Grey Oak

Lovely accommodation, large rooms with high quality furnishings. Separate patio area.

Only small criticism would be to change the plug sockets next to the bed to include USB charger ports. We couldn't charge our phones.

The property was spotless. Communication with the host was effortless and replies were always really quick. Got greeted by a wild peacock which was a first for me!

I arrived at night and was worried about finding the place in the dark but they had a flashing red light at the entrance gates so found it easily

The self contained unit was a converted multiple car garage and by far the largest (in area size) stay on our 5 week stay in England. It was very spacious and had everything needed to self cater. In fairness , it was spotless.

Well, I must have stayed in a different place to most of the other reviewers? The accommodation was difficult to find, photos provided by the hosts of the recessed entrance gates are not of much use when you are driving on a busy road doing 50 - 60 miles an hour. But thats minor. First thing you notice inside the unit ( foyer connects the 2 properties) is a very large lounge area with a rows of low wattage downlights in the ceiling and a single free standing floor lamp on. Next thing you notice is the lights switches to turn on the downlights were removed and replaced with a blank panel (see photo). I checked the welcome brochure and the first 2 pages were the usual instructions, then page after page of "Cost of living, energy crisis and covid material". It was also mentioned in the intructions that 3 lamps (each connected to a wireless controled outlet) were supplied for lighting use. The ensuite had two lights but only the one on the sensor worked, very anoying when getting up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet, constantly waking up my wife. But it gets stranger, we were a little cold but could find any controls to adjust the heating, so my better half sent a message on Booking.com, 5 minutes later a reply, along the lines "we have increased the temperature in the unit by a few degrees". But it gets even stranger, the garden area looked quite pretty and we wanted to take some pictures, ops the foyer door to the garden was locked. We got some more bags from the car and surprise surprise, my wife tried the door again and this time it was unlocked, but no hosts to be seen. But what we did see was signage in the garden/ lawn area wth the words "Private area, keep out". Never in our 10 years of travel to Europe, staying in 80 plus stays have we ever experienced the level of control that this host has installed.