Dog Friendly Cottages In Sheringham

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Paul - Verified booking

  The property has been refurbished to a high standard and is very comfortable and in a great central location.

  There is a car park nearby that needs to be factored into the costs of staying here at £8.50 per day , although passes could be obtained at a lower cost for longer periods. The cottage is dog tolerant and not dog friendly, it really disappoints that the rules for dog stays are only given after the booking, dogs not allowed on furniture, upstairs , and you have instructions that all dog hair must be removed before departure. This meant we had to hoover before we left to make sure that no traces of the dog existed in the property. No facilities at all for your canine companions, you have to bring everything from beds to bowls. The owners obviously realise the value of customers with pets and want to attract the pet owner market but it all seems a bit grudgingly. There is no enclosed garden as advertised. It is the front of the property which is a paving slab width and not suitable for your pet. Please remove the enclosed garden description in the property description. The another point for consideration is the arrival time of 3pm and an departure by 9.30am. It is a tiny one bedroom property , how on earth does it need a five and half hour turnaround time, meaning a very late arrival and a crack of dawn exit. International guidelines would at least be a 2pm arrival and a 10am departure or later. Also please check your electrics , the lights in the entire property dimmed and turned up on their own constantly. We originally thought it was haunted but soon realised it’s a fault and happened for the duration of our stay. All in all it’s a lovely accommodation for a couple and think you should market it without the pet friendly part as it’s not suitable for pets. That all said you have a lovely property in a great location and is great for a couple for a getaway.

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• Lorraine J - Verified booking

  “We had a fabulous long weekend at Bramble Cottage in Sheringham. The cottage is in a fantastic location for all the local attractions and facilities. Shops, pubs, restaurants and the railway are all only a short walk away. There is a lovely park across the road and lots or walking trails, perfect if you have a dog with you. The cottage itself is great, small, but everything you need. The stairs are steep and the steps are narrow. OK to go up, but coming down could be a challenge if you have mobility issues. For this reason, I personally wouldn&#39;t recommend the cottage for small children. Also note that the garden is not immediately accessible from the property, you need to walk across the parking space. Therefore, you cannot just open the door and let the dog out or let children play unattended. The cottage is also on a busy main road. I would also note that there can be problems driving out of the allocated parking space as vans parked along the road can restrict the view, so caution is required coming out onto the main road.<br /> However, none of those things were major issues and we had a great time. ”

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• Lorraine J - Verified booking

  “We had a fabulous long weekend at Bramble Cottage in Sheringham. The cottage is in a fantastic location for all the local attractions and facilities. Shops, pubs, restaurants and the railway are all only a short walk away. There is a lovely park across the road and lots or walking trails, perfect if you have a dog with you. The cottage itself is great, small, but everything you need. The stairs are steep and the steps are narrow. OK to go up, but coming down could be a challenge if you have mobility issues. For this reason, I personally wouldn't recommend the cottage for small children. Also note that the garden is not immediately accessible from the property, you need to walk across the parking space. Therefore, you cannot just open the door and let the dog out or let children play unattended. The cottage is also on a busy main road. I would also note that there can be problems driving out of the allocated parking space as vans parked along the road can restrict the view, so caution is required coming out onto the main road. However, none of those things were major issues and we had a great time. ”

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• Stephen S - Verified booking

  “On arriving at Annies, our first impression was Wow, The cottage had retained lots of period items yet had all the modern necessities you could ask for; we were very pleased to find a welcome pack that even included biscuits.<br /> The whole cottage was well furnished and clean as was the small patio area at the back of the cottage. The beds were comfortable, bedrooms were light and airy and the bathroom, with a shower, toliet and a bath was very impressive. Annies also has a toilet downstairs, which was very convenient<br /> Once settled in we started to discover lots of little gems, being of a more mature age, these brought back memories from the past, the metal shoe lasts brought back memories of taking shoes to the Cobbler and seeing them being repaired on identical lasts. Memories are very important for my wife who has a diagnoses of Alzheimer&#39;s&#39;. She was able to relate to past memories which made her feel at home, normally she would be anxious in new surroundings, but this was not the case during our stay at Annies. Hopefully we will all return soon. ”

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• Stephen S - Verified booking

  “On arriving at Annies, our first impression was Wow, The cottage had retained lots of period items yet had all the modern necessities you could ask for; we were very pleased to find a welcome pack that even included biscuits. The whole cottage was well furnished and clean as was the small patio area at the back of the cottage. The beds were comfortable, bedrooms were light and airy and the bathroom, with a shower, toliet and a bath was very impressive. Annies also has a toilet downstairs, which was very convenient Once settled in we started to discover lots of little gems, being of a more mature age, these brought back memories from the past, the metal shoe lasts brought back memories of taking shoes to the Cobbler and seeing them being repaired on identical lasts. Memories are very important for my wife who has a diagnoses of Alzheimer's'. She was able to relate to past memories which made her feel at home, normally she would be anxious in new surroundings, but this was not the case during our stay at Annies. Hopefully we will all return soon. ”

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