Guests say
Seasong is a quaint cottage in a peaceful, private location with a lovely garden, appreciated for its quirky decor and imaginative lighting. Guests enjoy the local pub and proximity to nature reserves, though some find the cottage's interior dark and the bed and sofas low. The welcome pack is a nice touch, and the property is well-equipped for a relaxing stay.
The property generally seems well-kept, though there was a mention of an unclean grill pan, which suggests room for improvement in cleanliness. No other specific complaints about cleanliness were noted.
The location is praised for its beauty, privacy, and quietness, with easy access to local amenities and nature reserves. However, some guests found the parking situation inconvenient due to bird droppings and limited on-site parking.
Guests find the cottage cosy and the bed comfortable once in it, but some mention low furniture and an uncomfortable mattress. The lack of a full-height partition between the bedroom and bathroom was noted by a few guests.
The property is well-equipped with a thoughtful welcome pack and efficient appliances. However, there are reports of maintenance issues such as a leaky sink, flickering light, and a heavy kettle. The lack of a microwave and freezer compartment was also noted.
The welcome pack was much appreciated by guests, indicating thoughtfulness from the owners. However, it should be noted that such gifts are a kind gesture and may not be guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
From this coastal hideaway for two, discover all that the North Norfolk Coast has to offer.. All on the
Ground Floor:
Open plan living space.
Living area: Freeview Smart TV, Bluetooth Speaker, Woodburner
Dining area.
Kitchen area: Electric Cooker, Fridge, Dishwasher, Washing Machine
Bedroom: (2 Steps), Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Ensuite Wet Room: Shower, Toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Welcome pack. Enclosed walled garden with sitting-out areas and garden furniture. On road parking. No smoking.. A wonderful, sensitively designed, single-storey barn conversion, is situated on the North Norfolk Coast, close to the salt marshes and Salthouse Heath, rspb bird reserve and under half a mile’s walk from Salthouse beach. This adjoining holiday cottage has perfectly designed interior for a cosy week’s escape from the city, and ideally situated for walkers and bird enthusiasts, with miles of coastline, footpaths and country lanes on the doorstep to explore. Tucked away on an unmade lane, this holiday cottage is within easy reach of a village shop and delicatessen, crab and shellfish shop and café. It is also a short walk from one of the best village pubs in the area, with excellent food, wine and ale, along with wonderful views across Salthouse marsh. Renovated to retain its original features including exposed beams, wood clad ceilings and reclaimed flooring. Decorated and furnished to provide a perfect retreat for relaxation and exploring the delights of Salthouse and the North Norfolk coastline. Boasting an open-plan living room with a wood-burning stove and a well-equipped kitchen/dining room. Furnished with character, including vintage chairs and table, beautiful sofas and atmospheric lighting. The property includes an enclosed walled garden, with views to Salthouse Heath and the spectacular Salthouse church, a perfect spot to sit, relax and dine in. The Georgian market town of Holt is 4 miles, with a supermarket, shops, cafés, restaurants and inns. Explore Blakeney Quay, 2 miles or a little further, Wells-next-the-Sea, Holkham Hall and Holkham beach, 10 miles. Beach 1/2 mile. Shop and pub 1/2 mile.
Free WiFi
Reviews (12)
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Confirmed Guest
As an asthmatic l was disappointed with only feather pillows and a feather duvet.Had l known in advance, l could have brought a suitable pillow of my own.I would not recommend the place for people with weak arthritic hands. The door catches are awkward, the taps stiff and the kettle very heavy.All the mood lighting is lovely but sadly, not very practical. lf you come back after dark, the dim light by the entry door is inadequate. You need to use a torch to negotiate the steps and get along to the main light switch bank.lt would be useful to know what items of rubbish are recycled, and the actual location of the bins to be used. l brought my recycling home with me as it was an easier option.l went to use the grill pan and found that it had not been cleaned. Fortunately l had some foil to protect my food.Seasong is in a lovely location, it's a shame that the impractical set up lets it down.Finally, a note for whoever does maintenance. The bathroom sink leaks and the light to the left of it flickers a lot and doesn't always come on. It would helpful if you let people know about the feather bedding and the awkward door catches. l am not in the habit of complaining, but if l struggled all week, l am sure other people with limited hand mobility would too.
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Nicola Bendall
Lovely cosy cottage,lots of local places to visit and eat at.We couldn’t get the bedroom radiator to work and on our second night we were woken by a mouse gnawing in the roof
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Confirmed Guest
Comfortable and conveniently located. Local pub did good food. Coast hopper bus passed end of cross street