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Woodmill Farm Cottage
Woodmill Farm Cottage is located in Alvington, just 21 miles from Bristol Parkway Station and 22 miles from Kingsholm Stadium.
Woodmill Farm Apartment
Woodmill Farm Apartment is a self contained suite set in Aylburton in the Gloucestershire Region and is 25 mi from Bath.
The Globe Inn Alvington
Located in Alvington, The Globe Inn Alvington has a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi. Private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. Daily housekeeping and on site management is available.
Best Western Gables Hotel
Set in a rural location, just off junction 14 of the M5, the hotel is perfect for visiting Bristol and exploring the Cotswold countryside.
The Wyndham Hotel
Located in Clearwell, 21 miles from Kingsholm Stadium, The Wyndham Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Tudor Farmhouse Hotel
In beautiful tranquil natural surroundings, this charming 13th century stone-built hotel offers comfortable, attractive accommodations with modern facilities seamlessly integrated alongside beautiful...
The Beaufort Hotel
Centrally located within historic Chepstow, The Beaufort Hotel has a range of single, double and family accommodations, within walking distance of Chepstow Racecourse, Chepstow Castle, and the Train...
Malt House
This family-run hotel and restaurant in the heart of the Cotswold Hills is close to Berkeley Castle, the Jenner Museum, the Wet Lands Trust and Slimbridge Severn Way.
The Woolaston Inn
The Woolaston Inn in Lydney provides accommodations with a garden, a terrace, and a bar. This 1-star bed and breakfast offers private check-in and check-out.
The George Inn & Millingbrook Lodge Ltd
Just 10 minutes’ drive from the unspoiled beauty of the Forest of Dean, The Millingbrook Lodge offers individually styled rooms, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
What Guests Said About Alvington:
- 10Scored 10
Get yourself to Lydney Harbour.
Get yourself to Lydney Harbour. Free parking and a coffee shack serving hot food and plenty of outside seating. Good for a walk and amazing views across the Severn Estuary and the mud flats, plus industrial history. And a big Tesco for all your essential needs.MartynUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We had a lovely one-night stay here, visiting family locally...
We had a lovely one-night stay here, visiting family locally. Staff was friendly when we checked in, the room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. The pub was buzzy downstairs but the rooms were quiet. We hope to visit again soon.
CharlotteUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The accomodation was set in a lovely location near the...
The accomodation was set in a lovely location near the beautiful Forest of Dean. The accomodation was of a high standard with both Juliet balcony and garden all with good aspect. I would recommend to anyone for a relaxing break.Marston - 8.0Scored 8.0
Great walks nearby in the forest of dean.
Great walks nearby in the forest of dean. The food at the Globe Inn was excellent. We rented bikes from Dean Forest Cycles, which has a lovely little cafe, and a great location to get you onto the cycle trails around the forest of dean. Very accesible by car.
DanielleUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The Globe Inn sits beside the main road.
The Globe Inn sits beside the main road. It's a pleasant, popular place to eat out at with a good pub food menu. Although busy in the last week of August, the Covid19 precautions pre-bookings and table service were well managed, so we could relax. There is another pub nearby with a campsite behind it, a petrol station, a church and a few houses on side roads. The rest is just countryside. You definitely need your own transport to explore the wider area, although we did walk along the lanes with views over fields and the Severn estuary. It's not far from the Forest of Dean where we enjoyed walking in the wonderful woods. You can hire mountain bikes to follow woodland trails, visit a steam railway or mining museum. Follow forest trails around Symonds Yat or the start of the Offa's Dyke path from Chepstow along the beautiful Wye valley with views of the ruins of Tintern Abbey. Chepstow racecourse lies north of historic Chepstow town with its interesting old streets, harbour and magnificent castle. There's a diving centre nearby or you maybe you can try canoeing.
JUnited Kingdom
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