Dog Friendly Cottages In England

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Christopher - Verified booking

  Stone cottage is a lovely old cottage.

  On our arrival everything was clean and tidy, a few essential items were kindly left to tide us over in case we arrived after the local shop is closed. There are a few things in our opinion that would have made our stay a lot better, the television is smart tv only and could have done with some instructions. The ceramic cooker hob would only let you use one ring at a time, which makes it hard to cook a meal. The steep stairs to the first floor could benefit from a hand rail, needed especially when coming down. The shower could also benefit from some hand holds around the wall above the bath and an anti-slip mat in the bath, as it is very slippery when having a shower The rear garden was a very pleasant place sit and relax, with everything you needed for a pleasant stay. The road at the front of the cottage gets very busy at most times and we noticed that a lot of cars parked on the pavement had some kind of damage to them on the outside that could have been caused by passing traffic, for that reason we parked our car down in the village, which a just a few minutes’ walk back to the cottage. There are two pubs in the village where we spent a few very pleasant evenings. The guest information book, we feel, should contain a contact number in the event of an emergency in the cottage and it would certainly benefit the guests to provide instructions on how to operate the TV.

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• Alison - Verified booking

  This is a beautiful cottage in a lovely village that has everything you need.

  The big bonus for us was being able to go out of the back gate into the castle mound, you can walk for miles in fabulous scenery. The cottage is of an age where there is not a straight wall or floor with quirky features, going to the bathroom is a bit of a challenge. If you have any mobility issues take care but as long as you know and take your time you will be fine. I loved looking at the art work and pottery decorations, it’s like a little art gallery. Very well equipped, everything you need. The television is a smart tv so limited viewing. If you have Netflix or similar you can log on but otherwise it’s mainly iPlayer. Weobley has good pubs and restaurants, we can recommend the Indian takeaways. The Green bean cafe made us very welcome for breakfast. So much to do in the area, if you love walking this is the place to come to. Our dog was also very sad to come home, he also had treats in the welcome pack which is so kind. And thank you for getting a birthday present I had left behind to a friend in the village, I only realised when I was half way home.

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• Gillian - Verified booking

  This is a lovely little property tucked away by the back beach.

  Nestled between two pubs, you’d think it would be noisy but it’s not. The court yard can be a sun trap but watch out for the seagulls… Things were a little dusty and a slight feeling of damp on arrival but this was soon addressed. We did note that there were no recycle bins available. The neighbour told us that despite the owners best efforts they keep being taken. Might be worth storing them in the back? A guide might help for things like bin days (Wednesday). Parking within Teignbridge car parks has increased to £40 a week and it increases in April. It is also not valid for on street parking which is run by the county council. This is something to be aware of. Ring Go operate the parking meters. The back beach is lovely and the sea is a lot calmer, it is also where dogs can go, so if you’re not a fan beware. Finally, beware of seagulls, they can be aggressive and they are not adverse to stealing your food whilst it’s travel to your mouth. They love ice cream, sandwiches and chips. Luckily we were not caught out but saw this going on.

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• Daniel - Verified booking

  Lovely cottage and lovely hosts.

  Very compact living area with large bedrooms, each with own en-suite. Dining table and chairs are available and folded. It is possible to make space for them by moving furniture but most adult groups probably wont bother. Kitchen is tiny but very well thought out. we found it easy to prepare food in kitchen, but having a crate to store bulk food elsewhere turned out to be useful. We brought our little dog who felt welcome there and got on well with the hosts' dog. There was lots of space for her for constitutional walks although no enclosed garden. The area is absolutely lovely for walking and cycling: much quieter than the central Lakes. There is a pleasant pub in the village which serves food as well as a selection of real ales. We did not go in during our week as the vegetarian options were not terribly appealing and we were off drinking following Covid. There is also a great little cafe that serves nice lunches and proper teapot tea. Overall, a nice cosy place to stay with very friendly and helpful hosts. Overall, would highly recommend

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• Jason - Verified booking

  Nice cottage in a good location within Weobley.

  Access directly from the rear garden to walks is a bonus. Parking was no problem, the neighbours all seem to park directly outside their properties, leaving plenty of space. The are how ever a few issues that need to be addressed. We went to use the grill on the first evening and found a pool of solid fat covering the bottom. This made the grill unusable and a potential fire risk. In addition there were were quite a few raised nails in the floorboards in the landing room and the threshold to the bedroom on the 1st floor. I caught my socks a few times and they wre noticeable in bare feet. The heating of the cottage needs to be reviewed. The ground floor rooms were very cold the first 3 nights, despite the rather small radiators being hot to the touch and the thermostat turned up. I also noted the heating was set to 14 degrees on the mornings I checked (7:30am and 8:25am). It was therefore cold downstairs in the morning. A couple of free standing heaters would be a welcome addition.

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