A bit different to say the least. Room ok and had this and that but.,,,,, ,Am responding to the owners response to my post . The area around might be of outstanding natural beauty but the site is not. It's unkempt . As other people have said, who gave an ok score. Check out reviews. The busy road is Gravesend Road. A227. But tell you what, get someone from Booking.com to visit and see how they rate it.

Was looking forward to the morning when so I could leave. Would suggest getting brand new, soft clean sheets to offset the general sub par glamping feel of the place

If you’re looking for a unique experience this is the place to go. A real bargain, sat in a lovely field with a lake and picnic tables Andy takes real pride in his property What made it extra special was how welcomed we were. We got to spend time with Andy, hear about his amazing life as a fabulous musician (and got a cd of his to enjoy on the way home - he really is fabulous! What a talent!) and we got to meet his son lovely Tommy and wonderful mother Dee. We really enjoyed the craic with them, Andy went beyond by bringing a guitar for my husband to play as the sun shone under a beautiful tree. It was so lovely. If your someone who appreciates being outdoors, and a wee cabin handmade with care then do book. We loved our stay, comfy bed, working bathroom, towels, wee kitchenette with fridge for our supplies we brought and that tv wasn’t switched on once. Why bother when you have a lovely glass of wine and pretty setting. Bring toiletries like shower gel etc and you only have to ask and Andy will do his best to provide what you need ie wine glass. Such a great humoured fella, and now hopefully a friend who will come see my hubby play in Eastbourne - thanks Andy & family! Oh and lovely to meet your neighbour Jennie too! X

Nothing. We loved it - pics are of outdoors fun we had

The cabin was convenient for a stop on my way to Wales, with an affordable price. When the weather is good and you can be outside a lot, it will be a nice place to stay longer.

The cabin is very basic, with a lumpy bed. A chair is sorely missed and breakfast was a disappointment with a fabric-made sweet filled role in the shape of a croissant.

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As I arrived at the picturesque cabin, nestled in the secluded woodland a wave of nostalgia swept over me. Childhood memories of Little House on the Prairie came flooding back. A beautiful, peaceful escape with the most helpful staff and amazing host.

This picturesque cabin radiated an air of serenity and a sense of calm that enveloped the air. A cosy, comfortable retreat amidst a beautiful tranquil countryside. Superb host and amazingly helpful staff. Stunning. A little piece of heaven!

Having to leave such a beautiful place x

Stayed there for one night. Small shepherds hut in beautiful countryside. Convenient location. Good facilities provided.

No community from the host after booking. Messaged on the morning of arrival on booking.Com & received a reply next day after checking out. Anyway the cabin was ready when we arrived and I text messaged Andy for a query and he replied within an hour. We stayed in cabin 1 and had a couple moving in to the area the same day so the area was really cluttered and it was not private at all. Description mentions continental breakfast is provided which is bit misleading as all that is provided is two long life croissants and milk to make your own coffee. Lastly, there were possible works going on at the site so the small pond etc was covered and it did not look like as in the pictures.

The cabin was clean and had everything I needed for my stay. Bed was super comfortable, bath a nice touch (only used the shower), shower was fantastic! I asked Andy if I could leave the car there after check out whilst I explore the local area, he kindly said yes but I didn't need to in the end.

The main window didn't open, when I messaged Andy he didn't come to fix it, it was one of the hottest days we have had this year! The cabin was advertised as having a garden view, when I arrived this wasn't the case - directly opposite was an old horsebox/motor home, a large tent and a skip which was out of view from inside the cabin. There was no curtain on the bathroom window meaning the occupant could have seen directly in if he had been in the horsebox when I showered. The toilet was leaking. I didn't report it to Andy as when I reported the broken window nothing was done.