The Brookhouse. Cheerful tiny house with Seaview.

A really lovely little property with nearby parking. A great use of space, the small bathroom still had a hot powerful shower, comfortable bed, clean soft towels and handy having a full oven. The air fryer should definitely be listed on the amenities as I’m sure that’s a plus for people!

I found the road noise wasn’t disruptive, but may be different in the summer when windows are open etc. Being in a lovely wooded area, in September, meant some very impressive spiders appeared, definitely bring somebody tall who’s able to relocate them if that’s not for you!

Perfect location, short walk to Ilfracomb harbour. Lovely and clean on arrival. Plenty of parking space.

Very well designed and did not feel ‘tiny’ at all.

Patchy wifi

Very clean and modern but TINY I think they were over generous in their description as a smll home . it was a STUDIO - = all one room with a minute bathroom.

At no point in the Booking .com description did it mention that access to the studio was down several outdoor steps which, since it was raining when we got there, meant we had to carry our bags a distance from the parking bay on the driveway ( another thing not mentioned) Note to other future guests this is not the place to stay if you have any leg, back , walking or disability issues as the access is not easy. No breakfast was included and the equipment was limited but adequate. Very clean and modern but TINY I think they were over generous in their description as a small home. it was a STUDIO = all one room with a minute bathroom. Sadly no coffee machine and no indication on booking whether there was a coffee plunger or not (there was but we had no coffee with us) and shampoo. For a self-catering studio with limited cooking facilities there was also no microwave so the only option was to use the oven as to use one of the two induction rings would have resulted in the whole room being filled with cooking smells and having to sleep with the smell. No added extras or welcome pack at all. A leaflet in the bathroom telling us about the body wash and shampoo but it was nowhere to be seen. A strict "no animals" rule was on the instruction leaflet and yet we were stalked by a cat that sat outside the sliding doors for hours meowing. It had obviously had been fed by previous guests or belonged to the owners. We could not open our windows more than a crack as the cat got in on more than one occasion. Good job we weren't allergic. There was minute sea view (a small triangle ) as mentioned in the advertising , which could be seen when standing up inside by the large windows and outside on the deck. BUT as soon as we sat down outside the only view we had was of the Japanese knot weed and overgrown weeds and foliage that completely surrounded the deck and our views. It looked as if no one had cut back or managed the overgrowth for a long time.