Port Side Brixham - Ideal seaside getaway - parking - wood-burner - dog friendly

Loved how clean it was and felt spacious. Loved the fact of little notes about the beech towels lovely touch. Location was lovely. Lovely to be able to have a cup of tea already there with scones too! Every thing was organised and in a folder to look through.

It was a short stay, we struggled with the double bed mattress was very hard. But that is really a personal preference. That is all i can say as I was very impressed with our stay.

Very clean, comfortable, excellent facilities. Lovely touch to leave a cream tea - it was just what we needed after a long day walking.

Nothing - it was all great!

It was a perfect stay. The kitchen was marvelous. The lounge was comfortable and the shower was amazing. The front garden has Echium pininanas, very cool and alien looking! The bedrooms were inviting and we all had wonderful night sleeps. Overall, the place felt like a home from home.

Nothing!

Spacious and very clean with everything you needed (tea towels, washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, cooking oil, salt & pepper, bathroom towels and even a dog bed with blankets and towel for dogs, to name a few). The scones, jam and clotted cream were a very nice welcome gift (thank you) and a pint of milk in the fridge was also a nice touch. Location was ok (bit of a climb when going back after a day walking around as the property is on a slope). Buses (No. 12 especially) runs frequently and can be caught at the bottom of the road.

Bathroom and separate toilet were downstairs (which was annoying when you needed to get up during the night). The bathroom could do with an extraction fan when showering rather than having to open the window (just my opinion). Bedrooms were a lovely size. After reading other reviews, I was looking forward to a comfortable bed, but the double bed was very hard and uncomfortable and creaked like crazy when turning over or getting out of bed. On the other side of the coin, my son said that his bed was way too soft. In the kitchen, there was only one frying pan, so if cooking a full English breakfast, everything had to be cooked together (could do with just one more pan).