The cottage is beautiful and charming, full of character.
Well equipped with kitchen and dining wares. Tea and coffee was much appreciated.
Personally, I would put the dining table in the kitchen and put another little sofa in the living room.
The outside courtyard needs tidying up, couple of mops were left outside in the rain, seating cushions also left out in the rain, which meant that when it warmed up at the weekend, they were too wet to sit on them, a little outside cupboard to store them in when not in use would be great, overgrown brambles in front of the gate and in the courtyard.
One and a half rolls of really cheap loo roll is not enough for two adults, better quality loo roll would have been better too.
Instructions on how to work the central heating system would have been great, I rang to ask how to turn it on as the controller near the front door didn't work, apparently this was the old controller and the new one was near the TV. When I rang back to say that we have sorted it, the lady said that the plumber claims he left the instructions in the folder, I had checked the folder before ringing - there was no instructions.
The carbon monoxide detector constantly beeped and we couldn't find new batteries so we took the old ones out.
I would also put some hooks under the stairs to hang the mop and brush to make it look a bit more tidy.
It is a really lovely cottage and a much welcomed bolt hole to come back to and relax in after hiking Snowdon on a very stormy Saturday morning.