Westley Farm

Just had a couple of days in Reynolds Yurt for my wife's birthday and wow what a beautiful place to get away from every day city life! Very helpful friendly staff. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

We stayed in the Arcadia cabin and it was so good we added another night whilst there! It is a stunning and beautiful lodge which is totally hidden and private with its own outdoor areas, hot tub, bbq and seating. The attention to detail in every single item around the lodge is remarkable. Probably not suitable for kids though - more of a couple’s getaway. Very impressive and would highly recommend.

I have stayed at Westley Farm for nearly 40 years and having experienced the recent change of ownership I can only say that this amazing little hideaway has gone from strength to strength. Over the years I have stayed in most of the cottages and everyone has it's own character and charm and are all beautifully presented, but I have special memories of one in-particular. Everything is catered for and we are all, dogs included, made to feel so welcome - as soon as we leave we can't wait to return. Can only highly recommend for those wishing to enjoy a relaxing break with their four legged friend in the Cotswold's and has also been an amazing base for our annual trip to Badminton Horse Trials.

Fantastic place to stay. The owners couldn't be any more helpful and provided locally produced goods throughout our stay. The Gold rush cabin we stayed in was stunning with a log fire and hot tub on a secluded site that was also dog friendly. Very environmentally friendly which topped off the experience and making it an absolutely luxurious but guilt free getaway.

We stayed in Gold Rush Cabin for our minimoon and it was exactly what we needed - relaxing, secluded, and cosy. We were surprised at just how well equipped it was!We really appreciate Ali and Dan’s accommodating and kind advice throughout our visit. There was also beautiful flowers peppered throughout which was a lovely touch!Hugely recommend this for a peaceful couple’s retreat!

Loving place shame about the people the owner and host is incredibly rude and nasty she has shouted at children for picking berries don’t go here. The location is incredible but unfortunately it’s has a awful owner/ host who are vary aggressive towards children and guests also general public such as walkers

I would not recommend this place. I contacted the owners ahead of time as we were looking for somewhere that wouldn't have fireworks during bon fire night as we have a very anxious dog. I was told this was the place, quiet, rural and unlikely we would hear any fireworks at all so we paid to stay Friday to Monday.Less than an hour after we arrived we were subjected to a heavy metal band practice for THREE HOURS, so close and so loud that even with our speakers on full in the yurt we could hear the band constantly. The only saving grace was the awful screaming music hid some of the fireworks sounds... Because, yes you've guessed it, there were a LOT of fireworks and they went on until 11:30. I contacted the owners and they gaslit me by saying are you sure they are fireworks?".I said we would need to leave and were really upset that we had been miss-sold this holiday

We stayed here for a week in the jackdaw cottage and could not praise it enough. The hosts have modernised the cottage and it has a lovely wood burning stove as well as central heating and lots of lovely touches throughout. If you are looking for peace and quite the closest we got to noise was when the cows turned up in the morning. There is also a wood fired hot tub in the garden, which was a lovely addition.

My partnered and I stayed at the Cockshutt Cottage the first weekend of the year.We had a truly magical stay.The stone cottage is simply beautiful with a lovely open fire and a homely feel.We enjoyed the old fashioned Cotswold hill farm overlooking the Golden Valley and loved walking everyday marvelling at the beauty of the surroundings...feeling a strong sense of freedom and reconnecting to nature. This is a truly special place.If you are looking for an idyllic rural retreit this is the place to go to!I did not want to leave...We booked our next stay already!!!C.

Stayed for 3 nights in Far Out Yurt - incredible peaceful escape! The Yurt had everything we needed for a cosy nights sleep, with a really comfy bed with plenty of blankets, and a great kitchen for a well cooked breakfast and dinner. The toilet is a composting toilet and we had no issues at all with it, and it had a great view from it too! The outdoor shower is incredible, with the bonus of nice and hot water! We went in the wood fired hot tub every night as it was amazing; it took a while to first get up to temperature (3 or 4 hours) but once it’s hot it keeps hot for a long time (until the next evening). The yurt is really private, the nearest other was maybe 150m away - we couldn’t see their yurt, but occasionally heard voices but nothing to disturb us.It’s a great place to sit on the decking with a book and a drink and enjoy the views of the forest. There are amazing walks in the forest and to nearby pubs, we saw plenty of deer, birds and butterflies. Dan & Ali are very responsive to any questions, we got lost on one of their walks and they helped us out.The yurt is maybe 200m from the car park, down a bit of a hill which is a challenge if is wet like it was for us. I recommend packing light or in multiple bags - we brought a suitcase (we visited elsewhere after) and it was a challenge to get it to and from the car! Luckily wheelbarrows were provided and Dan&Ali even offered some help.Also recommend taking flip flops so it’s easier getting around the decking and in the shower.