“Accommodation described as a cottage, it's not.”
It's more accurately described as an apartment, within a large converted farm building. Yes the term ground floor is used but nowhere does it say there's another apartment above you. The photograph in the description shows the front of the building - the entrance door to Llain Mai is down the side of the building, out of sight, to the right of the view in the photo. Through no fault of their own, we could hear every movement our fellow holiday makers made. Even conversation, though muted, was ...
It's more accurately described as an apartment, within a large converted farm building. Yes the term ground floor is used but nowhere does it say there's another apartment above you. The photograph in the description shows the front of the building - the entrance door to Llain Mai is down the side of the building, out of sight, to the right of the view in the photo. Through no fault of their own, we could hear every movement our fellow holiday makers made. Even conversation, though muted, was audible. Laminated flooring transmits every slightest noise. From a walk to the loo at ten past five in the morning to a daily exercise routine (?). Ablutions also. The boiler for the entire building is located within our space. It seemed that every time a tap was turned on somewhere in the building, the boiler erupted into life. Summarising, the place is spotlessly clean, beautiful bathroom, useful kitchen and superbly located - but I'm afraid we would prefer not to stay there again.