Willow Cottage

This quiet, quaint, one-bedroomed self-catering holiday cottage has a private entrance to the rear of Harmony House. It was once a 17th Century coach house and the old mirror, for the coachmen to ensure they were presentable before collecting their employers, is still on the wall!

Willow Cottage comprises a comfortable lounge & dining area and a compact fully-equipped kitchen downstairs. We have quality Willis and Gambier furniture.

There is one small private shower room, with toilet, which is ensuite to the bedroom.

The bedroom has a super king bed, which can be configured to a twin upon request.

Blackout curtains have been installed for your comfort.

*A complimentary continental breakfast hamper is provided for your first morning’s breakfast on stays of 3 or more nights when booked direct with us.

Cooked breakfast in the Garden Room can be purchased on a pay-as-you-go basis, subject to availability. 

Cole and Lewis toiletries are provided with compliments for you to use during your stay.

Children are welcome in Willow Cottage, but please note that there is no child-specific safety equipment in the Cottage and so you will need to supervise them at all times to ensure their safety. 

Willow is priced for 2 persons. However, there is a pull-down double bed in the lounge area, which sleeps an extra 2 persons at a fee.

Extra persons are charged at an additional £30 per night to a maximum of 4 persons in total. Children staying in a travel cot, may stay at an extra fee of £20 per stay.

Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome in Willow Cottage at an additional cost of £30 per dog, per stay. Please check out our Pet Policy along with our Terms and Conditions  here.

Willow Cottage has blackout curtains and a Smart TV.

‘Cool max’ gel-topped mattresses are provided in the bedroom for your added comfort.

Late check out up to 11am is available in Willow upon request.

Cottage size – approx 43 square metres.

Please note: Willow Cottage height restriction – there is a sloping ceiling in the bedroom, which is 5’10” at its lowest part.