This cottage was advertised as having 6 beds /2bathrooms/laundry plus wifi and tv.. I had messaged the host prior to booking , explaining I was travelling with my 91 year old father in law .
I was disappointed to discover , on arrival , that the 2 single beds took up all available space in the 3rd bedroom and our first task was to move one bed out so there was room to move . We then saw that there was only one bathroom . The shower was inside an ancient chipped enamel bath that was extremely dangerous for my father in law. A few days later we discovered that the second bathroom was outside, down some steps and shared by the family of 8 next door .
We also discovered the laundry .. similarly outside and shared .
After our first failed attempt to access wifi and tv , I attempted to message Ashe . This was difficult as there was no coverage .. I had to drive to a point of reception and attempt to call her. This frustrating process went on for several days until she eventually sent a friend around who confirmed that neither tv or wifi worked .
I also informed him of the screen door that fell off its hinges on the day of arrival . This was not the end of the world but it did mean that the neighbours Rottweiler could( and frequently did) roam into our house if the solid door was open.
This cottage is in a lovely part of the world and would be an interesting place to stay if you want a rustic escape from modern conveniences . However, it was not what we were expecting or agreed to and was an extremely expensive ( close to $500 / night over the Easter period) experience made much more unpleasant through Ashe’s uncooperative failure to communicate effectively .
The ( almost) saving grace was the comfortable bed and clean linen