Guests say
Springwood Cottage is frequently praised for its spaciousness, cleanliness, and modern amenities. Guests appreciate the well-equipped kitchen, comfortable furnishings, and the inclusion of a log burner. The property is pet-friendly, with many enjoying the local walks and green areas. Some guests mention minor issues with maintenance and noise, but overall experiences are positive, with several expressing a desire to return.
The majority of guests report the cottage as being immaculately clean and well-maintained, contributing to a comfortable stay. However, a few guests noted issues with odours and cleanliness in specific areas, slightly affecting the overall impression.
The cottage is appreciated for its proximity to local amenities, good food outlets, and scenic walks, making it an ideal base for exploring the area. Some guests, however, found the main road location to be noisy, and there were mixed comments regarding parking convenience.
Guests frequently commend the comfort of the cottage, highlighting the spacious rooms, comfortable beds, and cosy atmosphere created by the log burner. The property seems to provide a relaxing environment for most visitors.
Reviews indicate that the cottage is well-equipped with modern facilities, including a well-appointed kitchen and bathroom. However, there are several mentions of maintenance issues such as problems with the hob, bathroom extractor, and heating, which suggest room for improvement.
While some guests were delighted with the thoughtful touches like a welcome guide and local information, there is insufficient evidence in the reviews to determine if gifts such as scones or dog biscuits are consistently provided, and therefore, cannot be guaranteed.
About this property
Resting a short distance away from the diverse landscape of the wonderful Peak District National Park in the quaint village of New Mill is this contemporary abode, Springwood Cottage. This romantic retreat is perfectly positioned for a couple seeking to explore the surrounding cities and market towns, as well as the magnitude of walks and cycle routes upon the National Park. The interior oozes style and elegance, complete with carefully selected furnishings and charming touches to ensure a relaxing ambiance to return to each evening after exploring the countryside setting. Curl up in front of the woodburning stove resting within the sitting room and flick on the TV, or get lost within a good book before heading into sleek kitchen and cooking up a tasty treat. The contemporary dark units frame the space and house all the essentials that you will require during your self-catering trip with your partner. As the evening draws to a close, look forward to resting and rejuvenating for the days head within the thoughtfully laid out bedroom, boasting a plush king-size bed awaiting to be sunk into. To the outside of the property is a quaint terraced garden, where a deserved glass of wine can be enjoyed as you catch the final glimpses of the sunshine, or your morning coffee as your canine companions stretches his legs. If you don’t feel like cooking one evening, a short distance away is a selection of eateries and a pub, in addition to a shop for picking up the next day’s picnic essentials. Alternatively, head to Huddersfield where you will find a larger selection of eateries, and if you are visiting during August be sure to head to St George's Square and spend some time at the Food and Drink Festival. Head to the National Park, where you will be delighted to find a magnitude of walking paths and thrilling mountain biking opportunities, or brush up on the history by visiting one of the limestone cavers. Springwood Cottage is a superb base for exploring the delights of this part of the countryside.
New Mill is a rural village resting on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park, just a short distance away from the market town of Huddersfield. Within the village you will find a selection of eateries, a pub and a shop, as well as the New Mill Dyke running through its centre. A short distance away is Holmfirth which was made famous by The Last of The Summer Wine TV series as well as all the outdoor attractions of the Peak District National Park.
Accommodation
One king-size bedroom (zip/link beds, can be made into twins on request).
Bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with woodburning stove
Gas central heating and woodburning stove.
Dishwasher, fridge, double oven, hob, coffee maker and TV.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Rear garden with seating area.
Pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Pub and shop within 0.5 miles
Please note: cctv is on the outside of the property for security purposes.
Nearby points of interest
- Beaumont Park
- Yorkshire Sculpture Park
- Pugneys Country Park
- Lyceum Theatre
- Dove Stone Reservoir
- Ladybower Reservoir
Reviews (51)
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Shirley
We really enjoyed staying at this house in new mill,Holmfirth.It had everything we needed and was great layout with nice kitchen, bedroom and front room.Very cosy and a nice forest opposite for walking our dog.The owners were very helpful when we arrived and we would definitely come back and stay another time.Thank you.
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Sophie
.. UNDISCLOSED CCTV WATCHING YOU IN THE BACK GARDEN AND WHENEVER YOU LEAVE THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR NEIGHBOURS HAVE FREE ACCESS TO THE GARDEN Save yourself the misery and go somewhere else
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Lorraine
It was lovely, very clean and well decorated. It had everything in it that we could have wanted. The location is good and we tried a couple of the local takeaways. The walks around the reservoirs were really good and the scenery is just beautiful. The dampener for the week, other than the weather, which was very wet, was that the electricity board were working outside all day Tuesday so it was difficult to park near the cottage due to how they had the road blocked off. Then on the Wednesday, they cut the electric from 9am - 5pm so we had to spend the day out all day, mostly in the rain, with 2 dogs - it was not much fun at all. It is not the fault of the cottage owners and there was nothing that they could have done about the situation, however it put a bit of a dampener on an otherwise brilliant stay.