Fairy Cottage: a fairytale turret for two
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Outside, a fairytale. Inside, a boutique suite.
[One paragraph from the archive: what the building was, when it was built and who used it.] It still has its slate spire, its weathervane and a magnolia at the door.
The story of Lea HallSmall building, nothing ordinary.

[Describe the sitting room.] Teal velvet, warm floors and more plants than seems strictly reasonable.

[Describe the kitchen.] The garden door opens straight onto [what].

A walk-in rainfall shower with a brass head. Guests mention it in 12 Google reviews.

A [bed size] bed under the triangular window. Guests keep calling it spacious, which in a tiny building is the point.

Off the bedroom, for the first coffee of the day.
Breakfast, sorted.
Bread, eggs, butter, jams, milk, tea, coffee, dog towels, and sometimes our own orchard apple juice.
“From the moment we arrived, we felt so welcome.”
“Alex and Caitlin were great hosts.”
“Nice tiny cottage, very quirky! The first floor bedroom is very spacious.”
On foot
- The Crown Inn[x] min walk
- The village shop[x] min walk
- The woods and the dog fieldThrough our garden
By car
- Ross-on-Wye8 min drive
- Symonds Yat[x] min drive
- Puzzlewood[x] min drive
More in our guides, and for dog owners, dog-friendly stays.
Can we bring the dog?
Up to [2], no charge. In the bedroom, yes; in the bed, no.
Where do we park?
On the drive, through the left-hand gate. It's free.
What time is check-in?
3pm, and check-out is 12pm. Often flexible if you ask first.
Do we need to clean before leaving?
No. Load the dishwasher; we'll do the rest.
Is there a minimum stay?
3 nights.
Is it noisy?
The A40 runs past the front of the house. The bedroom faces [which way], and guests tell us they sleep well.
Is it suitable for children?
It's built for two adults.
What's the cancellation policy?
[Cancellation policy, in plain words.]