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A fabulous clean, comfortable and well equipped placed to stay. Very quiet and friendly hosts. Our first experience of an air bnb . Will definitely stay againElizabeth2017-05-05T00:00:00Z
Nice room, very clean, had a great sleep, would recommend for anyone visiting manchester,Shareef2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
If you want quiet and comfortable in a natural setting, but still close to so many places, this is the perfect place to stay. The apartment clean, it's warm, and the bed is comfy. Shelia and John are great host.Lawrence2017-03-10T00:00:00Z
Awesome little place, super clean, super tidy and was a great stay. Sally was an awesome host tooTeila2017-06-18T00:00:00Z
Wow what lovely people and an amazing place. Intricate and well designed. Thank you so much for such a pleasant stay. Definitely recommendKamran2016-11-05T00:00:00Z
Very friendly hosts, clean and tidy apartment with everything you need for a night away. Good location to the Peak District. Will definitely stay here again.. Thankyou Sally!Charlie2017-02-20T00:00:00Z
It was a Wonderful and a comfortable stay @Sally's. Enjoyed our trip to Mancehster.BALAKRISHNAN2017-07-01T00:00:00Z
We loved our stay with Sally and Mark! The room was clean and bright, with great amenities. They have loads of information to share about the local area and things to do, and were wonderful to talk to. We would definitely stay with them again!Leah2017-08-29T00:00:00Z
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Romiley, England, United Kingdom
Fantastic home from home. Very well equipped and clean property with everything we needed. Beverley was a great host. Would Fantastic rebook next time we're in the areaMartin2017-01-13T00:00:00Z
A lovely location to move around the High Peaks with lots of walks within a few miles .Very dog friendly with enclosed garden and gated entrance .A public footpath is just outside the entrance. Accommodation was very comfortable ,the host was very attentive and we were well looked after during our stay. And it's always good to have tea ,coffee ,milk and other essentials provided. Shops and pubs are nearly a mile away in Disley or New Mills along a main road.Michael2017-05-11T00:00:00Z
A comfortable lodge with lovely views of the hills overlooking New Mills and with some great walks on the doorstep. A good venue for exploring Manchester too, only 30 minutes away by train. And Bev was a super host!Chris2017-07-20T00:00:00Z
What a great place to stay! Bev and Ian were great and always there to help us with anything we needed. The lodge itself was wonderful and having a real fire throughout December was amazing.Adam2016-12-23T00:00:00Z
The lodge is a cozy little place, ideally located to explore the Peak District. The place is quiet and faces beautiful fields. Great for kids. Bev is a great hostess and helped us with everything, from logs for the fire to where to take the kids in the area.Julia2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
A fantastic home and a fascinating place to stay. Extraordinarily exclusive with its own private gated driveway and wonderful vistas into a rural setting, while within easy walking distance to coffee shops and supermarkets. The hosts are very kindly and generous, even providing a new clothesline for us. All was immaculately clean and well-equipped; the shower is a properly plumbed one with excellent hotwater, which is still rare in England it seems. The house easily accommodate two generations; we were traveling with two adult nieces. New Mills is a great place to explore, with lots of interesting heritage trails and canals; lots of good information has been made available by the hosts. A wonderful stay!Deborah2016-08-12T00:00:00Z
We had a great stay. The lodge was perfect for what we wanted and the lodge was warm, comfortable and very dog friendly. The ability to just let the dog out, and have a paddock and a hill to walk the dog at the beginning and end of the day was brilliant. The location was great for getting around and Lyme Park being so close was brilliant.Marion2017-02-16T00:00:00Z
First of all, many thanks to Beverly. She was an attentive hostess who checked we were ok regularly. The house is comfortable, clean, well equipped and modern. As a family of five with three teens, it is big enough that we did not get under each other's feet. The location is also sublime. We walked from the house to Lyme Park (stunning), had a lovely meal at the Ram's Head in Disley (good value), went by train into Manchester (half an hour), did the Millennium Walkway, walked from Edale to Ringing Roger and visited Blue John mine - all very close. Shops are close by (within a mile). Really good, highly recommended if you are out to explore this part of the world.Tony2017-06-03T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Newtown, England, United Kingdom
