Ferry Lane Cottage

A nice, cozy house in the middle of town, with a lovely patio and a good location for exploring the surrounding area. The kitchen is good size and has all the basic things you need for a stay. We also enjoyed finding some games available, which was a nice touch.

Great location. Ben was fantastic and got back to me really quickly when we wanted to park early. The communication beforehand was brilliant.

Bit too light in the room with the single beds in

It’s location central to the old quarter

The beds were uncomfortable the mattresses not good and the bedframes creaked whenever you moved The property felt tired and a bit neglected it needs a re decorate some new beds bedding soft furnishings and crockery and cutlery

The place is well appointed and in a good position. We particularly liked the outdoor barbecue area.

Badly maintained! Main oven did not work at all ( previous clients had advised of this!) see pic of main oven below! Enough said. No soap or anti bacterial in the toilet dispensers “toiletries supplied” , plenty of shampoo and conditioner but we did not need those. Tiny smidge of washing up liquid. Lights in outside area need bulbs replacing. Torch batteries had expired. TV remote needs replacing. Bed frames need to be tightened up. There are not a pair of glass wineglasses - we have never had to use plastic glasses for our wine before in ANY let , even on boats! The bathroom is extremely cramped and one cannot use the wash basin properly , see pic below. BUT the very worse thing was the instructions are only sent on the day of the let and give the incorrect car park name so we got a ticket the first day! Would only have been £3.50 a day to park and got fined £35! As the owner lives abroad the info on ‘best pub’ is woefully out of date as the recommended White Hart has obviously changed hands sports screens everywhere , not much seating, awful regulars competition belching and swearing loudly.