Dog Friendly Cottages In Blackpool

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What our customers say about their holidays

• Alison - Verified booking

  We booked for a family break.

  There was my mum (73) dad (69) my sister (she has learning disabilities 43) and myself (37). We took our dogs with us too. The home has the perfect location, it's in the middle of everything you need. I do have some feedback. 1) it isn't dog friendly if you have smaller dogs, or even big dogs as you have to go down stairs to get into the back garden. My eldest dog is 12, suffers with epilepsy and is blind, he almost fell down the stairs which is a metal staircase. This isn't told in the description. 2) if you have mobility problems then this property isn't for you either. My mum had to go up 2 flights of stairs to go to bed as she needs to be near the toilet. I have had spinal surgery and I struggled myself. 3) the kitchen is amazing, but the stairs out to the back garden let's it down. 4) the cleanliness wasn't great. We left Tuesday due to my health issues and my dad's. When we arrived home, the day after both my mum & dad were unwell, both have weakened immune systems. It made me wonder because of the lack of cleanliness this may have contributed to both their illnesses. While this feedback may sound negative, for the right family who don't have the same issues as us it would be perfect. Rossall beach is perfect if you have dogs too. There is a park just past the cinema which is ideal for little kiddies.. It just isn't the right property for people with health conditions especially with the stairs being steep too or dogs who are wary of steps.

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• Kathleen - Verified booking

  Booked this holiday 30th August until 6th Sept 2019.

  .. Unfortunately we had to come home on the 3rd couldn't cope with accommodation any longer... The place was spotless and well equipped but not for the elderly or disabled like the property information led us to believe … Bedroom beautiful furnished with a King size bed … Bathroom lovely big walk in shower but no grab rail or Bath mat to step out onto and it was a wooden floor so very slippy … The lounge had a sofa and two chairs which were fine if you were young but we could not get up out of them they were so low and the sofa so soft … My husband had cancer surgery and follow up treatment so we thought this would be ideal for him … we resorted to sitting on hard kitchen type chairs to watch the tele not comfortable at all... Then to top it all we arrived Friday the 30th August and on Saturday morning 31st August the road had closed for 7 weeks … no diversion signs we had to keep going well out of our way to get anywhere we were not informed about this … I am not knocking The Old Stables it was spotless and well equipped like I previously said but needs some attention to make it more ideal for the elderly and disabled we paid out £436 pound for 3 days not happy we feel we were mis informed

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• Tracey - Verified booking

  The house could be fabulous however the condition of wear and tear on the downstairs toilet seat and dining plates are disgraceful, unhygienic and not fit for purpose.

  There are various areas of the house thick with grime i.e.- base of bar stools, the base of patio doors. The high chair for guests with babies was thick with curdled food. I would suggest thorough checks and inspection of goods between let's. Due to the back gates being locked we were unable to place out the refuse bins for collection. This was also commented on in the guest book at the property, when previous guests arrived and refuse bins full, I am afraid this would be the case for the guests arriving after our stay.. This is a fantastic location, Cleveleys is pretty traditional seaside town with many facilities and investments to the prom and beach. We had a wonderful holiday and would consider booking this property again however with the current standard of facilities management and an expectation that guests are accepting the unhygienic equipment is an exploitation of holiday goodwill.

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• Eileen - Verified booking

  Jasmine cottage is a delightful property, in an excellent location in St.

  Annes. Although on a main road it was very quiet as its set at the back of a four storey house. Parking arrangements were on the front forecourt. The bed was very comfortable and there was adequate drawers/wardrobe space The living room/diner was nicely decorated with a large comfy 3 settee couch, small table for dining and the property very clean. The kitchen was galley style off the living room and was well equipped. The bathroom was as described and clean and plenty of towels were provided The property is very close to Ashton park which for us was a bonus. We met the owner who was welcoming and showed us around the property on arrival, We would most certainly like to return as our stay was relaxing and enjoyable.

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• Paul - Verified booking

  Another excellent stay at this wonderful cottage, ideal for a couple and their best friend (Dog).

  Private off road parking - space reserved for your car. Less than 5 minutes walk to the beach. Less than 1 minute walk to the park. Sainsbury and Aldi just 2 minutes walk for all food shopping needs. Lytham St Annes town centre 5 minutes walk for bars and Restaurants. Bus route for Blackpool / Lytham on the main road main bus for either destination numbers 11- 11a - 68 and 1a to Cleveleys. Anyone thinking of booking this wondefull little cottage don`t delay, it gets booked up very fast . My wife and i will be booking again to this very comfortable and private cottage. John the owner is such a lovely person and is only to happy to help if needed.

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