Ingrid and Simon are fantastic hosts . They are warm , friendly and very helpful. They make you very welcome. They have a lovely home with off street parking. The guest room is spacious, very clean with a lovely peaceful position overlooking their private and well kept garden. The (huge) bed is very comfortable and the room has been thoughtfully furnished with everything you could need including a small fridge , microwave, kettle , table and chair. The ensuite bathroom is spacious and clean. They provide a lot of little extras such as a wide selection of teas , coffee and bottle water, plates and cutlery , books, soap and shampoo. There is also a guide to the local area which includes places to eat, shop and walk. Breakfast is great and lots of options if you are dairy or gluten intolerant. The location is ideal for exploring town or country. This is a "must stay" if you're planning to visit these parts. Thanks very much Ingrid and Si!Julie2016-08-07T00:00:00Z
I arrived at Ingird house using the sat navigation & also the directions she provided on the hosts page, look out for the red post along the road & the red garage up the drive. Don't let the fact that it is on an A road put you off, the drive way is big enough that you don't have to reverse into the road & there is no sound at all from it in the property. The room is very spacious with an en-suite, tv but with catch up service only, internet, small fridge, microwave & kettle etc. The bed is very comfortable & the room, en-suite & property are spotless, really clean. The location is brilliant as it is a small drive to Manchester City Centre & is placed around loads of small villages with breath taking views, exciting walks & old village pubs selling northern grub. Ingrid has a folder in the room that gives you details of site seeing places, walks & pubs/restaurants. The hosts left us alone to do our own thing but when we did bump into them they are very approachable, fun to talk to & make you feel more than welcome. I have not got any negatives for the property & the hosts & would 100 % recommend you stay here on your travels.Alexander2016-07-28T00:00:00Z
Nice bedroom, bathroom are clean and tidy, Ingrid and Simon are lovely people! Breakfast comes with different variety of choices.Dijon2017-01-07T00:00:00Z
A great place to stay. A super comfy bed in a large room with all the facilities needed for a comfortable stay. great value and would definitely recommend.Philip2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
This was a great stay, very comfortable !Gabrielle2017-07-22T00:00:00Z
Perfect stayPeter2016-11-27T00:00:00Z
I had a really lovely stay in your home. Thank youCornelius2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
A fabulous night - thank you for all the little touches!Fiona 2016-10-28T00:00:00Z
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Private room
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Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Emma and Ian were fantastic hosts and we were made to feel very welcome. Emma had even printed out a running route for me and Ian kindly took us down to the station one afternoon. They are very knowledgable and willing to offer advice on activities in and around the local area. The Vestry is extremely tastefully decorated and furnished - all to a very high spec - in fact, we may pinch some ideas for our own home! Our teenage son loved his mezzanine sleeping arrangement - aka the "man cave"! Poynton is a great area to stay - the village itself has an excellent range of restaurants and pubs - something for everyone - as well as good shopping facilities, all of which are in walking distance from The Vestry. The area has lots to offer - we chose to visit the canal, which is only a 5-minute drive, and we also popped into Manchester by train - only 25 minutes away. There's a local bike hire shop too - and many cycling and walking routes. Overall, we would highly recommend The Vestry, its hosts and the location and hope to go back again.Tracy2016-09-02T00:00:00Z
We have a 2 year old daughter, and the Vestry was a brilliant place to stay. The size of the room meant she could run around. The "sonos" sound system meant she could dance. And the board games/ cards/ connect4 kept us all entertained! Thank you Emma for fantastic accommodation (beautiful renovated) and a lovely stay.Steph2017-01-01T00:00:00Z
Emma and Ian were fantastic hosts. We arrived to a warm welcome and found the vestry to be so comfortable and full of character and charm. Everything we needed for our stay was provided. We also got some great recommendations for the next stop on our journey. One of our favorite accommodations during our two week trip in the UK, and one of the best I've experienced on Airbnb.vanessa2017-07-19T00:00:00Z
Great location and awesome job redeveloping this space for a great stay-over or holiday destination.Andrew2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
Emma and Ian are really helpful and The Vestry is a great place to stay, cozy and comfortable with everything we needed and a deck area at the back for morning coffee. It was perfect for our short stay, catching up with friends at a 50th birthday party, and an easy walk to the shops (10 mins) with some great pubs in the area too.Catherine2016-09-12T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay in The Vestry. Emma and Ian were wonderful hosts. We felt really welcomed and everything we needed was there. We loved the accommodation! We enjoyed relaxing in front of the woodburner while our boys were tucked away in their 'secret' mezzanine. The Vestry was spotless and well equipped. Such a peaceful and relaxing stay with lovely personal touches. Thank you!Claire2016-09-24T00:00:00Z
