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Anyone been to a nice cottage in the Gower Peninsular?

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Jenbot · 10/08/2009 21:51

For September with a one year old? Just thought I'd see if there was someone out there who'd recommend a particular place...

We usually go to North Wales but fancied a change this time.

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Mossop · 10/08/2009 22:10

Is it just the three of you going?

We stayed here www.the-gower.com/self-catering/glenview/glenviewcottage.htm last year when DD was just over 1 year old. It's a lovely cottage, joined onto the owner's cottage with access to their garden and toys. The only negative for us was the hard tiled floor, not great for someone learning to walk! We put down our picnic rugs to make it a bit softer.

It's in Reynoldston which is in the centre of the Gower, so handy for most places, although a drive to the beaches. There's a good pub opposite and a small village store round the corner. Also Kate, the owner makes the yummiest brownies!

You can search for other cottages on that website, all seem good.

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Jenbot · 11/08/2009 17:28

Just the three of us for most of the week; another couple might come for the weekend.
DD is going to be just over one too and is learning to walk too so it sounds like we're going to be quite similar to you!

Hmm, I bet most places have hard floors.

Thank you for the suggestion The brownies certainly sound good!! Will pop it onto my finalists list.

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llareggub · 11/08/2009 17:32

The National Trust I think has a property in the most amazing location above Rhosilli. Am off out now but I'll see if I can link to it later. It has the most spectacular views but booked way, way in advance.

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Mossop · 11/08/2009 18:04

I know the house you're talking about llareggub, must be amazing to stay there if there's a group of you going. I looked into it a few months ago and it was booked into 2010.

Jenbot - Kate sells the brownies mail order, I've sent them as gifts to several new parents or as house warming gifts - they go down very well!...........Thinking about it, we're moving house soon and having a baby - ooh, I wonder if anyone will remember and send me some

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Jenbot · 11/08/2009 18:17

Oh, funnily enough DH had added that place to the finalists list already Mossop!

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