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"The place was great. Very clean. Friendly staff who were very accommodating. The breakfast was very good too. Recommend."

"Purdy Lodge was ideal for us, room was great with view out to the fields. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, food was great as well. Would definitely stay again"

"Smashing chap running B&B. Very friendly and helpful "

"Instructions were very clear, property in ideal location for the cafes, restaurants etc in Bamburgh. Ample parking available on the road or in provided space behind the property. Apartment very clean, with extensive appliances provided and v good size kitchen. Ideal for a short break "

"The floors downstairs were extremely slippery and out dog was hurting herself walking on them. Luckily, we had 5 rigs and some dog blankets with us so she could as be able to move about. The downstairs is all open plan and so nowhere to put the dog (eg the kitchen) without her having access to the lunge and dining areas. The hob was dirty down one side and the control dials numbers were illegible, so it was difficult to set it at the required temperature. The only way to get hot water was to press a button in a cupboard in the dining area to boost which only went on for half an hour. This was mentioned in the literature but I have never been in any previous cottage where there was not immediate hot water and the boost would only be needed if you had used a huge amount of hot water. The door to the ensuite was so stuck my husband thought that the handle was going to come off when he opened it. North Easy Escapes did offer to come and fix it. The upstairs shower had a warning that the shower was slippery when wet but there was no shower mat so impossible to use safely. I put a hand towel down in the downstairs shower, so it was ok. Out daughter and family were meant to be joining us but we felt it was not safe for a 3- and 7-year-old and so we only stayed one night out of 5 booked – which made a very expensive one night break! "