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"Wow! Talk about a view! From the moment we walked into Helen's rental we felt very at home and comfortable. The first thing you notice is the amazing view out of the lounge window, which goes straight onto a balcony with perfect unobstructed sea views! The lounge was a good size with relaxing sofas, the kitchen had everything for a great self catering break away! The bedrooms downstairs were a good size and comfortable beds. The master bedroom had a lovely little patio with table and chairs. The house was easy to find and it was a very simple check-in. We walked up the hill into Mortehoe, about 15 mins and sampled the pubs for dinner and drinks, they were very nice. We also did the easy walk into Woolacombe, it was much busier but also good food and drinking places, about 15 mins walk. The beaches were so easy to walk to and looked so nice. We would definitely stay here again! Thanks again Helen and for the lovely welcome gifts. "

"We all thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Memory House. The house is exceptional and in a prime location with access to all amenities. Thank you very much."

"Such a lovely place to stay with such beautiful views of the sea. Just a short walk in to Town for all the amenities and restaurants too. "

"We enjoyed our week at Shellborough. The weather was wonderful, sunny every day. The property was as we remembered it from the last time we visited. One or two improvements had been made. Overall a comfortable, spacious property. Only two of us but plenty of room for two. The views from the balcony are what makes this a place to revisit. They did not disappoint, wave watching and lovely sunsets. One thing to be aware of are the stairs. Obviously, a penthouse has quite a few. These are not a problem for an able bodied person but need to be considered if you are elderly or disabled."

"A lovely apartment, with a sae view and short walks to the beach and Woolacombe. All with it's own parking space, which is a definite bonus on busy Woolacombe days. If you're a surfer or have beach equipment, it really caters for that, as you have your own private, lockable shed in which to keep your kit (we managed to squeeze in a 9ft long board), and there an outside shower to rinse yourself and wetsuits, plus a washing line to dry your stuff. All of which make for a great holiday, and it's why we come back here. The apartment itself is really good, with a large lounge in which to relax and look out to sea. Missing it already..."

"Smelt strongly of damp on entering communal corridor. Flat seemed ok but lots of road noise due to front window not sealing when closed. Was better when i went outside and pushed it closer. Swivel chair bases rusted badly. Sweeping brush was digusting and covered in muck and fluff before we used it. Bathroom radiator rusty, squeegies were covered in black mold. Extractor fan not working. Wardrobe had little space as full of boxes ironing board and clutter. "

"Just back from a wonderful stay at Thorpe. Thanks-you! Have stayed in many rentals worldwide - but staying here has been next-level world-class. It's clear that so much love has gone into creating this family home that has a cosy feel with so many considered premium homely touches - and Chris has been incredibly helpful throughout. If you're looking for a rental - don't hesitate to book - you don't want to lose out! The location, views, feel of the spacious home and many amenities and facilities have made it a wonderful stay. Many thanks!"

"Fourth family holiday now in Woolacombe….have stayed in a variety of holiday rentals. I’d certainly recommend Holiday Home Hunter as the service was excellent. No 6 is a great place to stay….good location and comfortable."

"This is a nice property that's had love and care poured into restoring it. The property is however over-marketed (and over-priced) in our opinion. Expedia market as a 'cottage' and the pin shows a central Woolacombe location. Its actually in a holiday/residential park above Woolacombe. The park its in has a run down feel to it and the first impression was of deep disappointment. Once you've moved in then its a lovely property on the inside. The garden is communal - there is no division between 'your bit (nice picnic bench as shown in pictures) and the adjoining properties. Its quiet at night and road noise (road is 20m away) is not intrusive. The location is not convenient to Woolacombe. We cycled and walked down into town. The road is steep and is fine for adults however its the main road to Woolacombe and would not be safe for young children. Its quite a climb back out too. Walking was fine apart from the first 300m. This is again on the road - there are no pavements or verges and did not feel particularly safe - after which there is a pleasant walk past stables and fields into town. There is a bus - however the stop is after the 300m pavement less stretch. You can of course drive down. We were a couple - so did not 'value' bunk beds or the thoughtful games etc provided. If you want a base for exploring the Combes then this works and there are lots a great guest reviews attesting to a good stay."