Ninea

Situated in Wallingford, just 650 yards from Wallingford Castle, Ninea features accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi.

The holiday home has 4 bedrooms, a TV, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a bath or shower.

Guests at the holiday home can enjoy golfing and fishing nearby, or make the most of the garden.

The nearest airport is London Heathrow Airport, 29.8 miles from Ninea.

Information about the host

Company information

We have been letting holiday cottages for more than 25 years. Our business has moved from the kitchen table to become the UK’s leading independent agency with more than 17,000 properties available across the UK and Ireland and New Zealand. We have won the Best UK Cottage Holiday Company at the British Travel Awards for the last 7 years running, so you know you're in safe hands when you book with us. Whether you are looking to book a large family gathering, an intimate weekend break for two, want to take your dog, stay in a magnifiicent castle, a yurt or a farm or any of our stunning properties - This is your time, use it well!

Property information

Ninea is a spacious, detached cottage in the town of Wallingford in Oxfordshire. The cottage sleeps seven people in four bedrooms which are made up of a king-size double, a double, a twin and a single room with a pull-out stacker bed. There are also two bathrooms, a cloakroom, a kitchen, a dining room and a sitting room. Outside is a raised terrace with lawned areas, furniture, a summerhouse and a mooring onto the River Thames. There is also off road parking for two cars. Ninea offers families and couples the perfect spot to take a weekend break or a long relaxing holiday Note: Children over 10 years old onlySorry, no pets and no smoking

Neighbourhood information

Wallingford has a history dating back to King Alfred and it was at Wallingford that William the Conqueror crossed the Thames with his army, before marching on London. Wallingford Castle was built at his command to cement it's royal importance, and during its lifetime has played host to many royal visitors including King John, Henry Vl and Edward the Black Prince, to name but a few. Unfortunately, what remains of it now is only impressive earth works but some of the stones were re-used to build the St Mary-le-More Church which can be found near the centre of the town.

Languages spoken

English