“We loved The Loft holiday apartment.”
We chose it because of its rural setting in the pretty village of Englishcombe, and we weren't disappointed. The owners, David and Alison, were very friendly and welcoming. We really appreciated the milk, delicious homemade scones, jam and clotted cream, as well as the vase of fresh flowers. It was also great to have a parking space inside the gate. We felt at home as soon as we arrived. We thought that the apartment was even better than we were expecting. It was spacious, clean and light, and ...
We chose it because of its rural setting in the pretty village of Englishcombe, and we weren't disappointed. The owners, David and Alison, were very friendly and welcoming. We really appreciated the milk, delicious homemade scones, jam and clotted cream, as well as the vase of fresh flowers. It was also great to have a parking space inside the gate. We felt at home as soon as we arrived. We thought that the apartment was even better than we were expecting. It was spacious, clean and light, and it had everything we needed. There was plenty of storage space for all our belongings, and lots of shelving too, which was great, as I bring a lot of toiletries with me!
The bedroom was very large, and the king size bed was extremely comfortable, so we slept really well. The shower was excellent, too.
We enjoyed sitting on the sofa taking in the amazing countryside views.
We loved the peaceful and beautiful location, just opposite the village church, which is definitely worth a visit. I spent each evening sitting on a bench in the churchyard, looking out over the countryside, which was very calming. We hope that we will be able to return to The Loft in the future. We will definitely recommend it to family and friends. We felt that it was one of the best holiday apartments that we have stayed in.
The Park and Ride at Odd Down was really handy for getting into Bath, and we would definitely recommend Newton Farm Shop at Newton St Loe, just a few miles from The Loft. They serve delicious lunches and cakes in the café - we highly recommend the fish finger sandwiches - and the farm shop is really well stocked. We also visited Stourhead (National Trust), which is absolutely stunning. It's about a 40-minute drive away, but it's well worth a visit.
Thank you for having us, David and Alison.
