The host very kindly booked me a taxi to take me to the railway station. The shower was good - hot water and good pressure.

This is a studio, which I didn't fully realise when I booked and it should be stated as so. The bed is in the living area - the bedhead close to the fridge freezer, which makes a noise like a bluebottle. Underfloor heating means you can't adjust the temperature to suit your needs and it is noisy when it either comes on or goes off with loud clanks. I didn't feel secure - the curtains do not close fully all the way round the windows so you are left with a gap, where anyone can hop over the small gate into the garden and look in as it's on the ground floor/lower ground floor and a public footpath goes beside the property. The curtains are not blackout curtains and let in the street lights for the path going down to the road. There is a lot of traffic noise from the cobbled road down below the studio. The mattress wasn't very comfortable and trying to sit up and read against a hard metal framed bedhead was uncomfortable. When I pulled back the bedspread for my first night the lower sheet was crumpled and rucked up - I would have been embarrassed to give it to a guest at home. The lighting was not good and there were no breakfast bar stools to sit on at the breakfast bar. There was no bedside table or light. There is a washing machine in the bathroom but I couldn't find any washing powder. I texted the hosts to ask them but received no reply. The towels provide were only hand towel size and inadequate for shower towels and my request for shower towels by text went unanswered. In the hall, there is a cupboard which serves as your wardrobe with a cable hanging down next to the light bulb. The cable gets hot and it doesn't look safe.