THE GOOD:
The cottage is in a perfect location, with off street parking available, and super close to the main drawcard of the town - the Richmond Bridge. There are kitchen and laundry facilities, as advertised, and a lovely log burner in the rear living area. Joanne was easy to contact and provided information about things to do in the area. We loved the proximity to both the bridge and the township.
THE NOT-SO-GOOD:
I don’t usually like to concentrate on the down side of things, but this place is really tired and needs some updates to warrant the $300+ per night we paid. I noted that the cottages are for sale, and have to wonder if it’s all just got to be a bit too much for the current owner. Whilst I appreciate that the cottage is an historic one, the current furniture is circa 1980s and glassware and utensils look like someone’s leftovers. Old paint tins clearly visible in the yard and area with ironing board is long overdue for a clean.
Would have loved it otherwise.