Guests say
Kissingate Cottage is consistently praised for its cleanliness, peacefulness, and the warm hospitality of hosts Pauline and Rod. Guests appreciate the convenient location for sightseeing and walking, as well as the thoughtful touches like stocked essentials and homemade jam. While compact, the cottage is deemed comfortable and adequate as a base to explore the beautiful surroundings, with some noting it's cosy for two. The nearby pub and eateries add to the charm of the stay.
Reviews frequently highlight the cleanliness of the cottage, with guests satisfied with the level of upkeep. The property is described as clean and well-maintained, suggesting a high standard of cleanliness.
The location is often described as beautiful and ideal for sightseeing, with a nearby stream, pub, and eateries. It's also mentioned as a great base for walking and exploring the countryside, indicating a favourable location.
The majority of guests find the cottage comfortable, with a few noting it's a bit small for two people. Comfort is generally associated with the hospitality and the peaceful environment, although the size of the property is a minor concern for some.
Facilities are adequate for most guests, with some limitations noted such as the absence of a cooker and slow drainage in the shower. However, the presence of essentials and the provision of kitchen appliances like a microwave and toaster mitigate these concerns.
Guests frequently mention the thoughtful gestures of the hosts, such as providing essentials and homemade jam. While these gifts are warmly received, it's important to note that such extras, while indicative of the hosts' thoughtfulness, may not be guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Set in the heart of a picturesque village, with cycling and walking almost on the doorstep, is this lovely detached studio for two. This cottage is perfect for those seeking a break in Nottinghamshire, with plenty to see and do in and around the local area. Tucked away next to the owner's home, with off-road parking for 1 car, access can be gained via Queen's Walk just off the main street. The exterior promotes an idyllic situation, with creeper plants growing up the stone walls and plant pots decorating its borders. Step inside and enjoy this all-in-one accommodation ideally laid out for a romantic couple. The kitchen is readily prepared for making breakfast and picnic lunches, with a modern set of units and worktop. Catch your rest on the chaise longue positioned adjacent and throw open the patio doors to enjoy the breeze from outside. The en-suite shower room and double bed are well-presented, with dual-aspect windows drawing in the natural light. Outside, the delights of the garden await you, with a couple of benches to sit out and enjoy a pleasant afternoon with a drink in hand. Nether Langwith offers a historic mill and local amenities including a shop, chemist, pub and restaurant. Situated between the Peak District National Park and Sherwood Forest, this region is well known for a wide variety of landscapes and walking opportunities including English Heritage and National Trust Sites. If you fancy something a bit different, experience a day together learning how to cook or develop your existing skills at the Welbeck Artisan Food Academy. There is also the Welbeck Abbey Brewery and the historic Portland Collection of fine and decorative art. Enjoy this romantic bolthole in a charming region of England.
Nether Langwith is located in Nottinghamshire, 10 miles east of Chesterfield. The village is ideal for keen cyclists, with easy access onto the national cycle route which leads to local heritage sites such as Clumber Park and Sherwood Forest. Local amenities include a shop, chemist, pub and restaurant. The village is home to Langwith Mill which was built in 1760 and was a four-storey cotton mill powered by the nearby River Poulter. Situated between the Peak District National Park and Sherwood Forest, this region is well known for a wide variety of landscapes and walking opportunities including English Heritage and National Trust Sites.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Open plan studio room with 1 x double bed with kitchenette, sitting area and en-suite shower room with shower basin and WC.
Electric heating.
Microwave, Foreman grill, slow cooker, fridge, toaster, kettle, TV Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Bike storage area.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Small enclosed garden with lawn and benches.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 6 mins walk, pub 2 mins walk.
Note: Property is not suitable for people with mobility issues or the infirm due to steps into property
Nearby points of interest
- Bolsover Castle
- Clumber Park
- Sherwood Forest Art, Craft and Visitor Centre
- Sherwood Forest Trekking Centre
- Tate Liverpool
- Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet
- Lumsdale Valley
Reviews (20)
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Aamer
Good for a single person or a couple for short stays. I stayed for a month due to work. Owners were very cooperative, helping and facilitated my stay.
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Frances
The property reminds me of a student flat mixed with a converted garage as it was very small but it served the purpose for us which was a place to stay close to Nottingham where we went to explore. It's also got a beautiful park around 5 minutes away which we explored on the first night there. The kitchenette could do with either a multi cooker or hob though unless you are ok with just sandwiches or a slow cooker meal as it changed our plans for meals when here as I didn't realise there would be no hob. The shower tray had recently been fixed according to the owner but the water did not run off very quickly so you were stood in a pool while showering but otherwise it's what is expected of a small ensuite bathroom. We really enjoyed our stay here as we're very adaptable people so thank you.
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John
The owners were very pleasant and welcome gift was well received.