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- 62 Highly rated
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| Business | Rating | Reviews | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| West of England Coaching and Counselling | 5.0 | 18 | Professional Service | Career Coaching |
| Bohemian Blooms | 5.0 | 14 | Florist | Dried Flower Workshops |
| jimi katsis Psychotherapy | 5.0 | 5 | Family Counselor | Emotional Support |
βMilburys are amazing ! I have used both the Lettings and Sales Departments in Chipping Sodbury, on and off for 20 years. They are all completely efficient, always friendly and approachable and super quick to respond to enquiries. They will go above and beyond, offering sound and knowledgeable advice and practical help. They are totally on your side. Why look anywhere else?β
βHad an amazing stay here, from the moment you arrive you feel so welcomed. Rooms were homely and decorated lovely. The beds were so comfortable, had a great nights sleep. Everything was pristine and incredibly clean. Breakfast was also amazing! Very generous with the portions and constantly asked if you need anything else. Great location, pub opposite was very convenient and not far from the train station. Canβt wait to visit again!β
βJust arrived home following a 2 night stay at the Bath House which is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. The service (breakfast being served in our room!), comfort, hospitality and facilities, to name but a few things, are second to none. The attention to detail was exceptional and Kelly and John were wonderful hosts. I had mentioned in passing when booking that the trip was to celebrate my wife's 70th birthday and when we were shown to our room we were amazed to see the mirrors in our room had been decorated with birthday balloons and a banner. That's service 'going beyond the extra mile'! I cannot praise them enough and would not hesitate to recommend the hotel to all! Thank you for a wonderful stayβ
βGreat service! Contact with Mike was smooth. Mike was on time, very nice, friendly and polite. It was really good experience.β
βWent for the Festival of Lights 24.12.25 The only things I didnt rate were the Pizza (Undercooked, way too much cheese so made it very greasy and sloppy) and Hot Chocolate or more like hot Oat milk with marshmallows. Otherwise, animals were great, staff were happy and helpful and the venue was very clean and tidy. Second time doing the lights and want to go again next year!β
βStayed overnight this week and will certainly be returning (if they'll have me). A lovely personal experience; Gill the landlady lives in the farmhouse (it's a working farm) and is really sweet; a fount of local information who works hard to make your stay so good. Comfortable beds, immaculately clean with home made biscuits in your room as a little treat and a great selection for breakfast. Already looking forward to going backβ
βVery enjoyable meal at this local winner. Great food and service from a family restaurant thatβs been here for a while. Nice location too by the bridge & castle for an after dinner walk.β
βMy wife and I recently hiked the Cotswold Way, and we stopped here for lunch on our fifth day. This was, without question, our favorite drinking experience during the hike. In 2007, the Old Spot was named the CAMRA National Pub of the Year. If current operations and offerings are any indication, the pub is still living up to that very high standard. It has seven real ales on cask, and we ran the board during our visit, savoring each. We were particularly pleased to see the Old Ric from Uley Brewery, which we had been eager to try. Our lunch was equally pleasing, with hearty vegan fare fueling the second half of our hike.β
βI've been walking in leigh woods for 40 + years, and it has changed alot in that time, you now have to pay for parking but you can't always get a phone signal, there are no public toilets the nearest being a short drive away at Ashton Court , a lovely woodland walk with different trails to suit all levelsβ
βJust a short drive from Bristol, the Mendip Hills National Landscape offers an unforgettable escape into nature. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty lives up to its name, with sweeping views, dramatic limestone cliffs, rolling green hills, and peaceful woodlands. Whether youβre a casual walker, avid hiker, or cyclist, the Mendip Hills provide a perfect mix of adventure and tranquility. One of the highlights is Cheddar Gorge, a stunning natural wonder thatβs both geologically fascinating and visually awe-inspiring. Nearby caves, such as Goughβs Cave, add an extra layer of exploration and intrigue. The area also includes charming villages like Priddy and Blagdon, where you can enjoy a cozy pub meal or a cup of tea with a view. The walking trails are well-marked and vary in difficulty, catering to all levels of outdoor enthusiasts. Wildlife lovers will also appreciate the range of birds and wildflowers throughout the area. What truly sets the Mendip Hills apart is the sense of peace and vastnessβitβs a refreshing break from city life. Whether you go for a day trip or a weekend retreat, this landscape leaves a lasting impression. A must-visit for anyone in or near Bristol.β
βBeautiful house, recently acquired by the national trust in 2002 so it is quite new with its own furniture and carpets. The ceilings are magnificent as the church itself. It is on the top 15 of the national trust houses and it is worth a visit. The shop and restaurant are really big and they make you feel transported to other times.β
βGot here right when they opened. The cider selection is vast. Finally, I chose a Browns and a sausage roll. Great cider, great roll, great service. Definitely stop in if your in the areaβ
βI believe 5 stars are not enough to show the level of satisfaction of our stay at the Manor House. Right from the get go, we were met by professionalism by the wonderful girls at the reception. A mix up with the room selection, was handled immediately, with a smile, (with a better room) and with complementary drinks. When this is the first impression, you just know your stay will be 10/10. And it was! During our stay we pretty much experienced the full level of hospitality at the Manor House, dined at the Michelin star By Brook restaurant, had amazing cocktails by the bar's fireplace, walked around the grounds, experienced Castle Inn cousine, enjoyed the lovely autumn colors of the British countryside. Special shout out to Declan at the bar, his cocktail suggestions were spot on! All in all a prefect stay, super recommended.β
