Sheringham Holiday Cottages

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Fay B - Verified booking

  “The Annex on Morris Street is just like a bungalow, but with staircase leading to a bedroom in the eaves. I am not able to climb stairs and although the extra bedroom was nice to have, we both stayed in the downstairs accommodation. Which consists of a very large double bedroom, with a King sized bed. I personally would have preferred an actual double wardrobe as opposed to the &ldquo;open-plan&rdquo; type or concept, which consists of a wooden pole, with plenty of hangers, and a couple of slatted shelves. So although I hung up a lot of our clothes we kept the rest of our clothing in the case under the bed.<br /> The bathroom, which is off of the kitchen, has a very nice shower cubicle, but be aware that there is quite a high step to actually get into the cubicle. The bathroom has a Toilet, hand basin and Shower Cubicle.<br /> The kitchen has a lovely big freestanding Fridge-Freezer, as well as Microwave, Gas Hob, and everything else that Self Catering Accommodation needs.<br /> We had a wonderful break and have already booked to return for a Holiday at The Annex on Morris Street. I personally found the 6.5&rdquo; step up to get into the Double Bedroom, from the lounge, very difficult as there was nothing to hold onto, So, next time, I shall be bringing my disabled &ldquo;half-step&rdquo; to make it much easier to manage the 6.5&rdquo; step.<br /> ”

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• Fay B - Verified booking

  “The Annex on Morris Street is just like a bungalow, but with staircase leading to a bedroom in the eaves. I am not able to climb stairs and although the extra bedroom was nice to have, we both stayed in the downstairs accommodation. Which consists of a very large double bedroom, with a King sized bed. I personally would have preferred an actual double wardrobe as opposed to the “open-plan” type or concept, which consists of a wooden pole, with plenty of hangers, and a couple of slatted shelves. So although I hung up a lot of our clothes we kept the rest of our clothing in the case under the bed. The bathroom, which is off of the kitchen, has a very nice shower cubicle, but be aware that there is quite a high step to actually get into the cubicle. The bathroom has a Toilet, hand basin and Shower Cubicle. The kitchen has a lovely big freestanding Fridge-Freezer, as well as Microwave, Gas Hob, and everything else that Self Catering Accommodation needs. We had a wonderful break and have already booked to return for a Holiday at The Annex on Morris Street. I personally found the 6.5” step up to get into the Double Bedroom, from the lounge, very difficult as there was nothing to hold onto, So, next time, I shall be bringing my disabled “half-step” to make it much easier to manage the 6.5” step. ”

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• Jon G - Verified booking

  “We stayed over Christmas. The owners provided a decorated and lit tree - a lovely personal touch. The layout is quirky, but in a good way. A very spacious kitchen-diner is great for breakfasts, although there&#39;s a bigger dining room next door. There&#39;s also a roomy shower room (the shower would easily fit two people) with a toilet, and a comfy living room. The first floor features three bedrooms and a small lavatory room. The second floor has a single bedroom, a double bunk room and a really large bathroom. I&#39;m a little surprised they didn&#39;t make more of the space: if the bath wasn&#39;t so tight against the wall and the angle of the chimney, its shower could be mounted higher. Although the cottage does have a parking space assigned to it, I really don&#39;t recommend using it, as it&#39;s ridiculously difficult to manoeuvre a car into the tight little lane leading to the space, and you risk damaging your vehicle. Instead, park in the Salvation Army car park just before it, to unload, then move your car to the East Cliff car park off Cliff Road nearby, and buy a week&#39;s season ticket, which is also good for the Station Road car park.”

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• Jon G - Verified booking

  “We stayed over Christmas. The owners provided a decorated and lit tree - a lovely personal touch. The layout is quirky, but in a good way. A very spacious kitchen-diner is great for breakfasts, although there's a bigger dining room next door. There's also a roomy shower room (the shower would easily fit two people) with a toilet, and a comfy living room. The first floor features three bedrooms and a small lavatory room. The second floor has a single bedroom, a double bunk room and a really large bathroom. I'm a little surprised they didn't make more of the space: if the bath wasn't so tight against the wall and the angle of the chimney, its shower could be mounted higher. Although the cottage does have a parking space assigned to it, I really don't recommend using it, as it's ridiculously difficult to manoeuvre a car into the tight little lane leading to the space, and you risk damaging your vehicle. Instead, park in the Salvation Army car park just before it, to unload, then move your car to the East Cliff car park off Cliff Road nearby, and buy a week's season ticket, which is also good for the Station Road car park.”

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• M Walker - Verified booking

  “Ideally located in a quiet cul de sac just a nice stroll into the centre of Sheringham and with easy acces to the main road to Cromer. We were actually met on arrival by the owners Jan and David who made us very welcome and provided lots of information on places to eat and shop. The cottage is spacious with two good size bedrooms and lounge, large dining room and well appointed kitchen. The bathroom seemed slightly dated but perfectly functional and immaculately clean, as was the whole house. The stairs to go up are quite steep and narrow and may be a problem for some people, but this appears to be the design of these cottages, an added bonus is the nice enclosed private garden with three sets of tables and chairs, nice flower beds and for us sunshine all day. I would have no hesitation in highly recommending this property.”

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