Graham and his wife are a lovely, friendly couple who made us very welcome
This place is an enigma, in our opinion. We have stayed in many such cottages previously and none could compare. It really is like staying with a relative - you need to be able to handle inconveniences. The tap water, apparently, is not the best so instead of installing a filtration system jugs of rainwater are lined up on the bench. However, this is a better alternative than advising the necessity of purchasing bottled water. The cottage is full of collectibles, all of which attract dust, including vases of dried flowers. Not sure the purpose of these as the garden is full of beautiful flowers. As an asthma sufferer I found the amount of dust to be a particular problem.
The included continental breakfast, compared to others, could only be described as mean, ie, one banana each for 3 nights?