βRialto Weddings- We married here ourselves before returning as photographers and filmmakers. Elegant, atmospheric, and seamless throughout the day β a venue we know and love inside out.β
βLovely theatre! Been to see That'll be the Day Christmas show. An excellent performance. Great music, humor & performance!β
βVery friendly, helpful staff. Amazing delivery service. Thank you for helping us achieve our garden makeover. Thoroughly recommend.β
βVery spectacular! Itβs a 3 hour path including stops! I would suggest to go up near the entrance of Gough Caves, do all the walk path to black rock, crossing the road and going up the other cliff. Ending to the lookout tower that becomes free once you go down from it. (Youβd have to pay 22Β£ for a day ticket if you want to go up that way and you would have very slippery paths to descend the mountain!).β
βA beautiful lido. It has a really big main pool with half sectioned for lane swimming during the open swim session, so you can still swim. There is a slide on the open part. Great cafe, which is cheap. Fantastic ticket value for the facilities.β
βFantastic service, good food and a broad menu. We stopped at this pub on a long walk on Sunday, without a booking. It was very busy so we weren't expecting to get in, but the team spent some time working out comings and goings and managed to find a way to fit us in if we were happy to wait for 15 mins (which was great for us). We had Sunday roasts but the menu included other options, including some game-based options. The food turned up quickly and was good, and the portions were large. The thing that stood out most, though, was the service, which continued to be thoughtful, friendly and efficient throughout.β
βRoom is very cozy and comfortable! A house is super lovely and peaceful. Me and my mum love it here. Scone is also very delicious. Caron is a very nice host and helpful. The location is near Castle Combe and Lacock Abbey, so itβs very convenient!β
βWe stayed here for one night as we were travelling down south for a wedding. Communication with Pauline was fabulous and the room was absolutely lovely with everything we needed and there was also a kitchen area and a lounge area where you could get tea and coffee. Bed was very comfy and room was very cool which was needed as it was very hot outside. Pauline was very welcoming and helpful and the perfect pit stop for us. We would definitely recommend.β
βA characterful manor and stunning gardens in Italianate style and stunning setting. Lunch in the smart indoor/outdoor restaurant was delightful, presented and served most professionally. We did not sample the equally smart cafΓ© but it looked first-class. All this made for a great visit and birthday lunch, all for a modest entrance fee.β
βWe visited in September with our one year old on a cooler/wet day. Lots of animals to see and kids play areas. We had a pram (all terrain) with us and there wasn't anywhere we couldn't go. The cafe had highchairs and plenty of space for the pram. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We were able to feed the guinea pigs and stroke a python. A great family day out. It rained towards the end of our visit - definitely a more fair weather location as it is quite outdoorsy as you would expect. We got to see lots of animals and it was a very quiet day due to the weather. Lots of hand washing facilities, picnic areas and good toilets. The ticket price seemed fair for all they had to offer and we would definitely go back.β
βLovely little pub with a sunny front and tables and little beach hut type seating for cooler weather. The inside of the pub boasts an open fire. The food was good and arrived quickly too. Staff were very friendly, and my dog was also made to feel very welcome.β
βThis is a really impressive mansion with some incredible grounds and plantings for flowers around it. If youβre in the area and have the time I think you would really enjoy it. Thereβs apple parking. It is about a 10 minute walk from the parking area to the house in 10 minutes backβ
βWe tried the Langton for the first time and it definitely wonβt be the last. The staff were so incredibly nice and welcoming to us and our 2 corgis. All the staff gave the dogs so much love. We loved sitting in the back beer garden, the dogs loved being able to sit outside and enjoy the sun. We also saw that they had a darts board, something we are excited to use in the future! We tried their Friday special, 3 for Β£15 light bites and were blown away by how big the serving sizes were, it was plenty of food for 2. We tried the wings, jalapeΓ±o bites and cheese fries, so delicious! We will be back to try the halloumi sticks and pigs in a blanket in the future. Thanks for the great evening!β
βHomewood hosted our wedding in August this year (2025) and I couldnβt praise them enough. Lucie, our events manager, was incredible and supported us so much throughout all the planning. The weekend of the wedding, the team were incredible, nothing was too much to ask and they really looked after us and all our guests. It really was the perfect venue for us and we cannot wait to go back each year for our anniversary. Thank you so much Homewood team, you really helped make our wedding day perfect! (Photo credit Simon Biffen Photography)β
βBeautiful National Trust site. Excellent walks with stunning views. Dyrham Park house is just stunning with beautiful gardens, church, and ponds. You have video history, tea rooms, and a mobility bus for the elderly and disabled. Really helpful, informative staff. We would highly recommend.β
βWe had a wonderful 2 night stay at your hotel. Hotel was great, staff were so friendly, polite and helpful. Lovely breakfast and dinner. Location was great. Bus stop at the bottom of the drive which every bus went into city centre. Thank you to all the staff.β
βLovely site, all staff so friendly and facilities top quality. Shower rooms so clean and warm. Looking forward to our next visitβ
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