Emma and Ian made us feel so welcome, in their stunning vestry (they even moved a bed downstairs for our son). The information pack was very helpful. The area was lovely too. We would recommend this place to everyone. Thank you for a very enjoyable staySuzanne2016-09-19T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at the vestry! The cottage is so well presented, was very clean and the facilities were great. We were a little bit disappointed that we had evening plans and couldn't just spend the evening by the fire in the cottage. We would definitely stay here again if we were back in the area.Jillian2016-11-06T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Poynton, England, United Kingdom
We had a great time in our short one-night stay at Doug's cottage. It is a 3 story row house but was very quiet and has a great view out the rear to the rolling green hills. We walked into Hayfield (3 min walk) for an early dinner, but being a Tuesday in early March, two restaurants were closed, one (Royal Hotel) didn't open their kitchen until 6pm and thus we only had 2 choices. We also stopped by Hayfield Park which had a great play area (enclosed area with two play toys for the little ones; zip line, swings, very tall slide, skateboard half-pipe, etc). We were travelling with two small children (4.5 and 2 years old) and found both sets of stairs quite steep and dangerous for the children. We found ways around it, but keep that in mind if you have even younger kids.Laura2016-03-02T00:00:00Z
Great place! Quiet, cosy and with a great view.Christopher2017-01-26T00:00:00Z
The place was perfect for our family of 4! All the amenities and walking distance to a great pub and trails with fantastic views. The countryside was beautiful and the location was great. We had an awesome trip!Christine2017-07-20T00:00:00Z
Fairy Bank cottage was exactly as describe on Air BnB. The house is lovely and warm and very welcoming with plenty of information of the local area supplied by Doug. The house was clean and tidy and has all home comforts. Doug was constantly in touch and a very good host. We were there on a cycling weekend and its perfectly set up for it, the roads are usually quiet and brilliant for climbers training for a big event. Hayfield its self was a brilliant quiet little town with plenty of traditional pubs with good food and ale. We would definitely come back and recommend Doug and the cottage as somewhere to stay.Thomas2016-04-17T00:00:00Z
I stayed one night in Fairy Bank Holiday Cottage with my family on our way to the Lake District. The location was lovely - really enjoyed the town (particularly Rosie's cafe) and there's a pub just down the street. I didn't meet Doug but he was reliable in his communication, even at our late-notice booking. It's a cosy, comfortable place.Kathryn2016-09-09T00:00:00Z
Our stay was great, just one night so we didn't really get to settle in but everything was just as promised. There is a cranky next door neighbour, but other than that no complaints about anything!Mika2016-07-15T00:00:00Z
Everything was great! Very clean and tidy, lots of hot water. Doug made us very welcome. Hayfield was lovely, though we found the local grocery stores disappointing. It is worth bringing food with you.Carole2016-06-20T00:00:00Z
Doug's place was a great base to explore the Peak District. Hayfield is a lovely town with some great surrounding walks , good pubs and easy to get to other parts of the Peak District. Doug's place is really lovely with great views and everything you'd need. Unfortunately we didn't meet Doug but he was very responsive and everything went well.Daniel2016-09-21T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Hayfield, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Robs place is very convenient and the price probably reflects what you get. In future perhaps I will pay a bit more for somewhere cleaner.Stephen2017-08-16T00:00:00Z
Carol was lovely , kind , warm and very welcoming. The room I rented was as beautiful as described it was a positive relaxing happy stay and I look forward to coming back. Thank you Carol for your hospitality.Mandeep Singh2017-04-28T00:00:00Z
Rob has been a great host, whom I could share a common interest with: football! For the rest, the room and the other facilities such as the bathroom (with bath tub!) were well taken care of. I have enjoyed my stay, and I would like to stay over again when I am around.Martin2017-07-13T00:00:00Z
Rob and Carol were extremely welcoming and friendly. The room is petite but was perfect for my needs as I was working in the day and studying in the evening. A good internet connection and desk in the room were all ideal for my stay. It was a pleasure to stay here and I recommend a stay with Rob and Carol for anyone who needs to stay in the area.Christopher2017-01-25T00:00:00Z
Staying with Rob and Carol was great value. Parking was easy as was check in. both rob and carol were super friendly.Gill2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
