Your hosts at Stillmeadow are Sue and Ed and their children Thomas and Jonathan Gilby.

Stillmeadow was built in 1960 when it was a two bedroom chalet bungalow. We bought the property in 1993, since which time we have spent may hours extending and renovating the house and gardens.

The gardens extend to nearly 3 acres, part of which is a protected wild flower meadow containing many rare flowers and butterflies during the summer months. You are welcome to take advantage of relaxing in the gardens.

We are always very happy to answer any questions about sightseeing and leisure you may have during your stay and can help you with arranging taxis or making restaurant bookings. You will also find information packs in the guest rooms packed with local information.

We serve a choice of Full English or Continental Breakfast and are happy to provide for special dietary requirements with a little notice.

Stillmeadow is non-smoking throughout.

Sorry, no pets.

There is plenty of off-street parking available and if you wish to bring bicycles with you, we are more than happy to safely accommodate these in our lockable garage.

At Stillmeadow we have three spacious, modern guest bedrooms with en-suite facilities and all other amenities expected of a 5 diamond guest house.

You can expect a very good night's sleep in our warm and comfortable rooms which have the added advantage of our house's position being situated at the end of a private drive some distance from the roadside.

Upon arrival at Stillmeadow, you are likely to be warmly greeted by our very enthusiastic black Labrador . His name is Bollinger and he is very friendly.

Within our region you will find a wealth of places of interest waiting for you to visit and explore. To help with your sightseeing plans, here is a selection from the many and varied attractions that are all within driving distance of Stillmeadow. With so much to choose from...Bath, Bradford on Avon, Longleat, Wiltshire County and The Cotswolds to name just a few of the beautiful places to visit during your stay with us.

A very short drive away you will find Cumberwell Park Golf Club.

Stourhead House and Gardens - A delightful National Trust Property within half an hours drive from us.

Drive north into the County of Gloucestershire to the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Popular places to visit include Cirencester, Bourton-on-the-Water, Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Campden.

For just a taste of the Cotswolds, try Castle Combe, slightly north of Bath in the direction of Chippenham. This most picturesque village is typical of many throughout the Cotswolds.