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The best farm stays in City of Bristol

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The Apple Shed

Farmborough

Situated in Farmborough in the Bath and North Somerset region, The Apple Shed features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. Housed in a building dating from 2004, this farm stay is 12 km from Oldfield Park Train Station and 13 km from Royal Crescent. Bath Abbey is 14 km from the farm stay and The Roman Baths is 14 km away. What a beautiful property to stay in. Everything was simply perfect. Our host went the extra mile, left lovely breakfast items and much much more. So cosy but a great space. Wonderful size bedroom too. We are 100% coming back here, and highly reccomend to sll who appreciate a 10 out of 10 Everything. Thankyou so much.

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9.3
Superb
67 reviews
Price from
£166
per night

Aldwick Estate

Bristol

Aldwick Estate is located in Bristol, 17 km from Ashton Court, 19 km from Bristol Temple Meads Station, as well as 19 km from Bristol Cathedral. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are available at the farm stay free of charge. Outdoor seating allows guests to sit outside and enjoy the good weather. Beautiful views, friendly staff

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8.9
Fabulous
196 reviews
Price from
£95
per night

Finest Retreats - The Pods

Camerton

Composed of 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a shower, this farm stay is equipped with a TV. Towels and bed linen are provided in the farm stay.

Oldfield Park Train Station is 14 km from the farm stay, while Royal Crescent is 14 km away. Bristol Airport is 26 km from the property. Lovely welcoming goodies of cake, jam, bread and milk

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8.2
Very good
14 reviews
Price from
£206.63
per night

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