Having spotted Oyster Cottage a while ago I was lucky enough to get a week at the end of July. The property is just lovely and tastefully decorated. It's not only the look but the comfort and facilities were also excellent. Although small one didn't feel cramped, the living room is a good size with Ercol style chairs and a sofa - all good to sit in and not lumpy or sloppy. The kitchen had all the equipment one needs (including a dishwasher). The beds were very comfortable with cotton linen. The walk in rainfall shower had good pressure and there was plenty of hot water. Jolly Sailor yard is an ideal location as it's two minutes from the quay and very close to the main street and it's quiet - avoiding the crowds. We had no trouble parking. Be aware that the stairs are steep but I managed despite having had a knee replacement recently. The wifi isn't great either but I've found that to be the case in Wells so no fault of the cottage. All in all it's just super.

The cottage is 'dressed" well with LOTS of trendy 'knick-nacks' BUT it is also very small, inadequate storage space both in the kitchen and bedrooms. No microwave, no freezer/chiller , no DVD facility, no outside space, no designated parking space.

Very warm and cosy on which was a very cold holiday ,very welcoming with the log burner ,all made for a lovely holiday.

A very pleasant stay, very comfortable only a few points of note. Boiler controls are all over the place in terms of times, and boiler is in need of service. Also it would sound as though something is in the roof space ie squirrrel or similar as at night it scurries around quite a bit. Finally which is only a wish, due to time of year heated towel rail which is listed as available and is not actually there would have been useful. Not wanting to sound like we are complaining as it was a nice stay. If these bits were corrected we would recommend the stay to others

Oyster cottage was very conveniently situated for the shops in Wells and for walks along the coast paths as well as visits to the bird watching sites at Titchwell and Holkham. Brilliant! It was a very cosy cottage with the central heating on a timer for mornings and evenings to the point that I did not actually need to use the wood burning stove. I did light it once however and was pleased with the atmosphere created as well as the warmth it gave out. The main bedroom is small and necessitates a bit of care getting into bed but it is very comfortable and there is ample storage space with the chest of drawers and coat-hooks. I thought that the shower/toilet was very well set out and well lit so the process of preparing for the day was a pleasure. Although there seemed to be no direct heating in this area, it was quickly warmed by the heaters in other spaces. The kitchen was good for food preparation but a bit cramped for eating, so I took food into the lounge. Suggestions:- 1. A crockery drainer would be help in the kitchen. 2. A dust pan and brush would be useful for clearing up around the wood-burning stove. 3. An extra, smaller saucepan would be a boon considering the numbers of people likely to be staying. 4. Some coat hooks in the cupboard under the stairs would make it easier to dry wet coats without dripping everywhere.

Loved everything about this beautiful little cottage. Just a couple of things we were not happy with and one was the bed was very uncomfortable, the towels were far too small, so I would advise to take your own. Also we went out one day and when we came back someone had been in to put some more wood in our basket which was very kind, but they left a bright pink bucket in the middle of the room, and we wished they had left a note or rang us as we had some personal items in the room.