Let me start by saying that you should not stay at Stewart’s place. Then why have I given him five stars, you may ask. Allow me to explain….
Stewart’s place has four bedrooms, one of them an ensuite, spread over three floors with three bathrooms, all done up to top-notch standard, a fully-fitted kitchen and a beautiful Juliette balcony which overlooks the rear garden, which then overlooks a large playing field. The bedrooms are well-appointed with comfy beds and an array of cushions (my wife says, “I think a bed looks inviting with lots of cushions across it), extra heaters, fans and also an air cooler. The entire place was clean as a new pin, spotless, with everything laid out exactly where you would have at your place. That’s exactly what we felt when we check-in; it felt like “home.”
There was never a moment where we felt something amiss, either at home or outside. Everything you need or want is a few minutes’ drive, such as Oxford Street, the Unis, Old Trafford, and many other landmarks, including fantastic eateries like Dishoom, Revolution, etc.
Also, did I forget to mention a secured locked place to park your car? That seems over the top, a little extravagant, doesn’t it? Stewart’s home spoils you as it sets a bar, and creates an unrealistic expectation of all other similar places you would be visiting henceforth. It certainly did cloud our judgement of the next place we stayed.
Why is this Stewart’s fault, you would say? It isn’t, and therefore, I feel if you aren’t ready to accept that that’s the way you would now look at other homes, then this place isn’t for you.
But if you are ready, Stewart’s lovely home will pamper you and you would love this place as much as my family and I (including my 4-yr old cockapoo) enjoyed it. We will love to come back here if any of our trips take us to this city again.