Being disabled I was a little concerned about going away but this disappeared as soon as I arrived. The space is bright, minimalistic but warm and welcoming. There are little touches like plants and games about. There's plenty of storage and everything you could need.
As advertised there's no TV but this suited me a lot. There was one night of 3 that I hear the pub but they went quiet around midnight and I had windows open.
Both Jackie and Sophie were so helpful and willing. I ate frequently in the cafe which is a lovely independant space that is the hub of the local community. There are classes, a table for lonely people to chat to random people at, a diverse menu and all with ethical choices in mind. I'm not fussy but was asked more than once if I was okay if I needed anything or if something suited and that is the care and attention they carry into the living place too. The shower in particular is just beautiful. I could have comfortably stayed for longer than the 3 days. It really did feel like a little home from home including concerned neighbours :)