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Bletchley Park

Waddesdon Manor

"Many thanks for a most enjoyable stay !"
Colin and Jen

"An absolute gem of a place. Beautiful room, fantastic breakfast and we were made to feel so welcome. We used it to visit Oxford and it was an easy drive to a Park & Ride. Certainly hope to go back again and explore other places in the area. Thank you again Helen."
Mr & Mrs David Riley, Derby

"If you are undecided - definitely go for it! We were undecided but did decide to stay at house forty one and we are very pleased that we did. It is clean and tidy; our room was spacious with a very nice en-suit bathroom. The breakfasts were wonderful and Helen did a great job of catering for my gluten allergy. Helen is a lovely person who has got it just right not only with the accommodation, but also in her approach to clients, attentive but not overbearing. We would recommend this B & B wholeheartedly."
Mr & Mrs Denise & Toni Higgs, Spain

"Thank you so much for a lovely stay ! It was so relaxing-just what I needed and the breakfasts were as delicious as ever ! I can't wait to book up again, hopefully at some point soon. Very best regards, Penny."
Penny A

In & Around Aylesbury

Aylesbury is located in the heart of rural Buckinghamshire and is a pleasant market town offering a good range of shops, restaurants and family entertainment.

Regional Attractions

There are things to do for everyone in and around Aylesbury. Waddesdon Manor is a magnificent country estate a few miles outside Aylesbury. Children will enjoy a visit to Tiggywinkles Hedgehog Hospital or Go Ape! adventure centre in Wendover Forest.

The National Codes Centre at Bletchley Park is near to Aylesbury, now a museum documenting the code breaking during the Second World War.

Further afield, the historic University City of Oxford is less than an hours drive away and there are also excellent road and rail links to London.