Dog Friendly Cottages In Suffolk

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mrs Potter - Verified booking

  A Disappointing stay We have stayed in many holiday cottages over the years. Some have been a delight, others it takes a little time to warm to and some just remain hard work and unrelaxing. Sadly Church Cottage was not for us and fell into the last category. We found the low ceilings and even lower door frames and numerous steps or lintels into the rooms difficult and spent the week trying not to bang our heads or trip over, despite both being well under 6ft. The house booklet recommends anyone over 5ft 6 to mind their head. Although mentioned in the description, the narrow, steep staircases were worse than we expected, especially the offshoot one which twists steeply round and is the only access to the first floor twin bedded room and, inconveniently, the bathroom. Other interesting quirks we experienced were the church bells opposite the cottage which chimed on the hour and every quarter hour, day and night and a noisy cockerel from the early hours. I recommend bringing earplugs if you are a light sleeper and don’t enjoy these sounds. We enjoyed the pretty courtyard garden and the dayroom which overlooks it and luckily could spend time in this part of the property as the weather was good. In comparison, we found the rooms in the older part of the cottage lacked any kind of aspect and were quite dark so didn’t get much use. The Suffolk coast and countryside continues to charm us but this was a disappointing stay and we will not be returning to Church Cottage.

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• Mrs Hopkins - Verified booking

  What a fabulous cottage. Well equipped, immaculately clean and comfortable. Every little detail was perfect, you could see this house is loved by the owners and treated like their own rather than just a rented property. Perfect location and a lovely secure garden which our dog loved. Parking was not an issue loads of parking on the near by common and only a short walk. The stairs are quite steep but if you are bodily able they are perfectly acceptable (our parent's in their 80’s managed) Lovely bedrooms, very clean and both en suite which we wanted. Main bedroom is very bright in the afternoon sun and have easy accessible bathroom which was a joy to use by our elderly parents. Absolutely loved the sliding doors and beautifully thought shutters. Second bedroom has sun in the morning and is as well equipped with the shower over the bath. Cottage had cleaning products available which was a joy and allowed us keeping the bathrooms and kitchen clean during our stay massive thank you. We had a bottle of Prosecco and yummy apple juice waiting for us in the fridge also little welcome pack tea, coffee and biscuits. We would love to return to this lovely cottage in the future. Massive thank you to the owner for making our stay so comfortable

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• Mrs Jane Gould - Verified booking

  The property has been updated and very surprised you are using old pictures/descriptions - all lovely additions to the property. New bifolds into the garden, new furnishings and an addition of a breakfast bar into the kitchen area. Also we were glad we didn’t have our 6ft 5” son with us as were unaware of low ceilings/doorways. It does mention in info book in the house but not on your website. Also think 9am for departure time is very early and 10am would be more reasonable. We were very disappointed with your office response when we reported a seagull had got trapped between the garden wall and next door, the only access to the bird would have been through Church Cottage and we had nothing to get the bird out with. It was on our last day and to my knowledge nothing was done about it. The neighbour was aware however he didn’t have access to Church Cottage/garden which is why I informed you to hopefully sort something out/get animal welfare people in, this was suggested for me to do however I am not local to the area and would have expected you to sort out. Also took ages to get through on the phone to you.

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• Mrs Blyth - Verified booking

  This cottage is in a nice and quiet location and Wangford has a nice pub and useful village store. It is not far to drive to the coast. The house itself was a disappointment. The front door lock was jammed so at first we thought we couldn't get access but then found the back door and used that. There was a serious moth infestation, with moths on the bedroom walls, on the carpets and in the bedding - not nice at all, The straight stairs up to the main bedrooms are steep and this is acknowledged in the description on the website but it does not make it clear that the route to the bathroom requires negotiating a narrow steep curved set of stairs, not easy to use especially at night. This house is only suitable for young people and not for middle aged/elderly or young children and we would never use it again

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• Kelly - Verified booking

  We stayed at your Sweffling Hall site last week with friends who where in the cuckoo and we were in the Swift and I must say our first Glamping encounter did not disappoint. The accommodation was excellent. We were so impressed with the quality of furniture, beds, towels, cleanliness of bedding and everything we could possibly need in the kitchen. It’s was fantastic.I also was impressed with Sandra who welcomed us on site. She was in constant contact throughout or week and making sure we were enjoying our experience. There was a small incident with another tent who had not kept their dogs on the lead which led to my friends dog cutting their paw however Sandra dealt with it straight away and we were grateful.Will definitely be booking again. Thank you

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