Dog Friendly Apartments in East Anglia

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Alison - Verified booking

  On arrival the parking space was not obvious at all, ie no lines painted etc.

  We knocked on door of unhappy neighbour to see where it was. The neighbour had parked his van badly so after a 7 hour drive it was very tricky to park. Especially as he had an extra vehicle parked right next to the stairs down to the appt. Then the outside light didn’t come on to guide us down to the front door of the appt. It was raining and slippy and fairly steep with a handrail so we had to use our phone torches. Stress factor 10. Once inside it is a really stylish apartment immaculately presented and everything was very comfortable. However there was no welcome pack information folder so as it was freezing cold it was hard to work out how to change the heating system initially. More stress. Apartment was equipped with bathroom toiletries, tea coffee sugar etc and a bin liner and kitchen roll and 2 tea towels but that was it! So no salt and pepper, no milk in the fridge, no washing up brush or sponge scourer, no dishwasher tablet and no fairy liquid. Tesco’s isn’t far away but had it been closed.. also mirror light in bathroom not working. nightmare. Recommendations.. welcome pack, tidy up steps down to look more welcoming, check lighting, masonry paint view from lounge dining area outside as unloved and ugly, not befitting the lovely interior of the appt. Great proximity to centre, stylish apartment but hated parking situation having to knock on neighbours doors.

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• Stacia - Verified booking

  The property is spotlessly clean, tidy, comfortable and very close to the city centre.

  However, I don't feel that the description regarding the parking situation is correct. It stated that the middle parking space is for the ground floor flat, and yes, also that it is first come first served. In fact, one of the flats had two vehicles parked and one of the vehicles was continuously using the middle space. When we enquired with the person who owned the vehicle, we were told that we shouldn't be parking there anyway. It would be much more accurate simply to state that you need to make alternate arrangements, rather than arriving with an expectation of being able to park outside the flat. Also, there is very limited space alongside each side of the double bed in the smaller bedroom and the right hand side has a radiator on the wall as well which makes it awkward to get into the bed. It wouldn't be suitable for a person with mobility issues but the single beds in the bigger room are more accessible.

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• Andy - Verified booking

  Well we used this as our base for getting around the Sussex Coastline.

  We had a fab time and this place gave us a great launch pad to visit places in Sussex. I think we walked the England Coastline whilst there, well that's what my feet are telling me! Public transport is great there too, train station less than 10 mins walk and bus stops 5 mins walk. Right this place is not a palace but it is clean, tidy and very welcoming which is just what you want. It has everything you need for a week or two's stay. There was some nice touches too, we took are doggie there with us and to our surprise there was some dog treats there for little Albie. He loved them! Tea, coffee and milk awaiting your arrival so that was great to have a cup of tea/coffee when we got there. The bedroom and living/dinning room are large with more space than you actually need. For two people and a doggie this place was perfect for us. Would I come back this this place - YES!

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• Dawn - Verified booking

  Staying at the Charleston in Seaford, I was awoken in the mornings by frequent banging doors with people coming and going from the property and the internal laundry room next to the bedroom.

  My husband approached a young male asking him to turn down the music, playing from his mobile. When the windows were open the smell of pot entered into the accommodation. I questioned wonder this HMO may be homeless accommodation or accommodation for immigrants but have received no response from Sykes regarding this matter. We are frequent cottage holiday lovers with Sykes and other companies but have never come across this type of arrangement before. It is totally unacceptable, in our opinion. There were also items listed as in the accommodation that were not actually there and light switch covers and the bath plug cover which frequently fell off. It is not possible to relax in the bath due to the end of the bath being boxed in.

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• Colin - Verified booking

  This is an immaculate, comfortable and very well equipped property.

  It is tucked away and extremely quiet despite being in Seaford itself. The owners are very helpful and eager to make sure your stay is perfect. If you are not intending to use the washing machine it may be advisable to bring some spare towels - although a set are provided. We were able to park on the road virtually outside the property. There is a Tesco store five minutes walk away and the town centre with a Morrisons only a few minutes further. The buses are frequent and it is a beautiful ride through the downs to the Seven Sisters Country Park and Eastbourne. We highly recommend this property and will stay here every time we visit the area.

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