perfect location, everything around for very good breakfast

the location

excellent location and a beautiful property

sofa was a little hard and uncomfortable and there was an issue with putting the rubbish in the bin outside (as requested to do) when a ‘local’ was incredibly verbally abusive towards us.

Great location - seaside, pubs, restaurants, adventure golf, go carting etc right there; friendly, helpful owners; clean, with lots of rooms; table football and board games available

Upstairs beds are hard and uncomfortable.

beautiful location, cosy house. clean and and cute, with comfy beds.

a little noisy as right on the main road but not unbearable.

The location of this beautiful cottage is perfect for exploring Old Hastings and it’s surroundings. The cottage is well equipped with everything you would need for your stay.

very well presented, clean property. good quality bed linen,towels etc. Well equipped kitchen and excellent shower. quirky decor. excellent location for exploring Hastings old town.

The , small , sofa. it looked lovely but was very uncomfortable. Also the upstairs bed needs a new mattress. sags in the middle, despite huge mattress topper. Also, be aware the 3 flights of stairs are all very steep.

Loved the location and view. Very quirky cottage. Great upstairs bedroom and comfortable bed with lovely bathroom. Mini wines and local bakery biscuits left for us which was a nice touch.

Ideally best for 2 people as only one 2 seater sofa and although other chairs they were not the most comfortable (another 2 seater sofa would be ideal).

Parking

Full of charm and character. Had everything that we needed for our 3 day stay. Excellent location in the heart of the old town. Sensible pricing.

Both bedrooms listed as 2 large double beds but the second double bed (downstairs) was 2 x singles pushed together and there was a gap in the middle. Would have preferred a proper double, but no big deal.

Quirky but comfortable Cottage in the heart of the old town with mant amenities close by

Nothing it was great for what we needed

right on the sea front of the old town

No complaints

This is a charming character property located in a great location. The owner was very responsive to any questions and a great deal of thought and consideration had been given to every need (including a sewing kit when I lost a button!) The property was always lovely and warm and it was only a brief walk to a pub; we really liked The Cutter we found the team very welcoming. Whilst there wasn’t any dedicated parking (which we knew about before booking) it really was a short walk to Pelham Place and the vehicle we left there was perfectly safe. For a short getaway break we couldn’t have asked for anymore.

A great deal of road noise; sometimes we thought we’d left the windows open. Having had a period property previously we are conscious that certain restrictions prevent modern replacement windows being used, maybe some secondary double glazing to reduce the noise whilst retaining the character of the property would be beneficial.

Excellent location, lovely property well thought out over the 4 floors. Excellent communication with owner.

Very well presented bijou historic cottage on 4 floors just yards away from all amenities and charming old Hastings street to the rear & with excellent central heating & bath/shower & two toilets.Spotlessly clean throughout, well equipped & with nice welcoming gestures e.g. wine, chocs, tea coffee supplies etc. The proprietors have made the very best of their property. Good views of the sea from the top floor bedroom (but there are now negatives, see comments below). Well-equipped neat galley-style kitchen.Additional fridge-freezer, washing machine, ironing board etc in useful, heated, basement with football machine which was great. Very comfortable beds with toppers. As advertised, the stairs are steep: historic, quaint & perfectly fine for the able-bodied albeit potentially tricky & daunting for those with poor knees or bad backs.

Since the photographs advertising the property were taken, a large roller-coaster and big wheel have been erected just beyond the boating lake opposite the cottage. A poor decision by the Council, this sadly obstructs the view of the sea & gives the immediate environs a more "Butlins" type atmosphere detracting from the otherwise historic & fishing-town feel in this part of old Hastings. We were particularly looking forward to enjoying the advertised "terrace/patio" but this proved to be a big disappointment. Such a description of what is actually a 9 x 2.5 foot platform forming part of the steps up to the front door at the side of the building, flatters to deceive! It would be difficult to fit a couple of small chairs (not provided) on this little platform & if you did, the view immediately in front of you would be of customers dining outside the fish & chip shop next door - not of the sea. Parking is simply a nightmare. Go by train. The property doesn't have (but really needs) a residential parking permit. Expensive meter parking (0900-1800) when available on busy road immediately at front of cottage (about £12 for 4 hours if you can get the meters to work). £9 for 24 hours is much better value half a mile away. When loading and unloading you can chance your luck with traffic wardens by parking on the bus stop immediately in front of the property but it all feels a right hassle.

Beautiful historic property close to all amenities

The only bugbear was the bed downstairs being 2 singles fixed together.Found ourselves rolling into the dip during the night,but all excellent otherwise