Great location in Poynton, great access to shops/bars and pubs. Easy to get to the Peak district for walking and cycling routes. The hosts are great people, great local knowledge and advice on the area, and are always willing to help out with anything. The house is always clean and has all the facilities that you would need :)Michael2017-07-21T00:00:00Z
Rob and Carol were great communicators with helpful tips and recommendations for the local area. They were flexible with check-in/out times and made me feel very welcome. Nice bright, clean and comfortable house in a central location with desk space, kitchen access and parking. Excellent value - would highly recommend!Oliver2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
Lovely room! The bed is very comfortable. Karol and Rob are great hosts. Not far from the train station. It was lovely having you stay. Thank you!pietro2017-03-11T00:00:00Z
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Private room
Property Type
Poynton, England, United Kingdom
Thanks to Minh for a special experience. Arrived in the dark and was welcomed by Minh and an excited dog with an inquisitive nose!!! We were shown to the chalet and everything was explained. Last we saw of Minh til we left next day. Ate in the pub up the road which was very good and returned to a warm cosy chalet! Excellent value will definitely return in summer when it is possible to get around the 10 acres without a canoe. Great find!!Tim2015-12-24T00:00:00Z
Quirky accommodation that suited our purpose very well. We were two blokes looking to do a bit of off-road cycling in the area and it proved to be a very good base for us.Stuart2017-07-11T00:00:00Z
We enjoyed our stay at Minh's rustic little cottage. He was very welcoming and friendly, and it was fun with all the animals on the property.Bente2017-06-01T00:00:00Z
This didn't feel like something to take your family too. I feel it started as a garden project and they thought they might rent it out last minute. The shower is not useable unless you are model thin. This sleeps 4 only if you sleep on a blow up mattress which slowly goes flat over night I was pregnant and stayed one night out of 2. I ended up checking into the premier inn which was the same price. Ideally a refund should have been given for misdirection as to the chalets capabilities. The peacocks where a pleasant touch shame about the yard full of broken caravans and stuff.Charlene2015-07-28T00:00:00Z
Beautiful little place. All the freedom to come and go as we needed and the dog enjoyed the local walksJocelin2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
I had a great break in this quirky, fun place to stay. Minh was a thoughtful host and had provided a lovely bowl of fruit, cooled water and milk for my tea, all perfect for the very hot and sunny of the last week. He was a good host, providing a quiet environment for the sort of break I needed, while chatting comfortably when we passed each other. The chalet is exactly as Minh describes it, comfortable, straightforward with a good shower and a very comfy bed. Excellent value also. I fell in love with the peacocks as they wandered round Minh's lovely flowery garden, and loved waking up to see them through the window. I shall be back!Joan 2017-06-22T00:00:00Z
The location is excellent for trips into either the Peak District or Manchester and there is a canal with 10 minutes walk too. The chalet is cosy, though do note there is no kitchen and the shower is rather awkward to get into for larger people. The host is very welcoming and will sort out any problems you encounter.Rick2014-04-07T00:00:00Z
We stayed for one night in this garden chalet and it was really a wonderful start to our vacation! The chalet is very cosy indeed, well furnished and equipped with microwave, fridge, TV etc. We had a double bed and a big inflatable bed for the four of us and were very comfortable. The garden is beautiful, with many lovely flowers; a calm, peaceful haven, perfect as a retreat away from the city and a great place to unwind. There is a peacock and several other beautiful birds walking around freely on the property and the host also has a really friendly Alsatian, who gave us an enthusiastic welcome every time we walked through the gate. This place is wonderful for animal lovers :) There are nice pubs down the road from Minh's house where you can have a good meal and a supermarket not far away. Minh is a great host, very friendly and helpful. He replied swiftly to our initial request to book and communication was clear and informative all along. We got good advice on things to see and do in the region and spent a wonderful day at the nearby Lyme Park estate. We would certainly recommend Minh's cosy garden chalet and would love to come back if we are in the area!Helena2015-06-16T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
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Stockport, Chesire, United Kingdom
Titus was very friendly and responsive all the timesDeepthi2016-11-21T00:00:00Z
Titus seemed a nice ladC, only stayed for the two nights not much cutlery if your in a couple or more, Room was clean & bed comfy. Smoking outsideKyle2017-06-24T00:00:00Z
