Mary Green Walk

The bed was comfortable and a good size, the room was spacious and clean. Well located for shops etc.

The shower dripped a bit. That was the only thing. I put the shower head on the floor to stop the noise. A minor inconvenience.

I was given a warm welcome by the owner. He quickly replaced a missing cable when I asked, so I could watch the telly. The bedding was comfortable, fresh & clean and I slept really well. The floors and bathroom were clean.

It's a brilliant house in a quiet & convenient location, it's just in need of a deep clean! The inside of the kitchen kettle & microwave need to be cleaned. A general dust would be appreciated too. Some easy fixes!

El precio era razonable

Las zonas comunes sucias y descuidadas, hacia mucho calor en la habitación y no tenias aire, el baño muy pequeño

Comfortable bed, good pillows, spacious room, but very basic furniture. The chess set and board would have been useful if I had someone to play with.

The hosts were non-existent. This was a private house converted into a guesthouse. Bathroom - The sink in the communal bathroom had no plug, making washing and shaving a long, laborious and extremely wasteful activity (don't they know there is a water shortage?). The shower head had a mind of its own and drooped permanently (useful for keeping the wall clean.). The communal toothmug was quite unsavoury and the liquid soap lived up to its name - it was extremely watery. It was very sad that one of the guests decided that the 'No Smoking' rule did not apply to the bathroom (s/he had had a crafty fag in there during the night) Bedroom - the room was VERY hot and only 1 of the 2 windows opened. A fan would have been really useful. The curtains were very thin (dawn was 5.30am) and the curtains caught on the curtain rail. Worst of all - the TV had been removed leaving an empty bracket and plug socket on the wall! Yes it was a cheap stay (£107 for 2 nights with no breakfast), but some of the basics were sadly lacking.

It was available

There's no parking. There's virtually no access. The stairs are narrow and the residents a mixture of people on benefits, awaiting asylum claims, and battered women needing refuge with their children. Let's say substances are not hard to find. And it's noisy.