The lodge is like a semi-detached bungalow. It has 2 bedrooms with 6 beds, a double, 2 singles and a bunk, good for 6 people. Both bedrooms have en-suites. In-between the 2 bedrooms is the kitchen/dining area + lounge , all in the one big space. Nice pew seat by the window and comfy sofas. Showers worked well. Outside the lodge is amazing: The owner's house is next to the holiday lodges and in all covers several acres of land. About half the land is mown, and there is a sheep field and a horse field you can't go in, but there are 22 large fields to walk the dog in or look at the stunning views. The other half of the land is left 'rough' which is great fun to explore. There are 2 pretty lakes with seats at the bottom of the hill. Note, the entire property is on a huge, steep hill, it won't suit those who are not able to walk on this, but that said the area outside the lodge is flattish with steps down to a patio and bench, if you don't want to explore. It's also very peaceful. A downside with the surrounding Dorset countryside in general is that the roads have no verges, which takes some getting used to: huge vertical hedges rise either side of the road, so it's a nightmare to walk anywhere especially with a dog. Another plus is the nearby Lewesdon hill, a very steep ancient beacon hill with spectacular views, walkable from the lodge, albeit partly by road. If you want to bring a bike, nearly all surrounding roads are very steep! Owners were very nice.