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Brewery Lodge

blakeney, gloucestershire
  • 4 guests
  • 2 beds
  • 1 bathroom
  • Pet Friendly

Description

Blakeney 1.4 miles.

Perched near to the peaceful village of Blakeny, on the southeast edge of the magnificent landscapes of the Royal Forest of Dean, lies this delightfully bright, semi-detached cottage, Brewery Lodge.

Showcasing spacious living areas and encased in stunning surroundings peppered with walking and cycling opportunities, Brewery Lodge makes a perfect dwelling for those who love to traverse the outdoors and are seeking to explore all that this tranquil area has to offer.

Conveniently adjoined to the owners’ pub and boasting reverse-level living, step into your new home-from-home to discover a well-stocked kitchen, hosting all the necessary appliances required to prepare delectable feasts; set the table as your other half cooks up a storm, ready to enjoy over a bottle of fizz and toast to a wonderful adventure.

Snuggle up on the plush sofa with your loved one ready to watch a film or two, ahead of retreating to either a charming double bedroom or a ground-floor twin, both hosting plenty of storage for your holiday wardrobe.

Come morning, complete your routine in an immaculate ground-floor shower room before heading out to explore the local area.

The nearby village of Blakeney offers an ample selection of services including a shop, pub and several eateries and restaurants, ideal for treating your loved ones to a hearty lunch or cold beverage; for the watersport enthusiasts amongst your group be sure to embark on an adventure to Mallards Pike, enveloped in stunning backdrops, the lower lake can be booked by guests for canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding or raft-building activities.

Journey further into the beautiful surroundings of the Forest of Dean, where during the summer months you may visit the nearby Yat Rock and watch the Peregrine Falcons or explore the Clearwell Caves, an unusual iron mining museum that dates to the Bronze Age.

The forest is also home to Puzzle Wood which showcases pre-Roman open cast iron workings and a maze expanding 14 acres of rock ravines and pathways, and if you happen to visit when the tides are at their highest, you may be lucky enough to witness the natural phenomenon of The Bore where a large wall of water cascades the Severn at up to 20 miles per hour.

If it’s bustling city life you’re seeking, Gloucester is also within accessible reach by car, offering magnificent architecture, a wealth of amenities including shops, restaurants, pubs, and cafes, as well as its notable Gloucester Prison.

Well-positioned to tour Monmouth and Ross-on-Wye also, Brewery Cottage is the perfect base to explore all that Gloucestershire has to offer.


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Everything you'll need

  • Wifi
  • Baby Friendly
  • Garden / Patio
  • Ground Floor Bedroom
  • Pet Friendly

What guests are saying

4.6
Based on 80 reviews
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My husband and I had stayed here 3 years ago, and it was just as good this time around.

Lodge had everything we needed to have a comfortable stay, including a fan to use during this current hot weather. The property is in an excellent position to enjoy the Forest of Dean and local area. Also enjoyed great food at the owners pub, who are great hosts.

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LindaAug 2026

Hosts very friendly and helpful, food served at the inn excellent and reasonably priced.

Cooker very dirty and old could do with upgrading. No anti slip provision in shower. Would suggest booking after may as local attractions don’t open until 23 may.

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CallumMay 2026

Our visit was in February so we were the only people staying in one of the four units.

For the price we paid, it was ok. I repaired a few things when we arrived but the pots and pans especially were not clean, with the non-stick scratched and degraded. The shower flooded on our first morning (apparently the drain gets clogged) which flowed out into the hall (tiled) and lower bedroom (carpetted). We mentioned to the owner at the pub and she kindly offered for us to be re-located to Badger's Sett. This took us about an hour. There were a couple of repairs there too, and a musty smell (not lived in for a while?) which went within a day or so. It was about 20% smaller and so it was adequate but felt a bit cramped. Also, after we had relocated we noticed that there was not a cooker and we found the air fryer unusable (it spent our time there in the cupboard so we had some space. All in all: it as ok but felt a bit tired.

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AdrianFeb 2026

Good to know

House Rules

  • Smoking

    Not permitted

Stay Information

  • Check-in / Check-out

    15:00 / 09:00

  • Property ref

    968804

  • Parking

    Designated parking place

Guest & Pet Policy

  • Pets

    Allowed

  • Children

    Children and infants welcome

  • Accessibility

    Ground floor

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