B Bradford-on-Avon

General Information

Quince Cottage B and B is a quirky and quiet escape 8 mins from Bath by train. It is in a beautiful tranquil location, which features endless alternatives for amusement and replenishment. It's a tenderly restored, Grade II listed, environmentally-friendly bed & breakfast tucked up historic adn tranquil Coppice Hill, Bradford on Avon. Just steps from all the butiques and eateries and mins from a lot of activities. Art, beams, vistas, light and a walled park are all part of the cottage's spell. The spot is delicate and feels warm and inviting. Your sincerity and authentic labour of love shines through. Rob and Lesley, Manhattan What a ideal house! The food was highly yummy and the bedbedding was to die for. What a nice visit. Thank you for sharing your vivid home with us. You made our 2nd wedding anniversary very especial. xxSarah Jane and Jonathan, Watlington, Oxfordshire SPOT ON! Ideal English cordiality. Thank you so much Miranda. We slept like babies and loved those bamboo towels and robes. Phil and Tracey, Woori Yallock, Victoria, AustraliaTwo days in almost heaven. Pleasant city. Wonderful BandB and a prime breakfast. Helle and Nicolette, Holland, Thank you for an exceptionally delightful stay at your BandB. Your care to detail and to the well being of your visitors is superior and was greatly much appreciated. No doubt the affluence of info on the local attractions etc was excellent....Thanks again for an exquisite time and I will surely have no hesitation in recommending Quince Cottage and its owner to anyone interested. Martin and Sheila, SurreyWe really delighted our time at Quince. Excellent small touches and greatly still. Iva and Richard,

Transportation

From the railway station, you turn right up to St Margarets Street, where you turn right. Go over the old town bridge and direct across the mini-roundabout and turn 1st left up Coppice Hill, the highway by the Kings Arms. By CarMotorists, specifically those coming from London, will take the M4 motorway to the Chippenham or the Bath exit. After approximately 12 mile after you have entered the city from the A363 from BathM4 you arrive to the roundabout at the Castle Inn and a church. Whether you have come from ChippenhamM4 (via the B3109, A4 and A350), then you'll take the 1st exit. i fyou have come from the Bath or the M4 Bath Exit, you'll take the 2nd exit. This will bring you onto Mason's Lane. Follow this round to the left at the 'Witches house' (on the right corner - a thatched cottage) onto Market Street. At the roundabout at the foot of the hill, take the 1st left and then immediately another 1st left onto Coppice Hill by the Kings Arms Pub. Entering the city from the B3107 from Holt and Melksham or Devises through the A361) will bring you down Woolley Street, which merges into Silver Street (towards the end of the Hill). Look out for the Kings Arms at the bottom and turn immediately right up Coppice Hill. Entering the city from the A363 from Trowbridge on the Trowbridge Road or from the A36 through the B3109 on the Frome Road brings you to the old town bridge across the Avon River. After the bridge take the second exit on the round-a-about onto Silver Street, and take the firsthand left by the Kings Arm pub. Quince Cottage is the fourth cottage up on the right. Thanks to fact that Quince Cottage is on a greatly historical, narrow st, If you're driving, you'll need to drop your luggage by the door, after which you are able to garden the auto surrounding. Instructions will be presented on arrival or by phone...You able to also type BA15 1JT into Google Maps to receive directions.