We had a lovely stay in the warm and cosy Lammas cottage. It was a great location to enjoy a walk from the start of the Cotswolds Way at the nearby village of Chipping Campden, plus a visit to the picturesque Broadway Tower. The cottage itself was comfortable, had a well equipped kitchen and lots of character. The bedrooms are certainly a bit tight, but that was all part of the charm of the place, and the beds are comfy. Can definitely recommend The Great Western Arms pub for good food and very friendly service just a few minutes stroll from the cottage. We had a minor issue with a CO detector, which was attended to extremely quickly by the friendly and helpful MyClean service.

Our family of 5 enjoyed our stay at Lammas Cottage. It has lots of character and has everything you need in the kitchen, bathrooms, etc. including games, movies and books. The check-in process was easy and they even had fresh milk, orange juice and a tea cake waiting for us. We also enjoyed the outdoor space and views out of the windows. Blockley is a lovely, quiet town and we enjoyed the walks nearby on the footpaths. There is a little market where you can get what you need and we enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Crown Hotel one evening. We rode the train to Moreton-in-the-Marsh and then the bus over to Blockley with no problem.

Lammas Cottage could be wonderful, but in the current state of neglect, it isn’t. There was no welcome-sheet or written instructions to the house. The TV doesn't work and the internet connection is pretty bad, within the 3 days we stayed, it was hit or miss, regardless of the weather (the care-taker which we informed immediately, blamed the bad connection on some rain the first evening, but it didn't get much better the following days.) The living room feels cluttered, there is just too much furniture in an awkward setting. The sofas were dirty and stained. There is a loo next to the living room which comes in handy, but be careful when closing it, you might get stuck. The steps going down and up the house to 4 different levels are very narrow. The shower and the bathroom tap are leaking – therefore a lot of water is wasted and as I gathered from other reviews, this problem has been going on for a while, instead of just getting it fixed. There is mold in the shower. The knives in the kitchen are useless, we couldn't even slice bread with them. The kitchen is not stocked with necessities, not even salt, which we found out after we started to make pasta one evening… The garden is lovely, but overgrown and there were no cushions (or information where they could be found). There is a nice seating-area at the back of the garden, but you can´t really get there and with no cushions, you wouldn't want to. Pros: The views are nice, the garden could be lovely once taken care of, it is quiet and the location in Blockley is great for exploring. But the owners need to step up and make their property more inviting – for 250 £/night it is not too much to ask for ongoing maintenance to make guests feel more welcome and comfortable.

We adored this cottage! The views from every window are spectacular onto the Cotswold hills. Our family did not mind the quirks mentioned in previous reviews of such an old cottage (leaky tub faucet, bathroom door hard to unlock once closed). Every room felt snug and comfortable. The amount of living room furniture was perfect - there's clearly a TV area and also snug/reading area, so that worked for us. The wifi was indeed terrible, yet the weather was perfect during our stay. So we were pretty cut off from the world, but that was actually just fine. We took long walks on the public footpaths, explored the nearby towns, made delicious food in the well-equipped kitchen, and enjoyed the garden exploding with roses. We stayed a week and did not want to leave! I hope we get to return for an even longer stay.