Short breaks available

A great review, just to confirm that all front windows do close. There are two small vent windows in the living room which do pop open if they are not properly secured on their latches.

No.37 is presented exactly as detailed in the photographs and property description provided. I am disappointed that these guests did not enjoy staying at no.37 and would like to address the issues noted: The cottage is a very old property and smells of nothing other than age. Locally made reed diffusers add fragrance around the house; All hard surface floors are steam mopped and sanitised at every changeover – I do not supply Dettol wipes for testing; Lounge sofas are soft filled and have had a lot of use but are clean and very comfortable according to other guests. There are no signs that they require reupholstering. They are vacuumed during every changeover and are as depicted in the photos; Downstairs shower has a 600mm glass panel with a 400mm gap for access. The room configuration does not allow for a full shower door. Bath mats are provided to catch any water droplets and flooding has never been reported previously. Upon inspection, there is no trace of rotting wood in the door nor the architrave which is almost within the shower area. This is an old original door with old hinges; The exact nature of the temporary bed was explained to the guest before booking, therefor I am confused that it was an issue. It is a full-size single mattress on a trundle that pulls out from beneath the other single bed - as per property description; The back garden is cared for by two local groundsmen who tend to all my holiday properties on a fortnightly basis, weather permitting. It is an established, informal cottage garden with rambling roses and an apple tree at the back. It is mostly lawned and is not overgrown and provides a peaceful place to relax; Parking space is larger than a car park bay and I regularly park a Range Rover Vogue and manage to pack/unpack on changeover days. It is advisable for passengers to dismount at kerbside prior to vehicle being parked. Few High Street St.Davids properties afford the luxury of private off street parking immediately outside. The nearest public (paid) car park is 150yds away; Kitchen cupboard space is adequate for a 7 night family stay. The butchers block in the centre of the kitchen provides additional space for groceries; The fridge is an undercounter fridge, appropriate for a 4 person cottage. It is noted in the description that it has a freezer compartment…ideal for storing ice and ice cream; Good wifi is achieved throughout the cottage, both upstairs and down. Signal strength between the living room and kitchen is sometimes affected due to the 2ft stone wall between. No issues were reported to me by these guests on arrival, during or post stay. Had they been, I would have done my utmost to resolve immediately. My housekeepers are thorough and reliable and on this occasion, I myself was involved in the pre stay clean. Having inspected the cottage after cleaning I can guarantee that there was no evidence of the issues described in this review. Should any issues arise during a guests stay, it is important to let me know as soon as possible during the stay, so that I can inspect and rectify. Post stay claims can not be verified as genuine. All our guests thoroughly enjoy staying at No37, as is evident from previous reviews. It would appear that No.37 was not the correct choice or fit for this family and it is a shame that it did not fulfil their expectations.

Recommendations are well received and taken on board. The garden does have two teak benches, however tables get damaged and seem to blow away as the garden is raised. The kitchen is as per the images and whilst dedicated worktop space is limited, there is a large farmhouse kitchen table with plenty of room for food preparation.