Marketa met us at the house boat and showed us around. She showed us how everything worked and told us about places to go to eat etc. The house boat has two bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living room. It was particularly hot when we stayed, so the air-con was a great relief. Marketa told us the local ducks and swans would come to say hello and sure enough they did. It was lovely to give them a bit of bread and one cheeky duck nearly came in to the house. There is a small dinghy boat which visitors are allowed to use. It easily took the five of us and we headed off into the centre of town, tied up and walked the extra 15 minutes into town. Perfect and even better it was there when we got back. (we are from London, I'm sure it would have gone had we left it there!) It isn't the fastest boat, so give yourself a bit of time to get anywhere. The camp site just over the way has a small restaurant which was cheap and had pretty good food. You can jump into the river from that side too.
The houseboat was clean, tidy and everything worked.
Marketa was a great host and they have given visitors loads of information in a folder along with use of a mobile phone should you want it.
Directions were well laid out along with what to do with keys and gates etc.
You will be sure to have a great time here!