Ria was so welcoming, we could of spent hours talking.
The greatness:
• Helpful when required for amenities.
• There was a small electric heater that was adequate to warm the room during the night before sleeping.
• Having a whole shelf in both the massive fridge and large cupboard.
• Large food bowls. Not those "this is not a bowl it's a child bowl - but will do for Airbnb!" Ria provides real cutlery and proper plates too.
• Wi-Fi throughout.
• Shower functions as intended
Accommodation Tip:
• You'll find the house cold, bring a jumper - one reason is a few doors will be left open to supply fresh air in the house; and possibly allow the host's dog access to outside.
• Close the blinds in the bathroom and get all angles, or you'll be giving (probably no one to be honest) pedestrians a show.
The neutral (for light sleepers):
If you hear helicopters on the day, expect them to be operational until the evening curfew. This only occurred on one day; a training school or military base 'may' operate around this area.
The not so satisfying (only one, but it matters):
The houses on the street are built in the direction that won't receive the sunlight through the front or rear windows (nothing to do with the host). However, with the doors open all day (as mentioned above) it makes this house cold throughout.