The property was well equipped comfortable and exceptionally clean and the outside exterior is stunning to look at

The property is situated on a very busy road with heavy traffic flow especially lorry's due to the age of the property there is no double glazing so can be very noisey but you do get used to it, also even tho the property accomadates up to 5 people there is only seating in the lounge for 4 and also at the kitchen table in addition the stair to the upper level are very steep almost vertical and while this is part of the original structure of the property which is 15th century and is quirky being not advertised on the discription may well lead to difficulties for some one with mobility issues

Location was very good for us on our motorbikes and I picked it for the good secure and safe bike parking, which turned out as hoped. The cottage is very nice. Beds were comfy. Good cosy feel to the place. Shower was hot and good pressure. There is a fine pub opposite with decent food and good beer. The breakfast starting at 9a.m. was a bonus and enormous for around a tenner.

It did not bother us, as still mobile and fit, but I think it should be mentioned that the stairs are the steepest I have ever had the pleasure to climb! They would be very difficult for older people etc.

The kitchen table could do with some attention. Like sanding and revarnishing.

Beautiful cottage, well presented and opposite a fabulous pub, the Greyhound, who were very helpful and friendly. Perfect for young couples with no pets, children or mobility issues.

The original instructions received via booking.com with a map location did not direct us correctly and we had to call the Host and Stay phone number listed to get more precise instructions. For a so called 'dog friendly cottage' we were put off when first stepping into the cottage to see a sign limiting the dog to downstairs. We have a non allergenic SEN dog and highly allergic family members. It was obvious that pets had previously been upstairs and not cleaned well as we struggled with our allergies. Lesson learned for booking a dog friendly cottage on our side. Due to the cottage being on the main A61 road to Chesterfield the traffic noise was horrific, especially at night, and I had to sleep downstairs on the sofa with the dog in his bed. We were disappointed 😞 by our stay as we were looking forward to staying in a quaint old cottage like we used to own. For the location it needs better sound insulation/secondary glazing. Take earplugs! Not recommended for pet owners or anyone slightly immobile. On one recommendation to the cottage owner - we have stayed in cottages/rentals all around the world - adding that extra bit like handsoap in the bathroom, a set of extra bedding in case its needed, and better communication, could make a huge difference. Be honest about pet rules in terms and conditions/information when booking, as well as mention the narrow stairs and high sided bath/shower..