The accommodation is within a grand old house with high ceilings and character furnishings. My main concern was that Martha did not materialise and she had said a couple of hours before my arrival. Instead I was checked in by her sister who only spoke broken English and had only been in UK for a week.
I chose to book here mainly for the "free parking". When I arrived I was told to park on the road in a residents parking area without a visitors permit. I was told it was OK to do so, even though I was clearly taking a risk in doing so. Given Martha was nowhere to be found, it was a struggle communicating and getting this resolved. Eventually the next day they agreed to give me a permit, but the whole episode caused me some anxiety.
There was also no locks on the bedroom doors with other guests wondering about, so may cause a security risk.
House rule say eat hot food in kitchen not bedroom, but there are no chairs in kitchen.
Breakfast was unbelievably sparse, with coffee, one cereal and milk.