“Fantastic location, walkable from central Ambleside while very private.”
Our arrival was a bit if an anti climax - had to crank the heating up so I was grateful for the glass of Bristol Cream, which warmed me.
Not least as there wasn’t even a couple of tea bags and a drop of milk for a brew after a long drive. (Unless we couldn’t find them - and we did hunt).
One toilet roll for a three-day stay isn’t adequate.
It is one of the cleanest properties we have stayed in with plentiful hot water for a bath after walking, and adequate wardrobe and storage ...
Our arrival was a bit if an anti climax - had to crank the heating up so I was grateful for the glass of Bristol Cream, which warmed me.
Not least as there wasn’t even a couple of tea bags and a drop of milk for a brew after a long drive. (Unless we couldn’t find them - and we did hunt).
One toilet roll for a three-day stay isn’t adequate.
It is one of the cleanest properties we have stayed in with plentiful hot water for a bath after walking, and adequate wardrobe and storage space. The kitchen is well equipped too.
It’s unfortunate a roof window blind has been torn and needs replacing, as I was woken by the light each morning.
We love Ambleside and enjoyed our stay.
It’s unfortunate the Easter week prices left a bitter taste - £333 per night raised our expectations such that the aforementioned issues, and tiny bath towels detracted from what may have been a more glowing review if £200 per night.
At this price, I’d have preferred a room at a 5* hotel.
There was a booklet of info tucked in a draw and if there’d been the usual welcome note and contact details, we would happily have shared this with the owners to discuss, rather than in a public forum.
