haddeo was a nice cottage with very thick walls but very dark inside had to have the lights on most of the while when we were inn . few down falls was no chest of draws in none of the bedrooms . the tv reception was very hit and miss there is a freesat dish outside which struggles to find bbc 1 and through to 5 i spend nearly an hr changing the channels no instructions how to work it . plenty of hot water oil ch . got into the cottage to mind no info pack how to work the cooker wot time you had to be out by the sat . i think a little more time and effort in

I have already written a review about the cottage. In all it was a very pleasant property but on two counts it fell short of being excellent.

The instructions for obtaining entry were abysmal - they were downright wrong and applied to the adjacent cottage. The only other complaint was that it looked as though the garden hadn't received attention within the previous year. Indoors everything was fine but overall the ship is being spoiled for a ha'porth of tar as the old saying goes!.

Charming and quaint cottage, very cosy, the ford was a great for our kids ( 12 and 13 ) who played in there for hours, dogs safely in a fenced garden, although a little steep for anything else. Very comfortable cottage, all the basics plus a few extras are there, the village is quite isolated and beautifully quiet , a great base for exploring exmoor. Living room held a soft smell from the wood burner and if it had been colder we would have lit the fire ourselves. Great welcome pack, had to go to dulverton to get provision and struggled to find takeaway but