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"Nice cozy stay, nice and very clean. Would have been a 5 star but was a strong smell of what could have been beeswax or something similar on the old wood."

"We appreciated the size, qualities, cleanliness and amenity of The Woodshed. The range of places to see, close by, is very impressive. We’d stay there again. "

"The cottage is outstanding: the décor is brilliant in all rooms, the Wi-Fi is great,, the equipment is superb, there’s a well-tended small garden and the kitchen is lovely. As we walked in the door for the first time, the cleanliness and brightness of the home was evident. It was great to have so many pamphlets available, apart from using online sites.The village of Friston is very quiet with just the pub and the church. No shops are in Friston, so make sure everything is brought with you. On arrival, we found tea, coffee and biscuits but no milk. There are plenty of loo rolls and a kitchen roll. Hand wash is at all sinks and there’s washing-up liquid tablets for the dishwasher. Recycling is easy, but glass needs to be put elsewhere. Parking is OK; we downloaded outside, before moving the car to the proper place. Yes, the car got bird poo on it but that’s not the end of the world. There’s no DVD player no BBQ provided.We had lovely days spent at Bressingham Steam Museum (just so wonderful, a simple, step into the past place), Sutton Hoo NT site, Walberswick for crabbing (such simple fun), Southwold, Aldeburgh (fish and chips on the beach in the evening) and on the way home we called in at Melton Hall NT property.Summing up, this was a special holiday home run 100% efficiently by the owner, Toni; we didn’t meet her but could have via a phone call. Her cleaner/manager of the property, when Toni is not there, deserves to be praised too! They couldn’t do a better "

"Beautiful cottage with great hosts will definitely stay again "

"A lovely stay and great location for exploring Suffolk. Comfortable, well equipped cottage on lovely grounds with lake, games room (which our kids loved) and goslings."