Fisherman's Cabin on the banks of the River Meon

Quite unique. I loved the location. It was very private and quiet. I had everything I needed for a comfortable stay.

I didn’t mind at all but some people may not like going outside to the separate bathroom.

The cabin lies next to the riverbank. There are 2 little bridges, the larger one is flat and wooden so care in the dark and the wet. It is very quiet and rustic and is a good glamping option for those on the South Downs Way as a stopover. The nearest pub does good pizza and is 18 minutes walk away. There is a heater in the winter and an induction hob which is reasonably easy to operate. The toilet and shower are in a separate and adjacent hut but be aware that the toilet is not a flushing variety if you are sensitive about such things.

Chris was friendly and helpful, locking up our bikes for us. It was lovely to wake up next to the river. The small electric hob was quite fast.

Small changes would make a big difference: nicer towels, a chair or two to put clothes on, a chair in the shower, a few household products such as washing up liquid and a dustpan and brush, a door mat. The shower cabinet was pokey and awkward and the shower gel cheap and nasty. There is a 2 or 3 meter walk to the shower hut, not nice in the rain. The accommodation was was about as pricey as a hotel and not a tenth as comfortable.

The location is great, so peaceful and to be able to open the door straight on to the river was amazing. There's some clever touches that make the accommodation work really well, like the hanging storage. Above everything else though, it's the owners that make this place the joy it is, Not just friendly, but genuinely helpful, they really made our stay feel special.

Didn't like is too strong a phrase, maybe there could be a better way of storing the sugar/coffee as it had clumped together, but this is a very minor point.

Basic accommodation, but perfect next to the river Meon for our first night on out on our walk of the South Downs Way

Stayed here while walking the South Downs Way. Although, it is a little off the path it is definitely worth it. With a lovely host, who went the extra mile to drop us into the village for dinner, and a morning spent next to the gently running river made us want to stay another night!

The facilities may not look like they would in a hotel; however, they are kept up to and beyond a good standard.

Charming location on the riverbank. Our host was very kind and helpful.

Rather damp - we were cycling and very grateful that we didn't have to dry out and we kit. Toilet was described as composted, but was actually a toilet seat with a plastic bag underneath.

Excellent hospitality