The property was large with nice quirky and original features.

There were access issues which we were not aware of in booking process, and apartment is not really suitable for elderly or young babies both of which we had with us.

We loved most things about the place. We enjoyed staying there. The place is spacious and comfortable.

The upstairs bathroom doesn't lock. The frying pans are really a health hazard. You must throw them away.

The location and local restaurant proximity

nothing

The house itself is lovely, very big. Spacious rooms. There were 8 of us, 6 adults, one 5 year old and a baby of 5 weeks. There was plenty of room for all of us. The bedrooms were comfortable, the lounge very big with plenty of comfy seating and a big TV with wifi. The kitchen is big with great cooking facilities, not that we did much. We were only there for the weekend. There is a dining room next to the kitchen. I couldn't fault the house. The only drawback was getting into it. The buildings on this side of the road are built into the side of a hill descending into the river valley. We had to go down a path/alley almost to river level, turn left and walk a few yards past the outside space of a winebar (a very tasteful winebar), then up 4 flights of a fire escape to the door of the house. We had to carry the baby up in her mothers arms, while 2 people carried the pram up Having said that it was a very nice location. The sight and sounds of the river bubbling away was lovely. From the back windows we could see the hills opposite. Round the corner is a lovely big park, with tennis courts, skateboard area, childrens play park with water play area, a boating lake, a miniature train giving rides, a bouncy castle, cafe selling food and drinks, an ice-cream kiosk, plenty of benches, well-kept garden areas. We all had a great weekend at the House on the Bank.

As above, the way in.