Lovely location in the small, historic town of Hawes, close to many super hiking trails and with excellent views. Wether Fell View is a spacious cottage, well equipped with many facilities including made-up wood-burning stove and two TVs. Comfortable, with new carpets. The kitchen is unusually well kitted out, with big fridge-freezer, range and washing machine as well as many utensils, much crockery and cutlery, though no dishwasher. The large bedroom is generously furnished; many hangars in the wardrobe. We used the well stocked Spar supermarket, several pubs, ice-cream parlour, chippie and Tuesday market, all within 2 minutes' walk. A lovely drive of some 20 minutes took us to the Ribblehead viaduct and starting points for hiking each of the Three Peaks.

Just a few minor details. Despite high outdoor daytime temperatures, the living area was cool in the evenings. The electric heating was not adjustable and couldn't be turned on, so the wood-burner was needed. That seems not to have been set up quite correctly as the air vents needed adjustment before it would get going. Once adjusted, it worked well on several evenings. There's no two-pin socket for charging of razors/toothbrushes (the owners said an adaptor had been taken); the light above the bathroom mirror required USB charging before it worked; there was no soap/gel in the shower. A few doors creak: their hinges need oiling.

It was a very quiet, cosy cottage with a lovely small outside area overlooking the fields. Bed was very comfortable and decor and furnishings were of a very good quality.

People passing the cottage could see in and perhaps blinds on the window/door would give more privacy.

The views were fabulous

Couldn’t get the grill to work in the range

Locatie, inrichting, keuken (fornuis was super)

De vulling van de kussens (veren komen eruit) Toilet ( gordijntje voor het raampje doen)