Lune Cottage nestled between Lake District and Yorkshire Dales

The position of the cottage to the areas we wanted to visit. The local pub offered a wide and interesting menu and the staff were professional but lovely.

My sister who has ambulatory problems found the shower in the wet room possible to use as there were few grab rails near the shower and the floor when wet was slippery. She was pleased with the toilet and wash basin facilities where there were adequate numbers of grab rails.

Great location, it has everything we needed for a short stay

Nothing

Quiet. Lovely farm surrounds. Plenty of room for luggage. Free car parking. Sealed carpark made movement of luggage easy.

Bed was too high. Surfaces had been cleaned but there was a film over them. Clothes drying facilities were initially poor but were improved once a drying frame was provided.

The good things- the property is as pictured. The rooms are large. The bathrooms are modern. The kitchen has everything you need. The TV's are massive, but I didn't use them. The yard is large and it's definitely in the country. It's a beautiful stone cottage that is reasonably modern inside. So much potential here.

The property needs a good spring clean, some dishes were dirty as the dishwasher sounded on but wasn't, and there are very old, dusty cobwebs hanging from the ceiling. The lounge is old and gross. The beds were too high, so you couldn't sit on them. Some of the pots and pans need replacing as they are so damaged. The spa bath doesn't work. The cottage is by a highway and while you can't hear the traffic you get the noise from a cattle grid on the road that every car and truck runs over exiting the highway. There is no instruction booklet therefore you don't know how to adjust things such as the heating that was too hot for me. There is a good washing machine but no dryer or rack to dry clothes.