Beech Lodge

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Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Hot tub
Swimming pool
Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Sauna
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

9 Customer Review(s)

“The cottage site and staff were amazing.”

The space and location were fantastic and brilliant value for money. A lovely welcome package was left for us on arrival which was a lovely personal touch. Plenty of privacy and exclusive use of the on site pool was a lovely bonus. Not too far away from towns to visit and a local pub just down the road. Thoroughly recommend to anyone that needs a break away from home.

The space and location were fantastic and brilliant value for money. A lovely welcome package was left for us on arrival which was a lovely personal touch. Plenty of privacy and exclusive use of the on site pool was a lovely bonus. Not too far away from towns to visit and a local pub just down the road. Thoroughly recommend to anyone that needs a break away from home.

- Ms Hughes, November 2019
“Perfect relaxation in an absolutely beautiful and luxurious lodge.”

The owners added those extra touches that were unexpected and really exceptional. We can't wait to return and have already recommended the place to all of our friends.

- Mrs Smith, October 2019
“This is fabulous accommodation, but one thing lets it down.”

The bed was so uncomfortable that it was impossible to sleep in it. We had to lie on top of the duvet to add a slight bit of comfort. The mattress was as hard as lying on the floor, but because there is only 1 Sofa you can't sleep there. I sound still go back though.

- Mrs Johnson, October 2019
“Me and my partner had a really good few days there.”

Ive been to quite a few log cabin but this was up there with one of the best. Very cosy but roomy. The only thing i would advise is could supply so sort of slipper (just cheap one or maybe have it as an option to purchase) for when you get out of hot tub to go in to lodge. Floor is very slippy with it being wooden. Other than that i would go again in future and maybe bring the kids along next time

- Miss Smith, September 2019
“We had a fantastic time lodge was absolutely amazing”

- Mrs Babicz-wojcik, September 2019
“The lodge itself was excellent.”

The welcome pack was very generous and we enjoyed the additional facility of the swimming pool. The booking process through Sykes was very efficient but, as with most companies, we find the amount of marketing emails from Sykes a bit too much and this may result in us unsubscribing. Also the My Sykes app didn't work and requests for forgotten password didn't come through so we gave up with that. Having said that, we had all the information we needed.

- Mr Lambert, August 2019
“Really lovely log cabin with a secluded garden and private hot tub, sauna and bbq.”

Such a quiet location, 2 lovely pubs within walking distance and the owners couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. Clean, tidy and a fully equipped kitchen too. Would highly recommend it.

- Mrs Elliott, August 2019
“Lovely hoilday cabin, great facility we received a little welcome pack (bread, x2 small pots of jam, x1 bottle of prosecco, x2 coffee pods, x2 pg tea bags and small box of roses).”

Very quiet for saying you are on a caravan/camp site. Good size private garden Enough towels for the stay. We were shown how to use the hot tub and sauna and were told how to get to the small village which was only a 5 minute walk. The village has 1 shop and x2 pubs. It was about 15 minutes drive in to the near town. I would say the only down side was that the WiFi wasn't very good, and the instructions weren't very clear. However all in all a very nice place to stay and will be going back.

- Mr Taylor, July 2019
“Absolutely beautiful lodge with exceptional facilities.”

Would thoroughly recommend to everyone.

- Mrs Donachie, May 2019
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Rutland Holiday Accommodation

