Cozy in every sense of the word. You immediately feel like curling up with a blanket and a book, both amply provided (along with many other treats). It’s not a huge space, yet laid out so intelligently that everyone has a place to hang out, separately or as a group.
Great architecture, engineering, and design. It’s kind of a mix between a woodsy cabin (dark brown tones, high A-frame window, wood textures) and a 1920s Art Deco apartment (striking black and white tile patterns and op-art designs). Unexpected mix that works beautifully.
Kim and Andrew couldn’t have been more responsive or receptive. They replied to our questions about the unit quickly and considerately. The shelves and drawers provide ample comfort supplies, from personal care and hygiene to beverages, coffee, and snacks. You could come here empty-handed and make do for quite a while.
We stayed at Bridgetown Bungalow even though we live less than a mile away! We were having work done on our house and needed to be out for a few days, and this was a lovely, plush accommodation. Very good hosts, we always felt looked after and cared for. Stay with them, but hopefully not during our upcoming remodels – we’ll be back too!