The Storekeeper's cottage is beautifully renovated with the perfect balance of contemporary amenity and heritage charm. The neat Georgian frontage may have you thinking it's small inside, but it's surprisingly spacious and could comfortably accommodate a small family or two couples without feeling cramped. With more books to read than time available, and not one but three wood fires to sit beside, it seemed a shame to only stay for the night!
The cottage was sparkling clean, with a plentiful bar fridge of drinks and light meals if arriving late in the day. We stayed at the Storekeeper's after a day of rock climbing at the nearby Sand River crag, and highly recommend it as a treat after a day climbing. Recommend a short walk up the road to the local pub for a drink before dinner, and walking back via the church (built in 1846) to see the many headstones dating back to the 1800s.