The Cabin with optional Hot Tub Projector DEPOSIT REQUIRED FOR PROJECTOR

Rural location was lovely and peaceful Bed super comfortable

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Great cabin with everything needed for a couple of nights away. Lots of little extras. Hot tub and projector great after a long day. Lovely relaxing outdoor seating area .

Great for the price but a few littke suggestions for improvement. Hot tub felt a little grubby but water lovely and hot Switch for Hot water was a little dodgy . Couldn,t get water in shower but after phoning erin, checked water switch and although on, it kept flickering so loose wire , just needs fixing. Four poster in bedroom lovely and comfy but, squeezing in either side a little tight and we are not big people. Could pinch a foot from living room and make bedroom slightly wider. Overall showing signs of wear & tear but wouldn't take much to get it back to 100%. Suggest a little folder with some instructions for projector and hob perhaps as we struggled to work out how to use them. Never found switch to turn kitchen base board lights out. Veey quiet during night but, the sound of motorbikes early evening very noisy. Not sure if there is a stadium nearby or just locals but it was quite bad. Also, perhaps sign at gates saying Bonnybridge house as we drove past and ended up along a very poor dirt track before coming to dead end and turning back.

We had a fantastic stay here. The hosts are lovely and very helpful. The thoughtful extras were a nice touch along with the hot tub and fire. Already looking at coming back x

Nice hot tub. Could do with some hooks to hang towels etc. Nice touch with some garden games. Smart tv so able to connect devises. Four poster bed is a nice idea but not practical for getting in and out as very narrow room.

Bathroom bin had not been emptied from previous guests. Glasses, cups and cutlery needed washing prior to use as were greasy. Outside looks as though someone has fallen out of love with it. Just needs a bit of TLC. Men, (I assume the cleaning team) wondering around outside the front of the cabin, in the morning, looking in. (Our vehicle was clearly outside so could tell we were still there).