Guests say
Meadow and Nest Burrow in Frome offers a tranquil, cosy, and well-appointed getaway. Guests praise the modern amenities, cleanliness, and the extra touches like a hot tub and outdoor space. The property is dog-friendly, with thoughtful gestures such as treats and a dog wash area. It's an ideal retreat for relaxation and enjoying the countryside, with some minor feedback on seating and garden slope after rain.
Reviews consistently mention the property being spotlessly clean, with clean facilities including a hot tub. The provision of robes also suggests a high standard of cleanliness.
The location is described as lovely, tranquil, and quiet, with a nice view of horses and proximity to local attractions like Cheddar Gorge. However, some guests noted difficulty in finding the property due to small signage.
While many guests found the beds comfortable and the burrows cosy, there were comments about the hardness of the cushions/mattress and the height of the beds, which suggests that comfort levels may vary among guests.
The property is well-equipped with a hot tub, BBQ, fire pit, and fast Wi-Fi. Guests appreciated the modern facilities and maintenance. Points were deducted for feedback on the need for additional seating and the garden's condition in wet weather.
Guests were delighted by the thoughtful touches, including welcome sweets, dog treats, and the offer of a dog bed. While these gestures are highly appreciated, it's important to note that such gifts may vary and are not guaranteed.
About this property
This truly unique holiday home features a spacious open plan dining, kitchen and living area. There are 2 double bedrooms with king-size beds as well as a bunk room which has a single bed (lower bunk) and a children’s sized bed (top bunk). Outside you have a large enclosed garden perfect for your four legged friends as well as a firepit, BBQ & fully secluded hot tub.
Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.. Tucked amongst rolling Somerset fields, Luckington Burrows are the perfect holiday hideouts, surrounded by stunning walkways, cycle paths, and unspoilt countryside as far as the eye can see.
Each turf-covered, storybook-style roundhouse is a home away from home, just a stone’s throw from the beautiful villages of Kilmersdon – known for Jack and Jill’s famous hill – and Mells, not to mention the historic market town of Frome. Nestled in the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Gorge and caves are just a short drive away, as is Longleat Safari Park, and the unesco World Heritage city of Bath – a must-see for fans of Jane Austen and Bridgerton alike! Myth-steeped Glastonbury is easily accessible by car, or why not explore the winding waterways of Bradford-on-Avon, the world-famous gardens at Stourhead, or visit the Cathedral and moated palace in England’s smallest city, Wells.
Such an idyllic location near the Somerset–Wiltshire border allows guests to enjoy the very best of both counties. The perfect destination for romantic breaks, family getaways or a gathering of otherwise far-flung friends… there really is something for everyone to enjoy. . Tucked amongst rolling Somerset fields, Luckington Burrows are the perfect holiday hideouts, surrounded by stunning walkways, cycle paths, and unspoilt countryside as far as the eye can see.
Each turf-covered, storybook-style roundhouse is a home away from home, just a stone’s throw from the beautiful villages of Kilmersdon – known for Jack and Jill’s famous hill – and Mells, not to mention the historic market town of Frome. Nestled in the Mendip Hills, Cheddar Gorge and caves are just a short drive away, as is Longleat Safari Park, and the unesco World Heritage city of Bath – a must-see for fans of Jane Austen and Bridgerton alike! Myth-steeped Glastonbury is easily accessible by car, or why not explore the winding waterways of Bradford-on-Avon, the world-famous gardens at Stourhead, or visit the Cathedral and moated palace in England’s smallest city, Wells.
Such an idyllic location near the Somerset–Wiltshire border allows guests to enjoy the very best of both counties. The perfect destination for romantic breaks, family getaways or a gathering of otherwise far-flung friends… there really is something for everyone to enjoy. . Communal Washing Facilities (washing machine & tumble dryer)
Do you provide Wi-Fi? Each burrow has super-fast broadband, with Wi-Fi access inside as well as on the decking area. Guests in every burrow can also enjoy the use of Bluetooth speakers and a Smart TV.
Can we use a BBQ? Yes! Each Burrow boasts a charcoal barbecue and fire pit that guests are more than welcome – even encouraged! – to use. We only ask that you are mindful of our decking and furnishings. Please note that the first basket of wood for the fire pit is included with additional wood available on site. Charcoal for BBQ is not included.
Is there a freezer in the accommodation? Guests have full use of a communal utility area with shared access to a washing machine, tumble dryer, and freezer, while each burrow has its own fully-equipped kitchen with an oven, hob, and fridge with small freezer compartment.
Is the garden area enclosed? Each burrow is situated in its own fully enclosed garden.
InfantsOne additional infant can be added to your booking. The Travel Cots will only fit in the lounge area.
The 6th bed is only suitable for a child under 8 years old.
Nearby points of interest
- Longleat Safari Park
- Thermae Bath Spa
- Roman Baths
- Victoria Art Gallery
- Jane Austen Centre
- Chew Valley Animal Park
- Haynes International Motor Museum
- Cheddar Gorge Caves
Reviews (19)
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Tegan
The cushions / mattress on the bed were a bit too hard for our liking but everything else was perfect!Perfect little get away for me and my family. Even my dog had the best time with having an enclosed garden to roam about in. 10/10 from me
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Charlotte
Absolutely beautiful place to go. The thought that has gone into the burrows to make them a home from home is just 10/10. The hot tub was massive and so lovely to enjoy in the evening looking at the stars. I don't think it would matter if it was summer or winter time to go. In the autumn or winter it's cosy and warm and in the summer the garden would make a lovely area for BBQs and relaxing.
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Hannah
Perfect! Recommend a stay here