Quiet, and peaceful location. Amazed about how historically ancient the house is, and yet it is still alive and habitable. I enjoyed my bed, good sleeps I had. The bathroom space was generously spacious for an en-suite. Thankfully, I had an electric heater too so internal temperature was comfortable.

Perhaps a little cleaning on some lamps to get rid off some cobwebs.

Thank you for the nice discussions!

Michael is a great host and a lovely man. He's very friendly and helpful. He took us on a mini tour around the area which was great. It felt more like being home than staying in a guest house.

There are shared batbroom and kitchen facilities so getting the timing right for preparing breakfast for example can be a challenge.

Comfy bed. Very helpful member of family drove us into town so we could get some dinner when the roads are windy and very dark! While it was supposed to be accommodation only, as we were leaving we found a message stuck on the outside of our door frame offering us an opportunity to grab some breakfast. By that stage it was too late as we were packed and ready to go. It would have helped enormously if we'd known the night before!

Heating was only a small electric heater in a reasonably large room. In the morning the bathroom was freezing cold and we just wanted to forget showers and warm up in the car. Some towels looked like beach towels. Felt intrusive to go into the host's kitchen to be able to make a cuppa, when providing those facilities in the room would have been non-intrusive for all! I have no problem with low key hospitality if it is guest-focused but sadly despite the best intentions this just seemed amateur and maybe lacked real insight into what guests might be looking for. Maybe it just needed a bit more of a professional touch.