Aveburylife

We were in a bind for a place to stay after prior reservations at a nearby Airbnb got mixed up. Antonette opened her home to us even though her B&B was closed for the season. That takes a special person, and we are ever so grateful to her. Her home was cozy, with the most comfortable beds! The tea was hot, and the house dog, a spaniel I believe, was sheer delight. Overall the experience was wonderful. She even gave us local tips, which is one of the best reasons for staying at a traditional B&B, imho.

In a deracinated age we walked to Avebury to refresh our connection to the land. No staying at the inn, now operated by a chain, with young staff from everywhere but here. The village itself an encampment of retired folk, its core now a National Trust museum. But in Avebury Trusloe we were welcomed handsomely by someone with a deep connection to the land, who honoured us as pilgrims.

Really great place to stay

A beautiful walk to the Stones, clean, comfortable and lovely. The hostess is welcoming, warm, knowledgeable and gives a great stick to your ribs breakfast that will take you straight through your walkabout and on to dinner. A spiritual traveler will appreciate the sacred art scattered throughout and the lovely garden at the cottage!