Overall we had a lovely time. Though there were a few issues with the cabin there were also a lot of positives. We were apprehensive walking onto Katy's property, as the front garden was in need of a bit of TLC and didn't make the greatest impression. The cabin itself is off to the right facing into a small courtyard at the back of Katy's house. The decking and furniture in the photos are also in need of some care. The blue chair is broken and the decking is old and slippery. (Katy did warn us to be careful on the decking, and had placed some mats to keep us from slipping as we walked up the ramp.) Katy had already turned on a little lamp and the gorgeous stove-style space heater inside the cabin, so it was lovely and cosy when we went inside. The cabin was clean, and the bed freshly made, with a little collection of blankets in a basket in case we needed extra warmth. We noticed that the pillows were feather pillows, which we couldn't use as one of us has asthma and the other has allergies. We messaged Katy to ask if she had alternative pillows and she responded quickly to say that she would sort it. We went out to do a grocery shop, leaving the stove and lights off. When we returned Katy had lit a bunch of candles in candle holders leading up to the cabin door (lovely!), and had turned the light and stove back on, as well as changing the pillows. That night when we climbed into bed we realised that the duvet was also filled with feathers, and since it was too late to message Katy, we had to remove the duvet and use the various throws/blankets which were in the cabin (which weren't enough to keep us warm that night with the heater off). When we mentioned the duvet to Katy the next day, she said that she didn't have an alternative, and that she had messaged a few friends to ask if they had a non-feather duvet. One of them did and she came to change it that day. We noticed a few other issues whilst we stayed in the cabin: there wasn't enough eggs, sausages and coffee to last the four mornings we were staying, and the bread was out of date; the countertop needed to be sanded and oiled, as it was stained, and starting to rot away around the tap, and the tap was loose; the oven didn't do much unless we turned it up all the way and cooked the food for a long time; the toaster also didn't really toast, even on the highest setting; the smoke detectors had been removed from the ceiling; a plug socket behind the space heater sparked and smoked when we tried to use it; the taps in the bathroom were made from oxidised copper pipe which didn't make for tasty tooth brushing; the WiFi didn't...