Question 1

What about Internet access in the holiday house?

Accepted Answer

At large holiday properties where broadband is shown as available, we are unable to guarantee absolutely that it will be available during your stay. If this facility is important to you, please discuss details of the service provider with us in advance and ask them to do their best to ensure availability. Please note there may be an additional charge for internet access. Please do not expect owners to provide IT support during your stay.

Question 2

Will there be a phone in the self catering holiday cottage?

Accepted Answer

Not all large self catering properties have phones. We indicate in the holiday home property description whether they are available and if they are for outgoing or incoming calls only. Calls you make will be payable. If this is important to you, please ask for further details. Mobile coverage is very variable. Click here to check for mobile coverage at your holiday destination

Question 3

How do I know if a holiday house accepts dogs?

Accepted Answer

Pets are not permitted at Monnow Valley Studio. In the meantime, you can also find out more here.

Question 4

What do I do with rubbish at the large holiday cottage?

Accepted Answer

The property welcome folder will include information on the use of refuse bins and refuse collection days. Please note that glass and bottles are not collected and must be taken to the nearest Bottle Bank – the location of which will be found in the welcome folder or taken home with you. The clearance of unsorted or excessive rubbish will be charged at cost from your bond.

Question 5

Can I find out about the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley before I arrive?

Accepted Answer

Yes, (see www.wyedeantourism.co.uk or our own Blog or Things To Do pages on each Property listing for local information). These include articles, background information on the area and contact details regarding places to eat, local producers and things to do whilst you are on holiday.

Where the records were made

The studio story

The sessions begin. For decades, some of the biggest names in music come to Rockfield to record.

The studio's famous cartwheel doors provide the backdrop for the cover of Oasis' debut single, widely regarded as the track which launched Britpop.

The room that once housed the mixing desk John Lennon used in New York is now the Games and Cinema Room.

Stay in the same rooms as the icons, and plug your own music into the huge soundproofed Studio Room.

Memorabilia in every corridor

What it does to music lovers

The stories are better in person

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