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Cheddar & Cheddar Gorge Log Cabins

Bristol

Dew Pond

Ref: S534955

Reviews 4

The Mendip Hills AONB's northernmost village and civil parish is called Blagdon. It is very interesting and has at least 17 listed buildings, including a church from the fifteenth century. There are two pubs, two convenience stores, and a café...

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£58

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Bristol

Lulu Logs

Ref: S692948

Reviews 13

Congresbury is a Somerset village and civil parish, home to a variety of pubs and restaurants serving fine food and real ale, as well as independent shops and supermarkets. Located near the popular seaside resort of Weston-super-Mere and the...

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£88

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North Somerset

Morgan Lodge

Ref: S41328

Reviews 26

Hewish is a small village on the A370, just over six miles from the popular seaside resort town of Weston-super-Mare. Hewish is home to a traditional pub and carvery where you are assured of a good welcome. A large range of shops including a...

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£116

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North Somerset

Bramley Lodge

Ref: S13352

Reviews 32

The traditional seaside town of Weston-super-Mare offers awarding-winning sandy beaches, donkey rides, watersports, restaurants and shops, as well as the Playhouse, Winter Gardens and the Grand Pier. Burnham and Berrow Championship Golf Course is...

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£106

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North Somerset

Harvester Lodge

Ref: S41327

Reviews 20

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£116

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Somerset

Mowbarton Shepherd's Hut

Ref: S1056426

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£85

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Bristol

Down the Rabbit Hole

Ref: S483374

Reviews 43

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£107

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Somerset

Bluebell Lodge, Meadow view lodges

Ref: S525886

Reviews 10

Brean is a small village in Somerset, England, between the more well-known resorts of Weston-super-Mare and the more charming Burnham-on-Sea. As a family-friendly vacation spot, the village is known for its sandy beach, diverse shopping and...

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£80

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North Somerset

Hillcroft Accommodation

Ref: S339633

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Mark - Verified booking

I will start at one end and work my way to the other.

The towels provided had a very strong mildew smell. We were 3 adults and 1 child staying for 6 days. They provided just one extra roll of toilet paper. Hand soap was provided on the sinks of the two bathrooms. For the bathroom off of the big bedroom, no soap was provided nor was there a proper place to put it. We bought bar soap from Tesco and I balanced it on some of the pipes. Wasps kept trying to come in and make nests and that might be why the bathroom vents have all been taped up on the outside. The hot water was powered by gas. The instructions for the cabin said is the gas run out to change the tank if we felt comfortable with being able to do it. It did not say what to do if we were not comfortable doing that. Even when we had not been using it, the hot water would sometimes not be hot. Staying in an unfamiliar place, we wanted to leave the light on in the hallway bathroom. Unfortunately, there is no way to have the light on without the exhaust fan also running. It was annoying having to hear the exhaust fan all night. The hallway bathroom did not flush properly, but we were able to fix that. It simply had not been set up properly. The kitchen was a place of multiple problems. There were no instructions on how to use the oven. The oven knobs had the numbers 1 through 8 on them. No temperature markings. No idea of how to know when the oven was up to temperature. Many of the dishes and silverware provided to us were dirty. Most of the knives were dull and flimsy. The only sharp knife was a little paring knife. There was a spoon in the drawer with old milky tea dried in it, as if it were used to stir a drink and then just put directly back into the drawer. Also, one of the bowls on the kitchen shelf has several dried hardened on spots of mystery splatter in it as well as an aged, gummy candy stuck to the inside of it The inside door latches were difficult to operate. We had to tape over one door because my grandson got trapped in a room and was unable to open the door. The sliding glass doors in the living room are not properly sealed on one side, so there was a steady stream of flies coming in.

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Sally - Verified booking

Lulu Logs is a lovely property - very spacious, well equipped, very clean and very comfortable.

The cabin was ideal for my father as it is all on one level. It was very cosy and warm, with sunlight streaming in through the patio doors, which had a lovely outlook onto the shared garden area. Although the very large garden is shared, each cabin had it's own private patio area which was not overlooked by the cabins to the side due to strategically placed, useful sheds. Everything was ready for our arrival, the beds were made up with clean linen and clean towels were provided. Thoughtful little extra touches, such as 'emergency' kitchen and toiletry items, were appreciated, as was the welcome pack. Although we were initially missing a pair of oven gloves, this was resolved when the owner turned up at the door within minutes of my text. Not an issue and easily sorted with a bit of communication! The owners were pleasant and friendly. The location is quiet and peaceful. It is ideal for visiting the coast and countryside attractions throughout Somerset and getting to Bristol. There are also several dog friendly pubs in the area which serve nice meals. We would definitely stay again if we were to holiday in Somerset in the future.

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Robin - Verified booking

This cottage is well situated with access to large field and was not overlooked.

