Extremely well equipped for a small property. Very clean. welcome pint of milk in fridge on arrival.Good communication.

stairs are a bit steep for older people. Located on a busy road. No garden .

Well equipped, comfortable and very clean.

On a main road so traffic noise.

Wonderful little cottage, fully equipped with all you need

Everything was fab

Cottage was so cosy and very clean, loved our 2 night stay 😊

The cottage was well equipped and cosy

The road is a bit noisy at night/morning but i wore earplugs and that solved the issue!

lovely old cottage with a modern kitchen and bathroom, perfect for exploring the local area. comfortable and just what we needed.

there was nothing to dislike

The cottage was fantastic. It had everything we needed for a really relaxing and quiet stay. Great location. have rebooked already

lovely quant cottage, lovely touches :shampoos, chocolates, biscuits and drinks left for us.

lovely and cosy, perfect for a getaway cottage was well equipped and had everything we needed

on the main road so can be noisy with traffic. not an issue for us but lighter sleepers should be aware

The cottage was cosy warm and fully equipped for a comfortable stay.

Cottage was beautiful and well equipped and great location for visiting The Dales.

Beautiful little cottage. Perfect little get away accommodation.

Dark brown scale in kettle! Shower not functional as a shower!

Great base for days out, very cosy and lovely overall.

Main road right outside but this can’t be helped. Once you have settled in you won’t even notice it.

travelled for work and as it was same price as the pub down the road ( bar a few quid) job done - whole house - settee - kitchen - just like i got at home, so it was a no brainer - road is noisy but i read the reviews so not an issue. lovely little village - should have done my home work though as the only place to do a bit of grocery shopping is the little post office so my evening meals were a bit limited but i didnt starve. have read some silly comments about parking on a hill - well assuming you have a license and drove there then i dont see what the issue is - maybe its time those guys used their bus passes lovely cottage - comfy bed and settee - all mod cons - what more can you ask for?

Was self catering... Long Preston is a pleasant village near a railway, view was pleasant from the main bedroom of Eastcote Cottage, it's on the main road also, so, at times, rather noisy with the traffic... The local Pub is a good walk away and always looked closed too (the other Pub was abandoned)

No parking as in booking information, off road parking is not on site. No wardrobe or closet (unless you are 6ft 6in+ to hang items behind curtain on the landing) as in booking information. No Laundry Airier either... Outdoor Dining? Terrace? No notification of Owner change for communication and Key Code details... Smelt at times of a 'wet dog' (not that we're adverse) *Cleaning, left the Cottage in a reasonable condition, however, paying £30 *extra for cleaning (as per booking) to find a 'polite' message on a Henry to 'please use before leaving'!! (bit of a joke tbh!) And no, didn't use it, sorry...

The location was important as my friend and I were partaking in the Macmillan mighty hikes marathon saturday 3rd July

Needs to be decluttered, remove the shag pile dirty rug, remove the fake flowers, very dusty and unappealing, have bedfing on the spare bed. We were rudely disturbed Sunday morning at the point of showering, by a delivery van that told us to move the car from the roadside, where we were allowed to park!!! The delivery man was disrespectful and angry.

The cottage is absolutely delightful. It is cute and so cosy. It is clean, well furnished and lovingly decorated, with well stocked cupboards in the kitchen, good WiFi and several entertainment options, for example a TV, dvd player, music sytem(which we didn't actually use), books to read, leaflets on local places to stay. There is a good sized fridge/ freezer in the kitchen, an oven (which we never used), microwave, kettle, toaster and a dishwasher, which meant no need to wash up! 😀 The double bed was so cosy. The bed in the upstairs bedroom was not made up with sheets, which was a shame, as it's a lovely room that one of us would have liked to use, to have some personal space after a day out together. Reading our booking details again (a bit late I know!) I guess this is considered the extra bed for children, which has to be arranged in advance and paid for at £10 a night. Also you have to provide your own bed linen for it! If I had read the small print more carefully, I would probably have arranged this, as the attic room is lovely and would have given us more space. The bathroom was clean and as expected. However, we had problems each morning with the toilet needing more flushing than would have thought necessary, which must be a design fault as we don't have a problem at home. We didn't have time to use the outside seating area, as we had busy day and evening plans but would have not found it very useful if we had been expecting to use it. It was a table and two chairs around the back of the cottage facing a small grassy area. In the evenings this is in the shade (not sure about the morning, I didn't take note of this) But it is away from the main road!

The main road was more busy than expected and noisy during the night and early morning. But we managed to sleep ok as we'd been out walking all day. The location was a bit further east than we would have liked, which was our fault of course, away from the routes to climb each of the three Yorkshire peaks (one a day) and places to eat out during the evenings. But we still managed to do what we wanted, we just had a bit more driving to do than we would have liked. I did not like having to park on the narrow, steep hilly road alongside the cottage, as I was always worried about the handbrake holding the car safely. But it all worked out fine 🙂 We always managed to get parked, always further up the road from the cottage, and the car didn't roll at all, as I always left the car in gear while parking, to help the handbrake cope. All of the three comments above were nothing the owner of the property could do any differently and was partly due to our own choice of a place to stay. But, maybe, with this knowledge, and more careful thought on my side, I may have chosen other place to stay. However we had a good 4 night stay in the cosy, well equipped, cottage.

Comfortable place to stay. Recommend as a short stay for family or friends who get on well with each other. Limited space but doable. Good location - we did a circular route over the back to Langber Lane - Settle and then along the Ribble River path back to Long Preston (15 miles)

Only a couple of things to say but on the whole good. Unfortunately there was no hot water through the taps so we had to boil the kettle for needs. Shower worked fine. Not that we needed the TV much but looked forward to a movie Saturday evening after a lovely meal out; Netflix was advertised as available but not accessible with no obvious instructions.

Cheap. Lovely and warm once we figured out the heating control. Clean. Large bathroom. Large fridge freezer.

Rather small and cramped for four people. Beds were too soft. Furnishings are old and mismatched and several kitchen items chipped or damaged. Fine for a short stay but nowhere to put your clothes or bags for a longer stay. On a fairly busy road with a tricky turn round a corner.

Wonderful cottage and a perfect location for touring the Dales and on the doorstep of Settle. Felt so comfortable here and very clean too.

Really clean cosy cottage.