Flossy's House -Uk35020

Excellent location and a really lovely place to stay .

Lovely stay, the cottage was in a great location and was really well equipped. Hosts were lovely and not intrusive!

Flossy’s House was lovely and comfortable with everything you would want, except for Wi-Fi which was practically non existent. Just a minor thing… a radio would be nice and also a hair dryer. But these are purely personal items which would have made a difference to us.It must be said that the views around the cottage are incredible.

Absolutely beautiful cottage, very relaxed feel, spotlessly clean and a lovely welcome for us and the doggies. The coffee and biscuits were exceptional. Great hosts and really helpful with signposting to fantastic places to visit and eat. I highly recommend booking here as you will not be disappointed 😁

We really enjoyed staying at Flossy's. The house itself was tastefully decorated, finished to a very high standard, and incredibly well-kept. The welcome biscuits and coffee were gratefully received. We especially appreciated how dog-friendly the hosts were, with a full basket of useful dog equipment provided, and your furry pal even permitted on the sofa (with special dog blankets provided). Some small (& hopefully constructive) feedback...Both doors stick (mainly the front, but also the back a little) and are difficult to close without using some force. Slamming the back door shut was disruptive when taking the dog out early in the morning for a wee, so we left the door ajar until we were both up so we didn't disturb the other if they were sleeping. It would be useful to provide a hairdryer. I don't think I've ever stayed in a self-catering house that hasn't offered one, so sadly I didn't take mine with me. And finally, we were not fans of the automatic bathroom light. If you needed to use the bathroom overnight, you had no choice but to be faced with a very bright light. Meanwhile, showering on an evening the light sensor would go off leaving you in the dark, and you had to open the shower door and wave your arms around to get it to come back on again.