The field was very wet / boggy when we were there and we did not see any wildlife. The cottage itself was clean and the beds very comfortable. Its a quirky dÃ©cor which we liked and was warm. We had no dishwasher whilst we were there and reported this on the second day still no dishwasher when we left. It is clearly an old machine no instructions left and when we looked up instructions on the internet the flashing lights indicated heating element fault. With all markings on buttons worn off and a few numbers drawn on by felt tip pen this needs replacing. We self catered for most of our stay but there only being one oven shelf in bottom oven made this a challenge. It was lovely to have the welcome basket when we arrived which was a nice gesture. Its great o have a washing machine (especially with a young grandchild in tow but an airier would have been nice to dry clothes the line provided outside was impracticable this time of year. Overall we enjoyed our stay and the surrounding area. Al the main tourist attractions were within easy drive.

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James - Verified booking

The property needs a lot of tlc paid to it.

They are about 14 years old atnd need a refit! The toilet seats in both rooms were loose. Shower was very hard to turn on and off. Had to get a cloth to do it! Door handles were loose on 2 doors, 1 of the table chairs is loose, I shut my finger in the seat! Plates and glasses have chips in them, Oven is hard to use as temperatures are rubbed off. Could not get the dryer to work. Dust and dirt at low level hanging off the radiators, tv all grime above it. Poor decking and steps up to the front door all need retreating looks very scruffy! Grass is far too long when fishing feet get soaking wet!! Very low level water, needs filling up not good for Fishing you could see the mud on the bank, water is very dirty which was a shame as it is a nice spot and very quiet. There needs to be rubbish bins by the lodges not all the way up by the entrance track. We did not get any information about door code, wifi etc I had to phone the owners number. There should be an info pack on arrival etc with information on.

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Dorothy - Verified booking

My son, husband and myself with our two cockapoos had the most fabulous week âDown the Rabbit Holeâ Log cabin no.

3. Apart from every day was brilliant sunshine (our week was 14th - 21st Sept) the cabin itself was SO well equipped with everything you could possibly need for a home from home break. A lovely well received welcome basket was not the only ânice touchâ things like useful things you may have forgotten to pack, dishwasher tablets, laundry liquid etcâ¦â¦ The large flat screen tv had a fabulous picture, the WI-FI was excellent we had absolutely no need for heating or to even light the fabulous looking log burner. The super king size bed was very comfortable, great showers even a bath. The area was peaceful and both dogs had a super holiday like we did ! We sat on the modern deck chairs on the patio with a glass of wine watching the odd aeroplane fly into Bristol Airport in the distance - the most relaxing holiday Iâve had in a while will definitely be returningâ¦â¦â¦.

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Things to do near Cheddar & Cheddar Gorge

Cheddar Gorge Caves

One of the most renowned natural landmarks in the UK, Cheddar Gorge is definitely worth a visit. These magnificent calcite formations and the 'Cheddar Man' skeleton is also surprisingly dog friendly, with well behaved dogs on leads welcome. There's plenty to see and do in the local area to keep everyone entertained.

Noah's Ark Zoo Farm

Visit Noah's Ark Zoo Farm for an unforgettable animal encounter! See over 100 species, including elephants, giraffes, and tigers. Meet farm animals, enjoy indoor and outdoor play areas, and take a ride on the train. Located in Bristol, it's a perfect day out for families. Address: Clevedon Rd, Wraxall, Bristol BS48 1PG

Spike Island (Bristol)

Spike Island is a dynamic arts centre that supports, produces and presents contemporary art and culture. Every year, they present up to 8 exhibitions by a variety of contemporary artists at various stages of their careers. They also host events including talks, screenings and workshops. Free entry and a cafe.

Chew Valley Animal Park

Chew Valley Animal Park near Bristol, is a fully licensed zoo with a wonderful range of interesting animals. They also offer keeper talks and animal interaction experiences. Family friendly, café & toilets.

Brunel's SS Great Britain

Brunel's SS Great Britain is an award-winning museum ship that offers a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century maritime history. Visitors can explore the ship's decks and cabins, try on Victorian costumes, and learn about the pioneering engineering that made her one of the greatest ships of her time. A must-visit for history enthusiasts. Located in Great Western Dockyard, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6TY

Bristol Zoo Gardens

Bristol Zoo Gardens is a top-rated UK attraction that offers fun and exciting experiences for all ages. From interactive animal exhibits to educational programs, visitors can discover over 400 species of animals and learn about conservation efforts. With beautiful gardens and a historic setting, the zoo is a must-visit for any holiday in Bristol. Address: Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HA

Holiday Lodges and Log Cabins in Cheddar

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Cheddar & Cheddar Gorge Log Cabins

Bristol

Dew Pond

Ref: S534955

Reviews 4

Bristol

Lulu Logs

Ref: S692948

Reviews 13

North Somerset

Morgan Lodge

Ref: S41328

Reviews 26

North Somerset

Bramley Lodge

Ref: S13352

Reviews 32

North Somerset

Harvester Lodge

Ref: S41327

Reviews 20

Somerset

Mowbarton Shepherd's Hut

Ref: S1056426

Bristol

Down the Rabbit Hole

Ref: S483374

Reviews 43

Somerset

Bluebell Lodge, Meadow view lodges

Ref: S525886

Reviews 10

North Somerset

Hillcroft Accommodation

Ref: S339633

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