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"Very comfortable stay Pleasant staff Good food "

"Staff on reception very welcoming, as a solo traveller always checking in to see i was ok and taking time to talk. Good local knowledge both on day service and night shift team. A very solid recommendation."

"I arrived quite late and they kept the kitchen open late for me. That was such a nice touch after the long work day I’d had. Brilliant!"

"We stayed whilst attending a local wedding. The staff were really helpful & friendly. The room was comfortable & clean. They even had hot chocolate in the room, as someone who doesn’t drink tea & coffee is something I really appreciate."

"Finding the entrance (you'd think it would be the front door) was tricky and I had to show a copy of my receipt upon check-in (seemed odd) so I feared the worst. In fact the room was lovely and warm on a very cold day, clean, had a desk and fast wi-fi. The takeaway next door was also convenient. Car parking was free and off road. So despite the weirdness of the check-in everything was fine and great value for money if you just need a no-frills overnight stay."

"The webpage states that this holiday home has 3 bedrooms, but it does not. It has a double bed in the living room, next to the kitchen and two bedrooms. The photographs all suggest, incorrectly, that there are 3 bedrooms. The photograph of the bed in the living area is titled “double bedroom”, which it most definitely is not. Intentionally or not, the photographs all fail to reveal that there is a double bed in the living room. There are references to this issue in the small print. But in the face of the claim that the holiday home has three bedrooms, and the (intentionally or not) misleading photographs, few people would be alerted to the true situation. This is especially so, since the small print also asserts (“Ascending to the first floor reveals two further double bedrooms ”) that there are three double bedrooms. If you are sharing the home with others and want to go to bed, either the living area and the kitchen (and the bathroom beyond) will be out of use for those others, or they will be walking round you in bed. You are invited to “Step through its doors into a welcoming dining area, complete with a family dining table…... ” From the description you might imagine that the holiday home contains the dining area and the small utility room. It does not. They are outside the entrance door of the holiday home, in an area through which the owners of the house may freely pass"