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Rates & Availability
Review
Features
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PETS
No Pets Allowed -
SAFETY
Carbon Monoxide Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Carbon Monoxide Detector On The Property) Smoke Detector Installed (host Has Indicated There Is A Smoke Detector On The Property) -
BEDROOM
4 Bedrooms Bed Sheets Provided -
GENERAL
Unit Size: 11 Sq Ft (1 Sq M) -
KITCHEN
Coffee/tea Maker Dishwasher Microwave -
LAUNDRY
Laundry Facilities Washing Machine -
PARKING
Limited Onsite Parking (max 3 Spaces) Onsite Parking -
INTERNET
Internet Access -
OUTDOORS
Barbecue Grill Garden Outdoor Furniture -
BATHROOMS
3 Bathrooms Hair Dryer Towels Provided -
THINGS TO DO
Birdwatching Nearby Cycling Nearby Hiking Nearby Hiking/biking Trails Nearby -
ENTERTAINMENT
Games TV -
LIVING SPACES
Fireplace -
CLIMATE CONTROL
Heating -
FAMILY FRIENDLY
Highchair -
LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS
Near The Sea -
SUITABILITY/ACCESSIBILITY
Smoke-free Property
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Rates & Availability
Review
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Jai C.
Submitted Sep 28, 2018
Stayed Dec 31, 1969Lovely location. Large house and gardens. Thought it was detached but it is a semi. It is very 'lived in'! And I did feel the residents had just moved out for a few days...... One bedroom/ensuite is not in great repair. Heating system and WIFI/television instructions would help. Yet it was good place to stay in.
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Submitted Aug 9, 2018
Stayed Dec 31, 1969The facilities at the cottage were good and the layout made it perfect for our three generation family. The highlight was the truly amazing garden which provided the grandchildren with hours of fun. The summerhouse was an ideal play space and the zip wire was very popular! The only drawback was the tandem parking in the drive which sometimes meant a car having to be moved to let the other car out.
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Stella P.
Submitted Jul 12, 2018
Stayed Dec 31, 1969We very much enjoyed our week at Sybil Cottage, which we found exceedingly well-equipped and comfortable. The beautiful weather allowed us to make full use of the garden. The elder of our two young grandsons, aged two and a half, really loved the zip-wire and the tyre for swinging. It's a great place for multi-generational family groups. A few points: a. the sofas were comfortable, but a bit shabby. b. the oven had not been cleaned - we cleaned it before we left. Not a pleasant job! c. the lady who brought us the keys was a bit confused about which keys opened what - it took a fair bit of sorting out - she said it was her husband who knew about all the keys. d. for a house which is furnished to cater for eight people the fridge is too small. e. getting into and out of the drive can be tricky if there is a car or van parked in the road outside the cottage - I know that nothing can be done about this, but thought it worth mentioning. f. if the trampoline is as dangerous as all the notes in the house told us, why is it still in the garden? Keeping a young child off it is difficult! g. on one of the nights a continuously barking dog from a neighbour's house kept the adults in our group awake till about 2.30am, and woke up the young children with us. Again, not the cottage's fault, but worth noting. h. and finally, a welcome pack of some basics would have been nice - milk, bread, a cake? This seems to be the practice of many hoilday cottage agencies we have dealt with in the past. I hope you take these points as constructive criticism. Our holiday was a delight. If we were in the area again we would certainly consider re-booking.
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Submitted Jun 14, 2018
Stayed Dec 31, 1969Sybil cottage is nicely decorated and Morden with good taste. We enjoyed our stay despite the unfortunate mishap of water leaking from the master bedroom at around 5 am. It was fortunate that Kevin, the care taker, lives nearby within easy reach. Contacted him at 7 am and Kevin responded swiftly and remedial the leak by calling the Plummer and electrician. As we left on 9 June there were small plastering and lighting to be resolved. The slight disruption had not stopped us enjoying the stay. The village pub is wonderful with fab foods and convenient. We have had a fab holiday, thank you.
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Colin P.
Submitted Jun 11, 2018
Stayed Dec 31, 1969This is a lovely, well appointed cottage inside, but if the sun is shining it is the beautiful and well manicured garden where one is drawn to be. There is a large trampoline and a table tennis table that were not included in the details, so there is even more for children and young adults to do than we expected. There is no road or plane noise (except for the very occasional military jet). It is just a short walk to a pub and a slightly longer walk to the dunes and a sandy beach beyond. Do check the tide times though, as the sea does retreat quite a way at low tide. It is also possible to walk the 3.5 miles to Hunstanton along the beach. The north coast of Norfolk is a quiet backwater but there is still plenty to see and do irrespective of the weather. We recommend going to Sandringham, Castle Acre (ruined castle, ruined monastery with a village pub between), Wells where it is worth walking down the channel to the beach at the end, and Pensthorpe (bird reserve with lovely wild flower meadows).
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Fiona M.
Submitted Sep 30, 2017
Stayed Dec 31, 1969We had a truly wonderful week in Sybil cottage. It is a haven for children both young and old. The cootage is well equipped and very comfortable. The position is great for beaches and lovely walks. The local pub is good with many other good pubs in nearby Thornham. Hunstanton is also close with all other amenities.
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Mike B.
Submitted Sep 8, 2017
Stayed Dec 31, 1969We had a great week in this lovely cottage. The cottage was to a high standard and ideal for three generations, and situated in a lovely part of Norfolk. The large garden was fantastic; beautifully maintained and with lovely lawns, woodland and a zip wire at the end which was a huge hit with our children. The cottage is in a village location, and the beach was about 20 mins walk away. There are plenty of places to visit nearby as well as enjoying the garden! The kitchen was extremely well equipped, the cottage clean, homely and nicely furnished and decorated, with indoor games and plenty of garden games. We really enjoyed our stay and wouldn't hesitate in recommending. Our only small niggle was the lack of welcome pack (e.g., pint of milk) upon arrival which is most unusual for a holiday cottage.
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Alison J.
Submitted Jun 21, 2017
Stayed Dec 31, 1969This property is in a fabulous location near beaches and a wide range of activities. The layout is perfect for a holiday shared by grandparents, parents and children. The extensive garden is magical for all but is in need of some tlc. As experienced cottage hirers we were disappointed by the cleanliness and organisation of this property. Many surfaces had a covering of dust, the bathrooms were only superficially clean and the carpets stained. The excessive weight of pans and trays in 2 drawers is an accident waiting to happen. There was a huge stock of kit in both the summer house and play room but everything was so mixed together that nothing could be readily accessed which was a disappointment. The owners have been kind enough to leave many resources for guests and it is sad that people have apparently not respected their property. The house has much to offer but would be so much improved by a deep clean and de-clutter.
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Emily E.
Submitted Apr 12, 2017
Stayed Dec 31, 1969Amazing gardens which kept the children endlessly entertained. Perfect spot for walkers/birdwatchers as several walks straight from the cottage. Beautiful walk from house to Thornham via the Holme Visitor Centre.