"Jubilee Cottage is a delightful period property, very homely, comfortable and cosy. Ideal for a quiet holiday. Steps to front door require care."

"We arrived at the cottage at night. The entrance to the cottage was tight but the gradient to this entrance was very bad. This was due to part of the entrance surface had been washed away previously by a summer storm several weeks previous. As a result of this we could not keep our hired car in the drive and had to leave it up the road by the pub. There are no street lights here so I was worried about the car being up the road. We had friends and relatives visiting us for meals and they had to leave their cars up in the village. This was not what we were expecting as we had paid for a two car drive. We complained but nothing was done."

"great place for a family as it is large with plenty of room with a local pub if you like a drink can.t say anything about pub as we did not go.it is pet friendly and our dog misty enjoy it."

"The Cottage is in a lovely location. It has a well equipped kitchen with a lovely large conservatory and a nice cosy open fire in the living room. We had a problem due to the previous guest breaking the only double bed in the property, which meant we then had to sleep on the mattress on the floor for out first night. Owner was apologetic, but I wasn’t very impressed with just being given a bottle of wine as compensation. Not paying for part of that first night, or the whole night, I think would have meant a lot more. If you enjoy a shower, I’m afraid you won’t get one here, with only one shower available, it has no power at all, it just tickles, you will get a better shower from the garden hose pipe.There is parking at the property, but if you are not a confident driver you may have trouble getting onto the drive, it is very tight to swing onto the drive from the little lane, with the added gravel gradient to also contend with."

"Fantastic stay at Jubilee cottage. The place was clean and neat with everything you would expect in your own home including conveniences such as a dishwasher, washing machine etc. Lovely garden and conservatory where we spent early mornings watching the birds and squirrels eating apples from the Apple tree.Communication with the caretaker was excellent. Local pub was fantastic and only 30 seconds walk from the cottage. Didn't find much else in Church Enstone but Chipping Norton is less than 10 minutes away with an Aldi and a Sainsbury's and more shops and places to eat.The only negative I can think of is the water pressure isn't great, but it didn't spoil the holiday.Highly recommended, would definitely stay again. Feels homely and cosy."

"Lovely cottage with well equipped kitchen consistent with it being a sometimes-used family home. However, the beds all need new mattresses to make it properly comfortable. Location is pretty good for "touristy" things. Excellent pub next door and lovely bar/grill 5 minutes walk plus small village shop. Nearest supermarket 10 min drive. Minimal mobile signal and very slow wi-fi may suit some visitors!!!"

"Lovely homely cottage. Great garden and everything we needed for a great stay."

"We loved the garden, sat in the shade of the trees until late in the evening. Our dog loved it too. We found the location not far fro the A44 very handy for getting around.Alison from Devon"

"The cottage is homely and welcoming, rather like staying at a friend's house in a gorgeous Cotswold village. Plenty of space and excellent facilities, especially the lovely conservatory/dining area and beautiful garden. The only problem we had was that the TV didn't work (no signal) and we were unable to contact the caretaker for the whole time we were there. This was a concern because we might have had more serious or urgent problems to deal with. We eventually managed to contact him via email and he said he was considering upgrading his phone as it's unreliable."

"The cottage is in a superb location, however there were a few issues.The entrance is difficult for anyone with a larger car, the lane is narrow and the turn is very tight. The porch was grubby and littered with leaves. The outside toilet and shed containing barbecue and chairs were very dirty and unappealing. Most of the saucepans were not in a condition we would want to use. Our double bedroom had a poor mattress and we could feel the springs.The carpets seemed not to have been cleaned and there were ing a few moths and other insects. We appreciate that the cottage is in a rural location so this is not totally unexpected, but the property has a rather neglected feel to it."

"This was a short stay to meet up with family so not really a holiday as such. However, Jubilee Cottage did the job and is very close to a lovely pub serving excellent food."

"Beautiful cottage with fantastic conservatory and garden. Loft room accessed through main bedroom which was fine for our children. No shower for adults: there is a small shower in loft bedroom with low water pressure- fine for a young only. There is a hose from the bath taps to wash hair but bending over the bath not ideal as an adult. So, baths each morning. We had issues with the fridge which kept cutting out and we had to push a chair in front of the freezer door to keep it closed. However, we thought the price we paid for this cottage out of season was very good and meant such quibbles were easy to accept. It is in a lovely location with a well stocked kitchen. Yes, TV is tiny but again, a small compromise when paying less out of season."

"Charming old cottage , full of vintage style books, toys and pictures. Excellent heating system kept the cottage warm so we didn't need to light the fire. It has all the necessities in the kitchen, though much of the crockery etc is a little dated.The living room is lovely but let down by tired and worn furniture and carpet. Upstairs is good , bedrooms have comfy beds and modern bedding and are nicely decorated Bathroom is spacious but the shower in the attic room is a bit hit and miss and rather tight for space. We were unlucky with the weather so the parking and getting in and out of the car was very muddy and the rough narrow area to park on would benefit from widening and having stone chippings laid.The area is beautiful with loads to do and plenty of places to visit, Blenheim Palace being our favourite. Overall we enjoyed our stay."

"Just as we expected - good accommodation - good books, games, cosy, great views over village, next to great pub."

"The cottage was perfect for us and was well equipped generally. Slight issue with only enough coal for one small fire and having an open fire was one of the reasons we rented this cottage in particular. We had brought logs but its a coal only fireplace and we arrived late on Christmas eve so nowhere nearby to buy any for a few days. We did find a petrol station open and with coal on Christmas Day near Oxford in the end! It wasn't a huge deal and very specific to the time we went because normally the Post Office sells it apparently. Besides this small gripe everything was great. The kitchen is very well equipped and the conservatory space was great for Christmas meals with every small thing catered for, even candles. We had snow while we were there and it was beautiful all around, the horses in the field opposite were great to watch. The bedrooms were very comfortable and the good size family bathroom was a great bonus. It may need mentioning somewhere that there is no toilet on the ground floor and when my elderly father visited us it was tricky getting him up the stairs. Brian checked we had everything we needed and was responsive throughout our stay, many thanks.I would definitely recommend this cottage to others and would book again and we have rented a lot of cottages in this area ( nearby family to visit). Thank you!!"