Daisy's Place

Lovely cottage, very well modernised and well equipped.

Village pub and restaurant very close by.

Whilst the cottage itself was clean, modern and well equipped (but with some tatty edges to the kitchen floor and impractical painted staircase) we were very disappointed with the outside space, described as patio.

It's a fenced-in corner of someone else's drive no bigger than the sofa it houses. Going outside with a dog wasn't safe to enjoy therefore due to the roadside location. Once you've crossed - and it is a busy road - the playing fields were great and South Creake is great for all the key towns and beaches and with a fab pub The Ostrich Inn. We also found the bath next to the bed very odd and which also made opening the blinds and windows very difficult. The velux blinds need a pole to open them with. Overall ok for a short stay but we wouldn't return as it wasnt the best with a dog.

Lovely cottage and was clean but some general maintenance is required such as 1.

edging to wood floor, a lot is loose and there are some gaps in the twin bedroom where it looks like the wooden floor has come loose and is bare, 2. only 2 wine glasses in cupboard and one was broken, 3. Other glassware hadn’t been checked and was dirty, 4. Couldn’t find a tin opener, 5. arms on dining chairs need a thorough clean, 5. Bannister to stairs was sticky Bedding was very good quality and the pillows were absolutely divine. Fenced seating area, it’s not a garden, was filthy, cushions hadn’t been stored away for winter, but to be honest we wouldn’t have used it, it’s really just 2 fence panels and a gate! Couldn’t get parked across from the cottage as there were a lot of cars parked already so we had to find an alternative parking area and walk. Should be noted it is situated on a busy road so be ready for traffic noise. It was nice enough for 3 nights but we wouldn’t stay again and felt it was overpriced. Crockery and glassware should be checked for cleanliness in between bookings. Dirty/broken glassware is a real no no.

Very clean lovely cottage would definitely stay again !

! Terry & Janet Tyler

We found Daisy’s place to be well situated for branching out and exploring North Norfolk, the village itself is very quaint and the residents friendly.

It was a shame the Ostrich pub and restaurant was permanently closed, but as we left we did see contractors working inside, so it looks hopeful it will have new owners, and be open for future bookings. The cottage was very comfortable and cosy with everything we needed for it to be a home from home for our stay. Many tasteful touches throughout such as the comfy throws and superior pillows for the bed, we did sleep really well, so much so, we have purchased some! The outside space we didn’t use, and I would say it isn’t really suitable for a dog due to size, but just at the side of the cottage there was access to a lovely track that took you through the countryside, this was recommended by the host, and the playing field opposite was very handy. We found the stairs quite tricky as we are not used to bare wooden treads, nicely painted to co ordinate with the decor, the edge of the tread was “lost” maybe if the very edge was painted in another co ordinating colour, it would highlight the step down. You just had to be careful and put the light on when it was needed. Overall we did have a lovely stay. Barbara

This property is really comfortable and the location for attractions is perfect.

It has everything you need. The beds and sofa were the most comfortable we've had in a Norfolk cottage. Everything is clean and new. The only issue was the listing wasn't up to date. We booked because close to a pub for food and a cheeky drink but it had closed down. Also twin beds were new so were not able to zip up to make king size. Overall yes great place :)

Daisy's Place was a beautiful cottage that was to a very high spec and cleanliness.

The welcome folder was great and it was good to see the owner had left us a note on arrival. The cottage was well situated as a base for Walsingham and overall we enjoyed our stay in the cottage very much. During our stay it was very hot in the cottage and it would have been nice to sit outside in the shade but the enclosed seating area was not inviting with cramped seating in what resembled a cage. Needless to say so we did'nt use it. We chose this cottage as it appeared to be close to a pub, in fact it was next door but closed and listed for sale - a bit disappointing. There was every utensil available in the kitchen but no can opener. We brought a few tins of beans, rice pudding to use as they were non perishables to take on a long 4 hour drive to Norfolk. There was no cupboard space to put food into in the kitchen. My mother is 79 years old and was frightened to use the shower as there was no slip matt available. We overcome this by putting a wet hand towel on the shower floor but not ideal. It was really difficult to make a call from the cottage but i suspect this is not something that could be improved.

Lovely comfortable cottage and very well equipped.

The bed was very comfortable. We would definitely love to stay again. A bowl for the kitchen sink would have been good to save water, but not essential.

Beautifully renovated cottage in a very pretty and well kept village.

The cottage was clean and comfortable and provided everything we needed. However the outside space was disappointing. Described as an enclosed patio it was not attached to the cottage so not suitable for letting the dog out. It was not very clean either being covered in bird poo.

Beautiful cottage with lovely decor and facilities.

Loved our stay and close to visit local area. Local pub a couple of doors away Love to return. Highly recommend!!!

The cottage was really lovely, really big inside and a treat for us as we live in a flat!

My husband struggled with ducking all the time and found the shower tricky. The stairs were also quite dangerous as there was no carpet on them so they were very slippy. Overall, it was a great place to stay. I’d definitely recommend it! Thank you!