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"Great location and great price but bathroom and kitchen area are tired looking and outdated. Bedroom smelt but was only there to sleep. Traffic noise from 6am felt constant for about 2 hours. Checking in and the codes were simple to use."

"There is a problem with the hot water in the shower. it remained extremely hot, despite trying to turn to cold water. too hot to shower . "

"This property was perfect for our needs, working at a conference in the city. We arrived 9pm and left early both days, so just needed a place to sleep. Private carpark round the rear of property. Close to metro (tram) stop and an easy 20 minutes by car from the city centre (less for Salford Quays or Old Trafford). Apart from check-in we never saw anyone during our weekend stay. Host was contactable by mobile if we needed (which we didn't). Self service breakfast provided (cereals) as under new...

"The accomodation was exactly what we needed. The host was friendly and helpful. The room and property was lovely. No complaints at all. "

"Gorgeous house in beautiful, rural location. Friendly hosts, delicious breakfast and very nice touches, such as complimentary sherry in the room, good biscuits and coffee! Wish we had had more time to sit in the little wine drinking room! The biggest bed we have ever slept in! Great artwork throughout and nice garden. Next to a large pub"

"Lovely comfortable rooms. Immaculately clean and well appointed. Great location right in the centre of Holmfirth. "

"Easy, quick and convenient though old bed spring mattress, creaky and uncomfortable experiencing a lot of back pain today can’t complain as low cost "

"Well organized staff, cozy place, very clean. Diffenitely recommended."

"Sticky bannisters no wifi access even though wifi was available no kitchen facilities "

"Very clean and convenient thank you. However terrible if you want a good night's sleep. The walls are paper thin. I could hear everything in the room next door. I was woken repeatedly and ended up leaving at 8am on Sunday morning to escape. "