Just steps off the bustling Chipping Campden High Street but behind a hidden door that puts you in a sea of tranquility and quiet. Beautiful cottage, two floors. Nice kitchen perfect for preparing meals. The fridge is small but adequate. Nice to have a dish washer, and the washer/dryer was essential for our needs. Two upstairs bedrooms both with king beds and en-suite baths, one with a shower. The shower is tight for a big guy like me, but it did the job. The beds were very comfortable. Nice garden with a place to sit and enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres Parking is on the street, but we always found a place right outside once the tourists left town in late afternoon. Great restaurants nearby - we especially liked Eight Bells Pub (quality reasonably priced food) and the Chef's Dozen (special occasion gourmet restaurant - not cheap).

A cozy and beautifully interior-designed cottage in a quiet but central location in the heart of the village. The booking process was hassle-free and the owner was very friendly in all communications, including extending the check out time to allow us to give our toddler lunch at the house before we had to leave. Add in a great value price to all of the above and we couldn't recommend it more. A great weekend!

From the 'Harry Potter-esque' hidden doorway off Chipping Campden's quaint High Street, to the secret garden and picturesque fairy-tale cottage facade - first impressions of Chipping Mews will delight. Inside this gem of a building it's even better, with all the natural cottage-style features you could hope for, accentuated with superb interior design and high quality furnishings and decoration.

I arrived with my wife and 2 demanding teenage children and we all unanimously fell in love with the cottage and were even welcomed with a personalized letter from the owner - which was very kind.

After unpacking, my wife and I lazed on the sofa in front of the fireplace in the lounge and the kids hit the wireless internet and the HD TVs in the opulently decorated bedrooms upstairs - each to his own.

The next days were spent sight-seeing around Chipping Campden (especially the 8 Bells Pub), the nearby Warwick Castle and, of course, Shakespeare country. At night,we'd mostly eat out in local restaurants, but when we did prepare food 'in-cottage', the kitchen was more than suitable and clean - especially breakfast which we enjoyed together in the dinning room,overlooking the private garden.

Charming, perfectly located within a few minutes walk of all village amenities and shops, beautifully designed and decorated and owned by someone who truly cares about the quality of each person's stay, Campden Mews is the perfect get-away for those in the know. But Shhhhh, don't tell everyone - as we want to re-book soon.

The most beautifully appointed cottage in a gorgeous little village. Quiet and private behind a walled garden yet on the doorstep of so many great restaurants and pubs. High quality finishes throughout and very thoughful touches for guests including a welcome breakfast basket. We truly didn't want to leave this gem of a cottage.

If you want a cosy cottage, beautifully designed in a stunning location then look no further than Campden Mews.

My partner and I spent Christmas here. We were welcomed with a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, and a lovely food basket with some luxury items.

The layout of the cottage is very good, the two bedrooms are a very good size, with huge beds. I miss those beds!

Shoshana who manages the cottage is lovely and was very easy to contact and help us with anything.

We would stay here again in the future.

This is a beautifully decorated and very comfortable cottage in a fantastic location. It's right off Chipping Campden's lovely high street, but so quiet that you would think you were in the middle of nowhere (with one exception which I'll come to in a minute.) The owner, Shoshana, made us feel welcome and special with a gorgeous basket of breakfast goodies, and even some fizz in the fridge as we were celebrating my mum's 70th. Thoroughly recommended and we would stay here again.

The exception to the peace and quiet: there's a butcher's next door which has some loud refrigeration units. These come on and off, 24 hours a day. It's not too bad with the windows closed, and the noise itself is quite uniform and not too intrusive, but if you're a light sleeper bring some earplugs to guarantee a peaceful night. In mitigation, the beds are enormous and among the most comfortable I've ever slept in.