Nestled in the heart of what is arguably England's smallest yet prettiest county of Rutland, this superb holiday accommodation offers a sense of luxury you don't get with other log cabins, a fine choice for a well-earned holiday with your family and friends. The holiday park is positioned on the fringes of Greetham village, approached by quiet country roads and close to many exciting attractions to fill your time during your stay. Each of the cabins boast their very own hot tub and private gardens to soak up the rural atmosphere, and you can also use the on-site, heated indoor swimming pool, which is located close by and can be enjoyed the year-round! This rural escape is the perfect place to spend time uncovering the great outdoors with your loved ones, with the beautiful, man-made Rutland Water offering numerous leisure pursuits including watersports, fishing, birdwatching and cycling. There is an abundance of attractive villages to discover on a sun-filled afternoon, set in charming, English countryside and home to picture postcard cottages and traditional country pubs - ideal for a replenishing drink after a challenging walk. Oakham boasts a series of restaurants and bars for a fun-filled evening out, as well as a local museum, a 12th century castle and a 14th century church adding real character and opportunity for history lovers to expand their knowledge of the area. The train station in the town centre offers access to places such as Nottingham and Leicester with their fabulous shopping opportunities, historic buildings, gardens and museums, a fantastic day out for all tastes and ages. You also have Burghley House nearby on the outskirts of Stamford, a grand, Elizabethan home with a long, fascinating history, beautiful gardens and deer park along with a stunning collection of Fine Art showcased within the building. Rutland Holiday Accommodation is ideal for touring a fascinating corner of the UK, a relaxing base to return to at the end of each day.

The property

Positioned in a beautiful, rural setting, nestled down a quiet country road within a well-managed and private holiday park near Greetham village, is Beech Lodge.

This long-cabin is well-appointed for a couple looking for a healthy escape to a peaceful location, with a network of attractions to explore close by, including the man-made Rutland Water Nature Reserve.

Choose to spend your down time in the open-plan living room, where you can relax in comfort on the sofa and enjoy a glass of your favourite tipple.

Rustle up a home-cooked meal in the well-equipped kitchen before dining alfresco-style in the enclosed garden to the rear.

Note: This property can be booked with Ref 972991, 972993, 972994, 972995, 972996, and 972997, together they can sleep 20 people.

Summary

All ground floor
1 x king-size double with freestanding bath and en-suite walk-in shower, sauna, basin and WC
Open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area.
Underfloor heating
Electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, TV, DVD player, radio, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair available on request
Off-road parking available
Enclosed garden with hot tub, outdoor furniture, BBQ and sun loungers
Shared, indoor heated swimming pool
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 5 min walk
Note: The shared swimming pool can be booked for private use a week in advance for half an hour at a time per property
Note: This lodges is on one level with a instep in each door way of 3.5 cm, ramps are available upon request
No stag/hen or similar

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About the location

GREETHAM, RUTLAND

Oakham 7.1 miles; Leicester 30.8 miles

This rural village is nestled in the beautiful county of Rutland, some six miles from the historic town of Oakham and very close to Rutland Water, an internationally recognised, man-made nature reserve hosting many outdoors activities and watersports. It has a very active community with a warm and friendly atmosphere, offering two pubs, a village shop and the Greetham Valley Golf Club boasting two championship standard 18-hole golf courses, alongside a 9-hole par 3 Academy course, floodlit driving range and a putting green. Nearby, Oakham has a good range of shops, restaurants and bars to pass your time, along with a local history museum, a 12th century castle and a 14th century church. The Georgian market town of Stamford is also easily reached from here, thought to be one of the finest, stone towns in England, with a weekly market every Friday. The Midlands is packed with fascinating towns and cities that are worth visiting, a marvellous destination for a holiday.

This owner cannot accept a Sunday check in at the property.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Beech Lodge

Greetham, Rutland, Lincolnshire (Ref. 972998)

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Reviews & Ratings

“The cottage site and staff were amazing.”

“Perfect relaxation in an absolutely beautiful and luxurious lodge.”

“This is fabulous accommodation, but one thing lets it down.”

“Me and my partner had a really good few days there.”

“We had a fantastic time lodge was absolutely amazing”

“The lodge itself was excellent.”

“Really lovely log cabin with a secluded garden and private hot tub, sauna and bbq.”

“Lovely hoilday cabin, great facility we received a little welcome pack (bread, x2 small pots of jam, x1 bottle of prosecco, x2 coffee pods, x2 pg tea bags and small box of roses).”

“Absolutely beautiful lodge with exceptional facilities.”