Dog Friendly Cottages in Bigbury On Sea

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Paul - Verified booking

  4 Cumberland Cottages, This cottage is in a fantastic location, idilic.

  Great food at the pub next door. Our trip wasn't the best to the cottage and upon arrival it was beautiful. To the eye!! Great location. Very well equipped kitchen. The smell of damp & mould hit us straight away but we ignored this, as old (previously flooded according to a local in the pub) houses do suffer with this issue. The extractor fan in the bathroom didn't work. (We let the owner and a note for the cleaner to let them know) No sqeedgy to wipe down after a shower and very little bathroom item space. If you were a party of 4, very annoying. Showers were quick so as not to use limited hot water. The upstairs smelt very strongly of mould and damp. Could almost feel it in the hard, hessian type carpet. Stairs are quite steep with a lethal "blind" step into the back bedroom If you have allergies or asthma would avoid staying here. All the cushions and pillows are goose/duck feather. Awful , toxic to dogs, stick scent bottles everywhere (to mask the stale damp smell we would imagine). The Henry hoover smelt horrific of old previous wet dogs. The courtyard could definitely do with some attention! Slippery cobbles, (weather is not the owners fault) and very green from moisture. The dog in the row of cottages which was a residence dog. Howled alot. During sitting trying to relax, which set our own dog off The owner was aware of this as when we told them, they assured us the dog was loved. That's as maybe. Sounded quite distressed not to mention annoying. We get you get the odd cobweb in old places, but think the cleaners could make more of an effort on this front The bathroom was covered in them. It is a nice looking cottage, and as previously stated , we'll equipped kitchen. Although the skylight in kitchen has a cracked window with plants growing through it from outside. I would say if you don't mind damp and have no allergies. Go for it

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• Ron - Verified booking

  Nestled amidst a picturesque landscape, Honeysuckle Cottage stands as a haven of comfort and tranquillity, beckoning travellers seeking an escape from the bustle of everyday life.

  From the moment you step through the threshold, a sense of serenity washes over you, as if the cares of the world have gently melted away. The cottage itself is a charming embodiment of rustic elegance, its warm interiors adorned with tasteful décor that exudes a cosy and inviting atmosphere. Each room is meticulously maintained, showcasing an abundance of natural light that dances playfully upon the pristine surfaces. The beds, plush and inviting, promise a blissful night's rest, ensuring that you awaken refreshed and ready to embrace the wonders that await. The surrounding environs of Honeysuckle Cottage are a veritable paradise for nature enthusiasts and those seeking solace in the embrace of the outdoors. Coastal walks, winding their way along the rugged shoreline, offer breathtaking vistas of the cerulean expanse of the ocean, where the rhythmic ebb and flow of the tides provide a soothing soundtrack to your leisurely strolls. The air is alive with the symphony of seabirds, their melodious calls echoing through the verdant landscape. As you immerse yourself in the natural splendour that surrounds Honeysuckle Cottage, you'll discover a sense of tranquillity that will linger long after your stay has concluded. Honeysuckle Cottage is more than just a place to rest your head; it's an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. The combination of its impeccably maintained facilities, the warmth and hospitality of its owners, and the breathtaking beauty of its surroundings creates a harmonious symphony of comfort, tranquillity, and natural splendour. If you're seeking a sanctuary where you can reconnect with yourself and the natural world, Honeysuckle Cottage is the perfect retreat for you.

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• Smith - Verified booking

  Lovely and warm, very clean and I slept like a log on comfy mattress.

  Thankyou for the treats and for the good weather. I missed having the pretty Poole teapot which I always used but Poole is now collectible so perhaps wisely rescued for it’s safety. Maybe a replacement for leaf tea fans? Can recommend little coffee shop in Modbury car park, The Ship in at Noss Mayo and a quick trip to the Nkuku place near Totnes if you like interiors. Smart sofas but low. I needed to pile up cushions on seat and back to be almost comfortable in the evening. Good tv and WiFi though. Some problems which included a very warped front door which was hard to open and close as well as being very noisy. Fortunately no one in other cottages! There was something wrong with the bathroom light which took a while to respond to pull cord, flashed too strongly when turned on and was super bright - perhaps an electrical fault or bulb too high wattage? I didn’t use it at all, especially as in a bathroom with no extractor. Just left door open. Bathroom radiator only ever hot at the bottom suggesting it needed bleeding but could not find key. This is not a new problem so not sure why it has not been replaced if it cannot be bled. All issues reported to C and C in Salcombe as well as note left for housekeeping. Otherwise I had a good week and was lucky with the weather. Thanks to C and C in Salcombe for loan of key when I locked myself out!

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• Smith - Verified booking

  Goodies on arrival very welcome so thank you.

  However cottage quite cold as heating may not have been on for a while? Took about three days to warm through. I would have appreciated the handbook for new CH controls as new digital box on landing could be confusing. Nice and clean and well equipped kitchen. However I have been here before and there has always been a contact number for the couple who look after the property but not this year. Consequently only helpline was Coast and Country whose number did not work when I tried during work hours. Not reassuring so needs to be acted on. Very disappointed that the ceiling over the lounge window leaked yet again when rain heavy, exactly as same time last year although not so bad. Owner was informed by C and C and their response was that it had happened before and needed major work to correct. Exactly what I was told last year but clearly this had not been done. (Once again the owners were out of the country). This is unfair on guests, some of whom who return in good faith that the property has been repaired and will be properly maintained. I would advise any new potential guests in winter to check with C and C that the roof work needed has been carried out. I would like to return if this is attended to. Thank you.

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• Sharon - Verified booking

  We loved this cottage!

  Looked tiny from outside but inside spacious and comfy. The kitchen was one of the best equipped we have found, as we have learned over the years to always take a sharp knife which this time stayed in its bag. The view of the sea from the bedroom was gorgeous, as was the big comfy bed. A tiny thing - maybe a little gate so that you can let dogs out in the garden for a late night pee? However 2 garden chairs across the gap did the job. No longer a pub in the village which is a shame but thank you to Ash at the Pickwick which became our local - we made use of the roaring fire every day! Please be aware if you stay out of season - there are no paths or street lighting, take care if walking in the village - but loads of public footpaths around for dog walking. Lastly - best food of the week at the Oyster Shack and beautiful ancient Journeys End pub at Ringmore - again take care walking down from the car park in the dark! Thank you again for a great stay x

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