Awsome stay, thank you Titus!!pierrick2017-07-01T00:00:00Z
Very nice and friendly host.Nahian2017-06-12T00:00:00Z
A room suitable for a good night's sleep at a very low price. It suited my needs well.David2017-08-12T00:00:00Z
It is a nice little room. It was a good stay.Dr.Irfan2017-07-08T00:00:00Z
We stayed at Titus' for two nights. He is a really kind and generous host. The room was nice and quite big. Even though he was not at home when we arrived we could get into the house easily and he texted back within a minute which made things easy. We would definitely recommend everyone to stay at Titus'. Cheers!Anna2017-08-07T00:00:00Z
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Private room
Property Type
Denton, England, United Kingdom
I like to give a positive review and on the face of it my stay was reasonable for price. However the dog was barking in early hours of the morning which kept me awake. Also the house smells of the dog which I don't find welcoming or pleasant. I wouldn't stay again for these reasons.Andrew2017-06-07T00:00:00Z
Paul is quiet and generous. Very clean and nice accommodation.Chenglin2017-07-23T00:00:00Z
Excellent Airbnb, clean warm and comfortable with thoughtful host, couldn't have asked for more :)Gill2017-06-04T00:00:00Z
This was just one of those stays that didn't work out. I'm new to Air bnb, so I don't know how often they happen. My other three stays on the trip were very good, though. This one was fairly last minute. I needed a place close to the airport to catch my overseas flight the next day. The problem was communication. The night before I sent them my approximate arrival time and didn't have a message by the time I left somewhat late in the morning. Thus, I expected them to be home. They weren't. So I drove around for a while and went back. This happened a few times until I knew there was something wrong and really didn't want to spend the night in my car. It wasn't easy to find internet access, though. Even McDonalds wouldn't give me internet access because I didn't have a UK number they could send a text to. By the time I finally found internet and got the message giving the combo and how to get the key, it had been two hours and was mostly dark. If I calculated the time right, the message to me was sent right after noon. I had a hard time seeing the combo to get the key and then had a hard time getting the door open. Once inside all went well. I found the bedroom and took my stuff up. I had a huge headache and went to bed. I woke up with the headache still and showered and left for the airport without seeing the hosts at all. I'm sure they're nice people and didn't intend for any of this to happen. Sometimes it just doesn't work out well, and this one didn't work out well for me.Linda2017-07-02T00:00:00Z
All at home was as at the pictures and as described in an advertisement. I feel freely all time only usually I get cold. I can use all of appliances at home. There lives a dog call Lucy in. Very nice and lucky. This place is well connected with Stockport and Manchester.Danuta2017-05-06T00:00:00Z
It was a pleasure to stay at Paul's place. Paul is very helpful and friendly person. Everything as described. Whole place was tidy and clean with all appliances any guest may need. Early check-in wasn't a problem and place is well-connected to Stockport and Manchester/Liverpool. Excellent AirBnB.Kacper2017-08-24T00:00:00Z
Exactly as described. Didn't get to meet the host, but still communicated with him and was able to figure everything out. Room and bathroom are both tidy and the location is great!Fatou2017-08-18T00:00:00Z
it was a great stay at Lottie and Paul's house.Thank you again for hosting meKrzysztof2017-06-01T00:00:00Z
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Private room
Property Type
Stockport, England, United Kingdom
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Private room
Property Type
Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom
I stayed with Dave for 3 weeks because I was working around Stockport and I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay! Dave is really friendly and chilled out and kept me well informed. I had full use of everything and felt at home very quickly. The location is excellent, 20 minute walk to Stockport centre or you can get the bus which goes from the end of the road and stops in Stockport and Manchester. Its also a short walk to Davenport station which will take you into Manchester in 20 mins. Just around the corner are a few shops and a chippy. My room was really cozy and spacious with a TV which had Netflix and Amazon Prime. There's also a desk with a chair which was handy and a nice big wardrobe with hangers. It was amazing value for money and I have absolutely no complaints!Kat2017-09-01T00:00:00Z
Dave è un host discreto e preciso. Ha saputo accogliere e mettere a suo agio l'ospite. La sua casa è confortevole e pulita. Ho apprezzato la vena artistica di Dave.Dario2017-08-11T00:00:00Z
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Private room
Property Type
Stockport, England, United Kingdom
