Simon Shaw (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)

"To take 4 children to new places always has its concerns, but mine were totally unfounded as we were made very welcome from the moment the front door opened. Lovely food, super accommodation; and the fact that the children all asked to come back, for me says it all."  

              

 Finlay: "Thank you very much for everything, especially the hot chocolate it was the best ever in the world."

Eliza: "Thank you very much for letting us stay at your wonderful house. It is fab!"

Olivia: "It's been absolutely lovely! The beds were comfy, the food was very good, and I couldn't have imagined a better place to stay."

Sophie:  "It has been wonderful. The Bed, Breakfast and over all the stay has been fabulous."

 

Eloise and Matt (Bristol):

"Great comfy stay, lovely food! You've thought of everything! "

 

Ben and Bethan (London):

"Fantastic two nights! Great Food, fantastic hosts!!! Thank you so much."

 

Joe and Martha Glassmire (Texas):

 "We'll never be able to continue this standard of living at home - we're completely spoiled! Light, airy rooms; quiet and comfortable; outstanding meals - both mornings and evenings; delightful and accommodating hosts! We look forward to an early return to Gunnislake to enjoy Bridge House hospitality!"

                 

 

Truus and Peter de Groot (Holland):

 "We have had a copple of days in your house and they were wonderful; all the things are very good and we are glad that we know you. The food was excellent. We hope, we come back and see the beautiful nature and gardens. Thank you very well!"

                 

"Dus nu in Nederlands voor Margaret en Miles.

Zullie zijn fantastisch; de hamer en het eten, het is allemaat geweldig. We zijn blij, jullie ontmoet te habben en hopen dhaar weer te zien. Heel veel succes met jullie B&B. (Jullie verdienen een ster er bij van ons) liefs van Truus en Peter urt Holland"

 

 

We're pleased to have been able to support Arklay "Rob" Purdie and Jamal Abbasi, 2 Parachute Regiment Reservists, in their fundraising project "Jump for Heroes". 

Rob and Jamal served in Afghanistan in 2008, and during a routine patrol, one of their patrol members was severely injured, losing both legs and an arm.

Jump for Heroes is a fundraising project for the charity Help the Heroes, during which Rob and Jamal stayed with us towards the end of a cycle ride from John o'Groats to Land's End, which included 5 skydiving events that they had organised.

During their trip, they have raised over £30,000 for Help for Heroes.