From the perspective of 'City People', The Breambar Cottage was a good balance of being isolated in nature and modern day amenities. Tony was very responsive to messages which was very helpful. After a long cold day at the office and an hour and a half drive, we were welcomed to a clean and inviting cottage that Tony warmed up by lighting the fireplace before our arrival.
The cottage had a quaint kitchen with all your basic essentials, a beautiful modernised bathroom and a cosy living room (where the notebooks was watched TWICE in front of the fireplace).
The Guest room went unused upon our stay as it was far too cold to make constant bathroom trips in the middle of the night so all 4 guests were huddled in the main cottage.
There was bottled water, cartons of milk, crackers and a 3 eggs in the fridge (which we were not too concerned with as we bought all of our own food to cook). The one thing that we wished we had was a regular sponge to wash our dishes!
The fire pit was the main reason why we wanted to stay but unfortunately did not get to spend as much time as we would've liked there.
The 2 men in our group went for a walk around the area and were astounded by the beauty of it while the 2 women stayed and kept the fire burning.
All in all, it was a wonderful experience and getaway. Would love to come back when it's a few degrees warmer ;)