Alfie

12 Customer Reviews

• "Wonderful stay, no complaints, would be nice to have an iron and ironing board in the property."

  Don’t know if it’s been noticed before but both the front door to the property and the patio door on the right are out of line and there is a gap at the top edge of the front door. Just in case any water getsinto the property. Surroundings are lovely and private and there are some lovely walks. Wonderful if taking your dog. Thanks for a great stay, will be back again

  Reviewed by Susan5.0★Sep 2024

• "A really lovely lodge in a great location."

  Really lovely furniture and comfy beds, it was like home from home. It was lovely to see the deers feeding in the mornings and the pheasant running across the green. We will book again. It did, however take awhile to find the lodge due to only the name being given and not the number. We must have driven past it at least twice before asking for help at the club house. For any future visitors it's number 32. The milk and biscuits was much appreciated. It would have been nice to have a coffee maker or cafetiere though as I missed my good cup of morning coffee.

  Reviewed by Anne5.0★Sep 2024

• "We found the property very clean and comfortable it was just what we needed for a quite relaxing weekend"

  Reviewed by Ann4.7★Sep 2024

• "No information about anything."

  No contact numbers, no instructions for any equipment. Shower in en-suite water was cold, managed to speak to owner who had a look but never returned. My husband had to put the blind back up in the second shower, it had just been thrown in a cupboard. No toilet brushes in any of the loos. No hoover in the property only a broom not even a dustpan and brush.

  Reviewed by Yvonne2.5★Sep 2024

• "A nice caravan but did have one or two little problems but it was in a very nice spot and very peaceful"

  Reviewed by Brian4.1★Aug 2024

• "Lovely comfortable property, nice to have the view across the road towards the woods."

  Good access to dog walks. Some small details such as lack of housekeeping items such as hangers, hand wash, bin liners, loo brushes and hair dryer. Only one cushion for the two outdoor seats. Also, welcome pack of milk and biscuits is kind but no welcome information - contact in emergency, equipment operation, local activities etc

  Reviewed by Sandra4.7★Aug 2024

• "Alf - is actually Alfie, Lodge no 32."

  This info will help you find the lodge easier when you arrive. What a lovely quiet setting. Very rural feel to it. Lodges are all nicely spaced out so not on top of each other. A lovely spacious lodge - and wow you will love the en-suite bathroom. Well fitted out with a big fridge and freezer ample space for a weeks worth of shopping. There is a really useful larder unit (love that idea). Take some coat hangers if you like to hang your clothes in the wardrobes). Tip: I found on the last day!!! The airer for washing is under the bed. If only I had known. All lovely soft towels provided (although I took my own). The king size bed - at last I have found a comfortable bed in a lodge. My only criticism- needs blackout blinds or liners on curtains - awake with the larks as it gets very light early. Flamborough seems to have a fly problem - take some fly spray Superb view from the balcony, and a route down to the beach. A lovely sun trap and completely safe for children or pets. Bin store near the Golf club house. The restaurant only do breakfasts and light lunches (evening meal would have been a bonus). If you like to watch TV - I don’t know why but some channels need a pin no a bit odd we wanted to watch ITV X but Needed a pin no. Will definitely be back- soon I hope.

  Reviewed by Lynne5.0★Jul 2024

• "The lodge was wonderful & comfy to stay in."

  Great location & outlook & proximity to Sewerby Hall & Cliffs. Great walking & lovely to have the facility of the Golf Clunhouse nearby for drinks on their wonderful terrace. Some comments both for future clients &/or for owners & letting agents to consider : -The entry key pad to access the key for the front door is very loose & actually fell out if it’s socket once. - No tea pot or milk jug in the kitchen which we found strange ? - No beer mugs or beer glasses ? - No plastic picnic style glasses to use on the deck for safety ? - Very limited cutlery with only 4 teaspoons & No serving spoons, few food serving bowls & limited oven baking trays. Sadly - Some items were broken when we arrived as in kitchen towel rail, & external trim of sliding door to deck area. It must be said too that the Bed linen to spare twin bedroom was of poor quality & not great to use. Unfortunately, we found all sorts of dog food especially a giant dog chew & various solid food pellets underneath the lounge footstool when we moved its position - which means the cleaners hadn’t cleaned the lodge thoroughly after that previous clients. Having said that we enjoyed our stay (apart from the awful weather) & improvised using kitchen equipment to cook some marvellous meals. It was a good week. We left early due to the weather & incessant rain. But would return to the site in the future but perhaps to a lodge away from the main access road into the site m.

  Reviewed by Trudy4.1★Jul 2024

• "Lovely lodge, very clean and spacious."

  There was a dog bowl and some poo bags under the sink which is a nice touch. There were no pillow cases or sheet on one of the beds. We did struggle to find it because it's actually called Alfie, it doesn't have a number & we weren't provided with a map. Having said all that, they are only small things, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay & would come back

  Reviewed by Katie4.7★Jun 2024

• "The home was really lovely, as was the setting, just like the pictures."

  It was very comfortable (master ensuite bathroom was amazing) and clean and the milk and cookies were a lovely touch. The issues we had were really only around information and contact. The house is Alfie, not Alf and its number 32, an update to the listing photo would be a good, as both are shown clearly on the chalet. A site map would also be useful to help find the place. Passes to walk through Sewerby Hall and Gardens were left for us, but no instructions or map to help us find our way. We couldn't find where the bins were, but a helpful workman told us, 'up by the golfclub house'. Also on our last night the water cut out completely, we had no idea who to contact for help. The very kind couple next door made a phone call and a knight on a golf buggy came to sort it all out for us, just a tap at the back of the chalet to turn on, but without our neighbours we would have been stuck. An emergency contact for someone on site would be really useful, if it had happened during the week, we would have had no one to ask. OR an idiots basic guide for the chalet, if I'd know where to look for the water tap, our poor golf buggy knight wouldn't have had to get out of bed to come and help

  Reviewed by Catherine4.4★Jun 2024

• "Nice place in a great location but we arrived when it was dark so had a real problem finding it."

  The name was wrong for starts as it's called Alfie not Alf! The lack of instructions both to find it and once you were in was unusual and unhelpful as was the lack of any contact details for the owner or property manager. Fortunately a kind local couple managed to help us after a vain search in the rain :(

  Reviewed by Robin3.4★May 2024

• "The site was pitch black so trying to find the cabin in winter was horrible,no lighting along the route, also the road to the cabin was full of pot holes."

  No bin supplied in the kitchen so waste management was a problem, only one small bin in one of the bathrooms.no welcome pack / book to explain about the cabin or where to dispose of rubbish.this was a last minute booking so maybe this was the reason no details were left on the cabin. On a positive note the cabin itself was beautiful and very well presented. Would stay again but possibly in summer so the drive to and from the cabin was safer.

  Reviewed by Louise3.4★Dec 2023

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