The Cotswold Home - Elizabeth Finn Homes

Janet B 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

Mum has had a great month at The Cotswold Home - she has been helping plant flowers in the various recycled objects for the 'potted perfection' display, including handbags and wellington boots! She really enjoyed this and the display is amazing! The home also has a partridge and some chicks who have taken up residence in the garden so that has been lovely to see. Mum really enjoys living at the home and the staff are so kind and helpful - it was a big wrench to leave her home but she couldn't be in a better place. 

Sarah Y 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

My husband had a wonderful respite week. He enjoyed all aspects of the home. Comfortable, very friendly staff. Clean and tidy bedroom as the rest of the home was and pretty gardens easy to access in a wheelchair. Spent some time in the craft room. Completed a picture for the grandchildren. Most days he enjoyed three courses of lovely food from the extremely tasty menu. All fresh meat, vegetables and fruit all prepared and cooked on-site. Absolutely worth it. 

B S 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

My first contact with the home was with the general manager, who managed to find accommodation - at very short notice - for my mother who is 93 and recovering from heart surgery. She was kind, helpful and professional, and it was a huge relief to have my mother settled in such a nice environment. The other staff that I have encountered have been friendly and welcoming. My mother is happily settled after a very traumatic 3 weeks, appreciates the beautiful gardens, the peaceful and settled atmosphere, and the kindness and care... read more

N P 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

Elizabeth Finn/The Cotswold Home have been fantastic - my 83-year-old father was critically ill and fought through in an NHS hospital. We reached a position where he was medically well enough but needed intense care and rehabilitation. EF were able to take him rapidly and start his ongoing recovery and strength-building. He has made huge progress with physio, great care and very pleasant kind staff - and both my parents enjoy lunch together each day. Settled in fast and certainly both my parents are enjoying the rest - the f... read more

M R 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

As the first time of staying in a care home for four days, I found the staff were excellent. The premises were always clean with food very well provided. 

A B 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

Excellent, friendly home. Helpful person at reception and unit manager of staff and all the many helpers were very friendly. Visitors were welcome, including dogs, and dogs were allowed to stay with residents. Everyone was called by their first name. A hairdresser came once a week. Entertainment was excellent, with different activities, such as quizzes or cooking. Very good meals were served and we could choose what we wanted to eat from a menu the day before. Many different options. We could sit with others in the dining ro... read more

N B 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

I really like The Cotswold Home - there is plenty of space to walk around and it is very nicely decorated and very comfortable. The other residents are very friendly and I enjoy mixing with people and joining in the activities and games. The staff are very helpful and caring. The food is very good apart from when they have mushrooms and shellfish! 

Chris H 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

Mum lived at The Cotswold Home for the last four years of her long life. She was always well looked-after by kind and attentive staff, particularly in her final days. When she chose to remain in her room as her mobility became limited, there were always callers to make sure she had everything she needed. The Cotswold Home is an attractive building in a lovely country setting with sheltered gardens, a good quality dining room, bar area, library and various lounges. The staff arrange a wide-ranging programme of activities and ... read more

S J 

on Carehome.co.uk

a year ago

It was lovely to see Dad interact with people again after being alone after the loss of my mum. He enjoyed the harpist, and just to see him sitting with other people, his foot tapping, obviously enjoying the experience was wonderful. He told me all about the fireworks evening, which had lifted his spirits and given him something to chat about. Although he was only there for a week's respite, we have booked him in again for another short break.