Layout of the cottage, good size for a family with dogs. The location was great and the small garden was a real jewel in the crown.

Water pressure affected the shower power on the top floor. The main bathroom toilet seat needs replacing.

The property is a well equipped and spacious house very close to the main action of the slipway in the village. You have to be mobile and it is not easily accessible for anyone with walking challenges - even getting down to the main village and then the many steps that are around. the house took a wee bit of finding so a little map might be good but the tiny alleyways and the layered up village are part of its charms. We do swim and so you do have to walk round to a little beyond the Boggle Hole for a good clear beach but the views at all times are stunning. It should be made clear to all that a parking permit for the week is required on top of the cost of the accommodation (£63 for a 6 night stay) We loved the AGA and the coffee machine (bean to cup) was good.

All good. the Parking info would have avoided a wee shock on first arrival. As there is a part about a beach later, just an explanation that the beach at the Bay is dramatic and good to walk on a low tide - right along the coast but not good for swimming. For that you have to go an area just before Boggle Hole at lowish tide so you can see where you are going or a larger clear beach beyond the Boggle Hole - just being aware of the tide but this is the safest area.

The location and it was very comfortable

quaint historical fishing village

Accessibility horrendous for anyone with mobility issues- we were not informed about this before booking - i do not recommend this for anyone who cannot walk up / down a very steep hill ! there is absolutely no where to park to drop off or pick up although it states there is ! the area was always full ! the driver of the vehicle must be an absolute professional driver who can reverse round hair pin bends !!!