We stayed in Geraldine's house for 4 nights. On arrival there were donkeys there to greet us in the adjoining field. There was fresh fruit prepared for us to feed the donkeys which the kids loved, and us. There was a boxed platter of nice meats, chesses, cherry tomatoes, nachos, crackers, salsa and Branston pickle. Delish. There was also a bottle of wine, very nice. Close to numerous beautiful beaches, shop, pubs and eateries, apache pizza, Chinese, Indian and pub food. Outside has a lot of seating, back and front with views of mountains and an amazing sun set. Kitchen has all mod cons and a huge fridge freezer. Toilet downstairs which is always a plus with children. Lovely bright dining room with lovely big table and nice views. The sitting room is huge with two recliner seats and a recliner sofa. Also two other very comfy recliner seats that can be easily moved between the dining room and sitting room. The TV has skyQ with sky movies which was a great added bonus especially if you have children with you. The two large bedrooms are lovely and big with ensuites and plenty of wardrobe/drawer space. The other room has two single beds which were very comfy. I slept in one of the King beds and when I woke up the first morning, I thought I was at home because the mattress was very good quality and super comfy, as were all the beds. The house has carpet in the sitting room and lovely mats so it's really cosy. There were sheep skin like mats at the side of the beds so you stepped onto lovely softness when getting out of bed. There were bottles of water left on the lockers in bedrooms which was a nice touch. The place has special little touches which makes the place feel really comfy. Inside and outside we're really clean and beautifully kept. There was fresh flowers in a vase when we arrived alongside loads of information re WiFi, local activities and all things you would need to know. Geraldine was on hand if we needed anything at all. I would highly recommend a stay here. Lovely house, lovely host. Thanks again Geraldine