Casas de campo en Combpyne

“Had a truly wonderful few days and apart from a flickering light in the second bedroom couldn't fauklt the accomodation. Have no reservations in recommedning it”

“Had a four day break with parents, the cottage was spotless on arrival and well equipped. The wifi was occasionally sporadic but to be expected in a rural area. We slept well with no passing traffic and even with four adults there was ample hot water.Lots of seating and although weather was poor the outside seating area was great . Small downside was the property can be rented alongside next door(semi detached) , there is a locked interconnecting door but the noise can carry through a little .”

“Spent the weekend here with friends for my birthday. Really lovely place, large and spacious...looks better than it did in the pictures. We loved the large kitchen and conservatory. It had all the amenities one would need. The property managers were very responsive via email and text. Our only let down was that the hot tub had broken down.”

“Spotless.y clean, every thing in excellent state. would not hesitate going there gain great hosts B and G Pruden”

“What a beautiful area, so peaceful and quiet!”

“We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Perfect for a few days away with our kids and dog. Well kitted out and a great location to explore the local towns and beaches.”

“Pros: - gorgeous interior design - exceptionally well stocked kitchen - spacious - private & quite Cons: - very awkward parking - gabel roof so if you are not careful in the bedroom ad bathroom you can bang your head - bedroom gets very hot in summer - Very small shower - 2/3 of the garden was closed off, leaving very little space for dogs to enjoy”

“Beautifully furnished flat with many thoughtful touches like a sweet welcome package, guide books about the region and even a little fossil hunting kit! We took my parents here for a long weekend and really enjoyed our stay.”

“The Apartment, was quiet and just the right size for one or two people to stay in. The town was walkable to the town, but it was the hills coming back up. There was no onsite parking and it was pop lucky if you got a space on the road.”