Guests say
Berrylane Cottage in Enniscorthy offers a charming and quaint holiday experience with a touch of rustic appeal. Guests have praised the comfortable beds, the peaceful setting, and the thoughtful welcome packs provided by the host. While some have found the cottage and its outdoor areas to be delightful, others have noted issues with cleanliness and maintenance. The location is appreciated for its tranquillity and proximity to local attractions.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviews on cleanliness are mixed, with several guests finding the cottage spotless and well-equipped, while others have reported it as not meeting expectations, citing issues such as dust and a need for a deep clean. The divergent opinions result in an above-average score.
The location is frequently described as stunning and peaceful, with easy access to Enniscorthy and nearby beaches. Despite some comments about the condition of the access road, the scenic and convenient location is highly regarded.
Comfort receives positive remarks for the cosy atmosphere and comfortable beds. However, some guests have mentioned that the furniture, including beds and sofas, could benefit from an upgrade, leading to a good but not excellent score.
Facilities are generally seen as adequate, with special mentions of the welcome provisions and outdoor seating areas. Criticisms include issues with Wi-Fi, TV reception, and maintenance needs, which slightly lower the score.
The host's thoughtfulness is frequently commended, with mentions of welcome packs containing local produce and festive decorations during Christmas. While these gestures are appreciated, it is noted that such personal touches may vary and are not guaranteed.
About this property
This lovely semi-detached property is set on the outskirts of the town of Enniscorthy in County Wexford. This delightful cottage is wheelchair-accessible with the provision of a ramp to enter the property and is suitable for family holidays. There is a bright and spacious sitting room with a woodburner and comfortable seating leading through to the well-equipped kitchen with dining area. Also on the ground floor is a wet room with basin and WC together with two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with twin beds. Upstairs is a further double bedroom which has an en-suite shower. Outside there are front and rear gardens where you can sit and relax with a refreshing drinks whilst enjoying the summer sunshine. The town of Enniscorthy is the second largest town in County Wexford and throughout the year there are many festivals and attractions for young and old alike. If you enjoy walking, there are lots of trekking and walking routes as well as golfing, fishing and horse riding. Visit the farmers market or Enniscorthy Castle which dates back to the 12th century. Further afield there are numerous sandy beaches and seaside towns throughout the area, all with lots of pubs and restaurants. Wherever you go, you will not run out of things to do.
Enniscorthy is the second-largest town in County Wexford and has a history dating back over 1500 years. It is situated at the tidal extreme of the River Slaney, approximately 14 miles to the north of Wexford. The town has a hilly feel and boasts a splendid Norman castle, which is home to the Wexford County Museum containing items of local and agricultural interest. There is a further interactive museum in the town dedicated to telling the story of the famous 1798 rising.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground floor double, 1 x ground floor twin.
Ground floor wet room with basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area.
Sitting room with woodburner.
Oil central heating with woodburner.
Gas oven and hob, Range, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Free-to-air channels, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs.
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot, highchair and stairgate.
Off road parking for 2 cars.
Private front garden and rear patio with furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 1.5 miles.
Note: There are three steps down to the garden and care should be taken.
Reviews (31)
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Sandra
The inside of cottage is on the whole good except for floor in upstairs bedroom although looks rustic where it has been eaten by woodworm the floor is rough and need to wear slippers at all times as splinters come off not ideal with children. The rooms are quite dark and was unable to use most of the wardrobe in downstairs double room as full of stuff. Although there is wheelchair access not really suitable accommodation as no hand rails etc in downstairs bathrooms. A leaflet sheet would be helpful to advise about how showers work and hot water also with rubbish what can and can't be recycled as everywhere has different rules. Cottage is remote and not the easiest to find. I would not choose to stay here again as wasn't really suitable for my disabled mum.
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Neil
Had a small problem wih the showers which was rectified promptly by Sharon who is charming and helpful. We really appreciated the butter, eggs and bread as well as the supply of wood and coal for the living room fire.
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Lionel
Les enfants ont beaucoup aimé. Nous reviendront vers vous, directement par votre site sans passer par un intermédiaire. Nous recomandons Berrylane ainsi que votre site! Cordialement