Dog Friendly Villas In Sheringham

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• C Holloway - Verified booking

  “Annies is such an interesting experience.I would love to know more about the history and background of it..and who was Annie? Pleasant idle moments pondering while relaxing in the sun trap backyard..and why is the yard as it is with built up area?The cottage was very well equipped and comfortable and lovely wellcome refreshment box with tea and biscuits etc.Thankyou.The location was our main reason for being there as right in the town..bullseye! Absolutely no need to use the car for any shopping seafront or eating out or indeed the railway stations.Sheringham has an excellent recently built skateboard plaza [just behind the superb pool gym and leisure centre]which was enjoyed a lot.I grew up in many different cottages and dwellings of a similar vibe to Annies,the old domestic objects that I remember being used in early 50,the range and the copper etc .No electricity and elsan toilet bucket outside,water from a pump....Nice to remember and then have the pleasure of flicking on the electric lights,lovely modern cooker,delicious hot showers ,microwave, and washing machine,two flush toilets etc and heating! Lessons in Gratitude thank you.”

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• Lorraine J - Verified booking

  “We had a fabulous long weekend at Bramble Cottage in Sheringham. The cottage is in a fantastic location for all the local attractions and facilities. Shops, pubs, restaurants and the railway are all only a short walk away. There is a lovely park across the road and lots or walking trails, perfect if you have a dog with you. The cottage itself is great, small, but everything you need. The stairs are steep and the steps are narrow. OK to go up, but coming down could be a challenge if you have mobility issues. For this reason, I personally wouldn&#39;t recommend the cottage for small children. Also note that the garden is not immediately accessible from the property, you need to walk across the parking space. Therefore, you cannot just open the door and let the dog out or let children play unattended. The cottage is also on a busy main road. I would also note that there can be problems driving out of the allocated parking space as vans parked along the road can restrict the view, so caution is required coming out onto the main road.<br /> However, none of those things were major issues and we had a great time. ”

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• Lorraine J - Verified booking

  “We had a fabulous long weekend at Bramble Cottage in Sheringham. The cottage is in a fantastic location for all the local attractions and facilities. Shops, pubs, restaurants and the railway are all only a short walk away. There is a lovely park across the road and lots or walking trails, perfect if you have a dog with you. The cottage itself is great, small, but everything you need. The stairs are steep and the steps are narrow. OK to go up, but coming down could be a challenge if you have mobility issues. For this reason, I personally wouldn't recommend the cottage for small children. Also note that the garden is not immediately accessible from the property, you need to walk across the parking space. Therefore, you cannot just open the door and let the dog out or let children play unattended. The cottage is also on a busy main road. I would also note that there can be problems driving out of the allocated parking space as vans parked along the road can restrict the view, so caution is required coming out onto the main road. However, none of those things were major issues and we had a great time. ”

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• Stephen S - Verified booking

  “On arriving at Annies, our first impression was Wow, The cottage had retained lots of period items yet had all the modern necessities you could ask for; we were very pleased to find a welcome pack that even included biscuits.<br /> The whole cottage was well furnished and clean as was the small patio area at the back of the cottage. The beds were comfortable, bedrooms were light and airy and the bathroom, with a shower, toliet and a bath was very impressive. Annies also has a toilet downstairs, which was very convenient<br /> Once settled in we started to discover lots of little gems, being of a more mature age, these brought back memories from the past, the metal shoe lasts brought back memories of taking shoes to the Cobbler and seeing them being repaired on identical lasts. Memories are very important for my wife who has a diagnoses of Alzheimer&#39;s&#39;. She was able to relate to past memories which made her feel at home, normally she would be anxious in new surroundings, but this was not the case during our stay at Annies. Hopefully we will all return soon. ”

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• Stephen S - Verified booking

  “On arriving at Annies, our first impression was Wow, The cottage had retained lots of period items yet had all the modern necessities you could ask for; we were very pleased to find a welcome pack that even included biscuits. The whole cottage was well furnished and clean as was the small patio area at the back of the cottage. The beds were comfortable, bedrooms were light and airy and the bathroom, with a shower, toliet and a bath was very impressive. Annies also has a toilet downstairs, which was very convenient Once settled in we started to discover lots of little gems, being of a more mature age, these brought back memories from the past, the metal shoe lasts brought back memories of taking shoes to the Cobbler and seeing them being repaired on identical lasts. Memories are very important for my wife who has a diagnoses of Alzheimer's'. She was able to relate to past memories which made her feel at home, normally she would be anxious in new surroundings, but this was not the case during our stay at Annies. Hopefully we will all return soon. ”

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