location,character,old fashioned furnishings but modern kitchen,good parking

no complaints

A wonderful cottage in a beautiful rural area. Warm, homely and extremely comfortable.

Nothing

Quirky cottage as described, has some lovely original features, well equipped kitchen, big bathroom.

Not a dislike but Needs a little TLC.and a few modernisations, as pets are allowed to stay in the property there was a distinct aroma of dog.

Spacious old cottage with lots of character, comfy bed, well equipped. Watching the sunset from the garden was a real treat. Great location - plenty of walks starting from the front door.

Some people might have trouble with the steep stairs to the bedrooms.

Lovely cottage and garden view. I booked very last minute and had thought we’d stay in a hotel room. I can’t believe we had all this for the same price or less! It was bigger than I’d expected too and we had a very enjoyable, relaxing stay.

Ran out of loo roll almost immediately and had to go and buy some!

Cosy. Lovely views.

Needed a good clean. Mould on the ceiling in the bedroom. Couldn't cook anything as smoke alarm goes off continually when using the stove top.

We loved Moonfleat , it’s an old quirky cottage and was perfect for our 4 night break , I managed to use the carport ( it is quite tight but I got our estate car in there) the cottage itself is functional and has everything you need , the only slight downside we’re the steep stairs leading to the bedrooms but we used the sofa bed in the dining room which really wasn’t a problem , there is a nice yard area out the back but it isn’t really child friendly due to the amount of concrete steps , the top garden was our favourite with amazing sea views. Overall a pleasant property ( even had Netflix for the evenings) The location of Moonfleat is excellent, 15 minutes into Minehead and only 10 minutes into Watchet Harbour.

Stairs to bedrooms very steep , concrete steps in back yard

The View from the top garden was excellent, it was the first time I’ve seen the sun set and sizzle in the sea rather than disappearing behind some hills.

The very steep stairs inside, my father found them difficult, but we managed. The outside steps need white lines painted on the edges as when you come down them they all blend into one colour. It’s not really a complaint, just a tip as the outside steps would hurt if you misstep and fell from top to bottom..