Ref: S1050105

Gloucestershire

Penrith Lodge

Ref: S341034

Gloucestershire

Homeleigh

Ref: S1075659

Gloucestershire

The Creamery

Ref: S424912

Reviews 97

Gloucestershire

Twin Room

Ref: S1040172

Gloucestershire

Combe Cottage

Ref: S225249

Reviews 16

Gloucestershire

The Cottage

Ref: S377861

Gloucestershire

Pet Friendly Cottage, Near Amenities with Log Fire

Ref: S999278

Gloucestershire

Rock Cottage

Ref: S941734

Gloucestershire

The Byre - Rodborough Common

Ref: S1067303