Woodland Hazel Lodge

Pros: Very clean tidy lodge. Delightful walk in natural woodland behind lodge. Smiley helpful staff. Very good value for money.

Nature-lovers' heaven

Pros: This is a beautiful little getaway from the world. It's a stunning place to be, with the comforts of home. The \

Cons: The property as a whole is beautiful, but some areas need a little TLC. We went down to the fire pit, but the steps down to it, and the furniture there, were a bit rotten. Would also benefit from having some herbs and spices in the cupboard for your cooking as it's self-catered. Also there is no reception sign, so there were a few people looking round for guidance. It's the door marked private. You might need to knock on to get towels because my emails requesting them weren't seen. Be mindful you have to pay on site for towels, pet fee and for electricity. Overall, just wonderful and the staff are great!

Weekend fun

Pros: Accommodation and location, outside area with gate for to keep the dog safe.

Cons: Not that I didn't like but a couple of side tables for drinks would be useful 🤔 Possibly a larger frying pan. But accommodation was great.

Pros: Great accomadation clean and tidy. Welcome Tea and Coffee Lodge was great and the park was spotless. Hosts were very welcoming. Great base to explore the surrounding area

Nice base for weekend stay

Pros: Very comfortable lodge, good location for exploring area, lots of nice walks

Cons: Lodge quite dark as tucked into hill at back, no view from front except car park and other lodge

Comfortable lodge

Pros: Spacious lodge and little additions like, milk, tea, coffee & biscuits on arrival. Liked the little gates you could put up if you wanted on the porch. Good shower and other additional items like pepper & oil were much appreciated.

Cons: First time we've had no hairdryer or towels and there was a big gap in the seal of the door at the bottom right-hand corner if you're looking out from the lodge. First time we've ever had to pay additional costs for electricity (£15) and the dog, despite requesting dog friendly at booking (£30) for a chihuahua so (£45) all in, on top of the cost already paid. However, it was comfortable enough for 3 days.

Pros: Cute little cabin, nice nature, cosy atmosphere, nice host

Cons: Absolutely 0 sound insulation between cottages, so it's a gamble who is staying next to you (in our case both sides as our cottage was in the middle). Next to us was a large family of 10-12 people, you could hear them as they were in the same room. First night they stayed awake till 3am, the second night I don't know if they were sleeping at all. They weren't yelling or having loud music, but just normal talking and kids were running - but without sounding insolation we could hear every single word. So if peace and quiet is you priority - its a huge gamble

Most enjoyable - will certainly return !!

Pros: The location was excellent. The chalet was perfect for our needs. The hostess Glenda was extremely helpful and so welcoming. It was a most enjoyable break. The weather and the scenery were amazing !!

Cons: Would have liked to walk into town and back. There was a path but not an easy walk

Very well equipped lodge

Pros: Lodge was,perfect for our needs. Only stayed for 2 nights to do some local hillwalking. Very comfortable and well equipped for self catering.

Pros: Lovely, cosy clean cabin. Dog friendly, quiet and everything there we needed for our short break. Glenda, our host, was lovely, made sure we were all ok and settled in and was on hand in case of any issues, which there weren't. We will definitely come back and highly recommend xx

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