Dog Friendly Bed And Breakfasts In Cirencester

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Peter - Verified booking

  A wonderful family three days was spent by us at Arlington Mill.

  (There were ten of us). It is an amazing building and is just right for a large family group. There is so much space that everyone was satisfied with their own en suite accommodation. We ate in on two nights, preparing huge banquets in the massive and well-equipped kitchen (two freezers and two fridges!). The Catherine Wheel Inn is a stone's throw up the road and did us proud on one evening. This mill is an amazing place and there is so much to see in the village and surrounding area. It is a delightful part of the Cotswolds. Just one or two minor gripes. When using previous rented accommodation we have usually had a TV set in the bedrooms. Arlington Mill does not, though we were probably too tired to bother, anyway! The TV in the lounge appears only to receive programmes via Sky as Freeview failed to pick up any signal. The soundbar failed to switch on and is very precariously attached to the set. I am familiar with the model and it seemed to be inverted? We tried everything to get it into action, but it seemed dead. We brought DVD's with us for the grandchildren but were unable to use them as the player was not connected to the set and the leads appeared to be missing. The heating system is quite complex and not to be messed with! The timer appeared to be incorrectly set though we were frightened to fiddle with it and left it well alone! In leaving it as it was the heating seemed to come on very late in the evening and hardly at all in the morning when we were getting up. The master bedroom, however, was always warm. As a result, we had to purchase heaps of logs and used the very efficient log burner to heat the dinning and associated lounge area where we spent most of our time. These are only minor gripes about a holiday let which is second to none. It certainly has the 'wow factor' and is well worth the money. Congratulations to the owners who have done a great restoration job on what is a wonderful old building of some significance.

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• James - Verified booking

  All Souls Cottage: Review.

  We have been many times on holiday in accommodation provided by Sykes. They have always come up trumps and we have always been delighted with the standard they provide. This time they excelled even themselves and exceeded our highest expectations. “All Souls Cottage” is superb. Being an old building, it is full of character, for example, the windows. The accommodation was warm, spacious, well appointed, scrupulously clean, beautifully furnished, tastefully decorated and fully equipped with every modern convenience, including (and new to us) internet television. Dining in the conservatory overlooking the garden was a real pleasure. A table and seats were also provided for al fresco eating. Both the cottage and the garden are totally private. It is easy to think of the cottage as a permanent home. The icing on an already scrumptious cake is the garden. It is truly excellent; well stocked with colorful plants, shrubs and trees. There is also a well-manicured lawn. The garden, with its different levels, has been designed with imagination and skill. Whilst we were at the cottage there was a resident pheasant and we saw squirrels and many different birds. The cottage sits in the sparsely populated, picturesque Cotswold Village of Eastleach. It has its own pub. This is but a short walk from the cottage and its welcoming staff offer a varied menu at reasonable prices. We had the pleasure of meeting the owner who was able to give us some of the background to the cottage as well pointers to the many local attractions in the area. Included in these was the adjacent fourteen-acre garden at Eastleach House. This is open by arrangement; details are in its website. If you are able to see it, you will be delighted with its design and scope. All Souls Cottage in Summary: Positives: All of the Above. Negatives: None. Recommended? Absolutely !!

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• Lesley - Verified booking

  The positives-Overwhelmingly location, location, location.

  A minute walk from beautiful town centre & stunning park. Cirencester is an absolute delight. Lots of independent traders sit alongside decent high street stores. In addition 25 charity shops. A thriving town. Great green spaces for walking you & your dog & ideal base to explore The Cotswolds. All this is is a "High Recommend" The challenges. The basement is based under a very old beautiful house. For the first couple of days, there was a musty smell. Perhaps due to it being closed & not heated. The accommodation is VERY tired & could be stunning-but needs decent financial investment. The beds are comfortable, the bedding is old in the bedroom without windows. I prefer to sleep under a double duvet. A single does not cut it as an adult. The lounge is basic. The kitchen is adequate-but utensils & cutlery are not clean. There is a cupboard containing sauces/condiments that I opened & shut immeadiately! The wet room is good. The washing machine & Fridge freezer are also modern. Internet connection is appalling. If you are looking to work and or watch movies you will be hugely frustrated. I am sure it is due to the basement build & deep walls. Internet connection drops out continually. We moved the router into the hallway which helped slightly. Overall if you are not fussed about the comfort, facilities & cleanliness of your accommodation then this one is for you. Otherwise, pass this one by.

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• Maximilian - Verified booking

  Nestled in the heart of the idyllic Cotswolds, All Souls Cottage in Eastleach offers an escape steeped in charm and quintessential English character.

  This beautiful cottage strikes the perfect balance between history and modern comfort, with its original window frames, wooden floors, and roaring fireplace creating an ambiance that makes you feel instantly at home. Every corner of the property reflects a refined rusticity, with thoughtful touches that make for an inviting retreat—it’s clear that no detail has been overlooked. The village of Eastleach itself is a gem, seemingly untouched by time. As you wander its quiet lanes, you’ll be greeted by honey-colored stone cottages, ancient churches, and rolling fields that stretch as far as the eye can see. It’s easy to lose yourself in the charm of this unspoiled slice of the English countryside. There’s a serenity here that’s hard to find elsewhere, punctuated only by birdsong and the gentle murmur of the River Leach. Dominic, the owner, is a true highlight of the All Souls experience. From the moment you book, he is welcoming, responsive, and dedicated to ensuring your stay is as enjoyable as possible. His local recommendations make exploring Eastleach even more special. His warm hospitality reflects the very spirit of Eastleach—genuine, heartfelt, and unforgettable. All Souls Cottage is more than just a place to stay; it’s an experience that captures the essence of the English countryside at its finest.

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• Elke - Verified booking

  A simply charming cottage in the most beautiful and dreamy village of the Cotswolds (Eastleach).

  In every corner of this old building and wonderful garden you can see the love it was furnsihed, designed and equipped with. Fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, dishwasher, big fridge, freezer, lovely fireplace, TV. Unfortunately just one shower if you come with the maximum of 5 guests (the other bathroom is not recommended to have a shower in the bathtub). Unbelievably beautiful dining table with a view into the garden. Quiet. Comfortable beds and duvets of a quality we`re still dreaming of. In the middle of nature, so don`t be too afraid of meeting a spider here and there ;-) The peaceful little church opposite is not in use but open all day and night and worth a visit. Crystal clear brook right behind the church. Visit the friendly pub just a few walking minutes away! For people from a big city please check the stars on a clear night. Favourite next village: Lechlade! For people interested in rare airplanes, visit the military base a few miles away for plane spotting, you won`t be the only one...

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