This was a lovely property exactly as the photos depicted in a beautiful quiet location, very convenient for some great walks in the Peak District. Arrival was easy and our thee night stay was very relaxing and cosy. All kitchen utilities that we needed had been provided, clean towels and fresh bedding were provided and a wood fire had been built in the living room which we enjoyed.Fern2016-10-29T00:00:00Z
Sadly we weren't able to meet Christian, but he came back quickly with the information we needed. He recommended The Lamb as a local pub to eat on our first evening, though we left it too late and they were fully booked. The location is great for some fabulous walks, particularly around Hathersage, and the property itself is surrounded by ducks and peacocks and, at night, owls. The kitchen is in the hallway as you enter, but close to the sitting/dining room. The furnishings are mostly IKEA, which is fine, but lacked a little in substance and charm. It was nice to have a wood-burning stove.David2016-10-25T00:00:00Z
Great house with facilities and in great surroundings. Extremely well decorated and set out. Loved the peacocks roaming around the courtyard. Would definitely stay again if in the area.Richard2017-08-05T00:00:00Z
The Gameskeeper's cottage was a marvellous place to stay, spacious, comfortable and full of charms. Waking up to bunnies, ducks and peacocks made it particularly magical for my family. A wonderful base from which to explore the charms and splendours of the Peak District. Christian was great - very responsive and easy to get ahold of.Jillian2016-07-13T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation the day before arrival. This is an automated posting.Hannah2016-12-14T00:00:00Z
The games keepers cottage exceeded our expectations and the photos on airbnb. The interior was immaculate and the renovations true to the history of the building. From the koi pond with ducks to the wandering peacocks, the secluded setting was beautiful and minutes from the village of Hayfield and its pubs. It made a great base to explore the high peak. As a host Christian's communication was superb both prior and during the stay ( we texted him to see if it was ok to feed the ducks and got a reply in 10 minutes). I give my highest recommendation to this property.John2017-07-01T00:00:00Z
Great place to stay. Beautiful surroundings and have amazing walks right on your doorstop. You'll have a few neighbours in the peacocks that roam around but they just add to the unique setting of the place. Christian was welcoming, accommodating and always available. Would definitely recommend this property to friends and family. It has everything you need for your stay - just bring you....and clothes....although I'm sure Christian would provide those as well if you asked him!!Mark2017-05-27T00:00:00Z
Very cute, comfortable house. Set in lovely woodland park. Enjoyed very relaxing stay.May2016-09-12T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
Property Type
Little Hayfield, United Kingdom
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Entire home/apt
Property Type
Furness Vale, England, United Kingdom
Great place to stay - really nice to leave the car where it was and walk straight out into the peak district. The gas fireplace was a nice surprise to keep the cottage cosy after a day in outdoors. Thanks Christian for hosting us!Lucrezia2017-09-04T00:00:00Z
A super little cottsge in the heart of the village and a suberb place for exploring the hills, especially Kinder Scout. The cottage sits on the junction of a lane and the main road through the village although it is not at all busy. The pub is just across the road - very convenient for drinks and meals. Shops are close by and everyone was really friendly. A great place for a couple or a small family. The cottage had everything we needed.Ian2017-08-24T00:00:00Z
A ne pas manquer! Tant pour la qualite de la maison et son confort que pour sa situation. Depart de randonnesbsans prendre la voiture et pour ceux qui n'aiment pas marcher, quelques centaines de metres et...panorama exceptionnel assuré.Isabelle2017-08-27T00:00:00Z
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Entire home/apt
Property Type
Hayfield, England, United Kingdom
Chris was the most accommodating host you could possibly wish for and we truly had a magical time thanks to his hospitality. The house is full of interesting and wonderful things which reflects on his personality and warmth. Thanks again for making our Xmas so special. Carl & Kat xCarl2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
It's amazing! Totally beautiful location, incredibly interesting artwork, and a gorgeous garden to boot. We loved every minute and can highly recommend Chris for his friendly and accommodating manner and Owen for being incredibly generous and sweet. Wifi was superb and the kitchen had everything we needed. Thanks both for a much needed and relaxing break! Jacinta and Leigh. XxJacinta2017-08-28T00:00:00Z
Chris fully deserves The Super Host! He is super friendly person! He shared lots of interesting information about the area plenty of valuable tips. His house is 100% as described. He should also add to his listing that he provides absolutely amazing neighbours! We loved our stay there and would love to come back one day definitely!Dora2016-07-30T00:00:00Z
