Holiday Home Church Street

Age of building, thoughtfulness of host, homeliness, attic ceiling, comfiness of sofa

Location is quiet and yet close to the town and beach. It was really wonderful

The unique features of the medieval cottage

Lack of cooking facilities. Host offered an alternative after we had shopped, expecting not to be able to cook.

Could not find the property on the arrival, it took us half an hour as the host didnt pick up her phone when we needed to know which way to get to the property. Doors to the holiday home were open and keys were hidden. Lots of spider webs and spiders around the house, didnt seem clean to me, was not impressed at all not worth the £415 i have payed for those 3 days. Pillow sheets werent put on also dishwasher was full of dishes that have not been taken out on our arrival. The location was lovely but i didnt find the holiday home to meet my expectations the Wifi was awfull did not work during our stay, had no signal to receive phone calls and the television kept switching off restarting when we watched kids shows with our son.

Most of the things about this holiday home , not safe for a 2 year old boy or little children, the stairs had no safety gates and were really high up just not happy with this home little one had spider crawling on his bed when getting into bed at night, spider webs everywhere i looked even in the kitchen there was a spider crawling on a microwave. Had no breakfast in this place lady left plain butter on the table for us on arrival :') i wish i had stay at local hotel because we did not like it at all and wasnt worth the money such a shame.

We were very disappointed with the property there was nothing we liked about the accommodation. The property could do with a deep clean, the rugs in the kitchen and lounge had seen much better days, the grouting in the shower was terrible and in desperate need of replacing. The cutlery and pans were old and had seen their best years ago. The window sills were filthy with dust, dead insects and leaves. There was no internet, we were invited in to Sue’s house to connect to our phones but even if we had done that Sue said it would only work in our upstairs of the property. When we arrived at 4.30pm Sue was still cleaning the property and making the bed. There was no garden other the. The use of Sue’s yard, but no privacy whatsoever. Sue lives there and the only was she can get out of her property is by access through some sort of lobby that is part of the property we were staying in. We envisaged from the write up of the property that we could sit in the garden in the early evening or mornings with our dog relaxing and reading at our leisure. There was no garden it was full of rubble and a seat that was unsafe and surrounded by weeds, rubble and junk… So so disappointed, we left one day earlier. Sue had no idea how long we were staying until she asked me on the day we decided to leave. To be honest rather than us challenging Sue on the state of the cottage we simply decided to leave one day earlier. Sue did kindly offer for us to come back again and use the night we didn’t stay but we won’t be doing that. Such a shame because the property details/spec on booking.com sounded idyllic for a lovely relaxing break, but sadly that wasn’t the case.

There was a jug of milk, orange juice, tea, coffee, sugar but no breakfast as such.

Electricity not included so extra £20 for meter. Electric Aga not suitable for summer stays and standby electricity approx £2.50 per 12 hours.

Location.quirky.

Unable to contact the owner in any way shape or form.unable to contact on phone or through booking site

quaint and homely.