A STAY TO REMEMBER
Near Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20 6LQ
Test Valley is home to some unusual accommodation to make your staycation in even more rememorable.
A collection of six individually designed boutique ensuite studio rooms. Ideal for staycations and rural retreats to discover the Test Valley.
IMAGE: Gambledown Farm
When it comes to choosing where to stay during your visit, you’ll be spoilt for choice. There are smart country house hotels, inviting pubs, ancient coaching inns, fully serviced campsites, welcoming B&Bs, and converted barns. The Meadow Glamping is full of surprises including 3 unique glamping units an authentic travelling gypsy caravan dating back to 1890, a boutique bohemian hideaway and an original 23 foot narrow boat. You can sip wine whilst overlooking a vineyard if you stay in a beautifully designed Wild Escapes treehouse. Chilworth Woodland Retreat near Romsey offers beautiful shepherds huts and a mini log cabin- all with hot tubs outside! Sample African safari-style glamping or luxury barn conversion living at Gambledown Farm. Meadow Tree Farm wild camping is a new and developing, pop up, adult only campsite on the edge of the beautiful village of Sherfield English. B&Bs offer that homely feel as well as a delicious breakfast on the table each morning. Snuggle up in a cosy 17th-century cottage, book a charming 16th century listed farmhouse or relax in tranquil Georgian houses - the B&Bs in Test Valley have their own piece of history on the doorstep and provide great value for money.
Situated on the Houghton Lodge Estate with access to the stunning gardens and walks along the River Test. Dogs welcome. Adults only.
To book www.theapplerooms.co.uk
Enjoy a Family break at
Michelmersh Manor Farm
Views from the farm look to the rolling countryside of Hampshire with sheep and cows. There are plenty of activities on site: feeding lambs & calves with plenty of animals to enjoy. There is also a small games room with table tennis, snooker, table football and darts. Alternatively go for a walk on one of the many footpaths in the locality. Or take a walk to the local pub.
www.michelmershmanorfarm.com
