We had a great time at Jane's place and would unhesitatingly recommend it to others. From the start Jane replied promptly to any questions we had and was very friendly and welcoming. We chose Jane's place as our main intention was to have a relaxing holiday and we wanted a place that looked cosy and interesting and nice to just hang around in and not need to go out if the weather was poor. From the photos, Jane's place looked just the ticket, and it was.
Pretty well everything you could want and more was to be found- a very well equipped kitchen with a few essentials such as tea and coffee (the real kind :-) ), milk, and cooking needs such as oil, vinegar, salt and pepper and so on. The laundry included everything you'd need for washing and ironing.
There was a large shelf in the main room with books and magazines on a wide range of subjects including a very interesting pictorial history of Albany. It was fun to compare what I saw in the photos with today's Albany as we drove around. In addition there were games and puzzles, so you'd have plenty to do if the weather was inclement. A little sitting out area in the garden alongside the building was very pleasant to sit and enjoy a drink and a snack as we whiled away an afternoon.
The bedrooms were comfortable and cosy and the beds lovely and warm even in mid winter. The bedding was good quality and fresh and clean.
The bathroom was spacious with a large shower as well as a free standing bath. Water was hot and plentiful and a number of bathroom essentials were provided.
Off road parking was right outside the gate which gives access to the property, which is on a battle-axe block behind a house.
One of the things I especially liked about Jane's place was the colourful furnishings and quirky artwork which made it more like a home and less like a standard industrial hotel room.
It would be interesting to come back in the summer and enjoy the garden some more :-)