Great place, setting, location, garden - right on the edge of the Peaks! Lovely working kitchen.Jennifer2016-08-09T00:00:00Z
Room type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
High Peak , Derbyshire, United Kingdom
I had a great stay at Samantha's. Herself and her family are lovely people, and her house is very comfortable and well located. I would definitely stay again and strongly recommend it.Frederico2017-06-30T00:00:00Z
Lovely people with lovely children. I really enjoyed my stay with them !Allyson2017-06-07T00:00:00Z
We stayed for week to visit friends. The home is beautifully decorated, the host is most welcoming and helpful. It is centrally located with public transport (bus) at the end of the road, train station 10 minutes walk and the shopping area 15 minutes walk. Please note the attic room does not have a door. We Enjoyed our stay.Amina (Alisha)2017-07-20T00:00:00Z
I stayed at Sharon's place for a month while doing part of my pilot training in Manchester, and she was the most welcoming and lovely airbnb host I have stayed with to date! We had meals together and they welcomed me into their house in a way that really made it feel like a home. Sharon was always very tidy, quiet and respectful of my space, and I loved talking to her and playing with the kids. I had an absolutely awesome stay! Highly, highly recommended!Paolo2017-02-28T00:00:00Z
We wanted to live in Stockport but we lived on the outskirts of Manchester.Jurijs2016-11-12T00:00:00Z
The house was really nice, even better than in the pictures. The place was really clean and tidy. The hosts were very nice and helpful with anything we needed. The public transport is very close (only 6min walk down the road) and the bus goes straight to the city centre. If I will ever be in Manchester I will for sure be staying there again! Thanks so much for everything Kevin & Sharon! Kind regardsNina2017-06-13T00:00:00Z
Near the city centre...lovely host...Gertrude2017-07-23T00:00:00Z
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I had a great stay. Ruth was very helpful and always there for us when we needed her. I would definitely recommend it to anyone wanting to spend a few days at a calm neighborhood. Looking forward to my next visit to the UK :)Omar2017-08-16T00:00:00Z
A good place for a short stay in Manchester.Hector2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
It's a cosy place to stay in. I would recommend for 2 people who are not staying too long also because at some point you might want to cook yourself some food which is not very practical there. But apart from that it's a very cool place to sleep in. Again Thank you Ruth and Matt !Aurélie2017-03-24T00:00:00Z
Lovely place! Looked even better than pictures. Friendly and helpful hosts. Lovely quiet gardenBrigita2017-02-12T00:00:00Z
Money is not worth to spend. They need to improve it. I have few suggestions like supply toiletries, tea, coffee, milk and water for late comer travelers. I wish they could have increased bath and toilet area at least a foot or two. Room was quite big with big TV. Need to put few curtains. Private entrance is a plus. Late time key collection system is great but need better directions to follow. Home address at bnb site is not proper so we ended up in another nearby town with sam e street name. Which was awfully bad experience. Anyway Ruth was helpful to guide us to come to the right place.Shaista2017-07-26T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at Ruth and Matt's. We felt that Matt was available if we needed anything but we also had privacy and could get on with what we needed to do. We were also really pleased to have the fridge and mini-oven which was really handy for us and more than we were expecting. The space heated up quickly if you'd come in from a long day out and we thought the wall mounted IR heater was a cool addition to the well presented space as was the covered outdoor space to smoke or sit outside. The location worked for us as we were doing things in both Manchester and Stockport so this was handily in the middle of the two locations we needed to be. We'd thoroughly recommend a stay with Ruth and Matt.Lee2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Communication with Ruth was flawless, available, it met the messages! Unfortunately, there is no kitchen, no microwave, But the maintenance and cleanliness of the apartment was perfect. Cosy and large, this location was friendly! I recommend this accommodationEva 2017-02-07T00:00:00Z
We went for a city break in Manchester and found this apartment. Even though it's a bit far away from the city, the price and the conditions were great. The host was flexible with our arrival time and we enjoyed the studio.Alex2017-07-30T00:00:00Z
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Mike's flat is very nice and fits perfectly the description. It is ideally located and easily accessed by the motorway. The location is very calm and close to all commodities . Mike and Vicky are very helpful and met all our requirements. Thank you very much and we definetly recommend this place.Sandrine2016-05-01T00:00:00Z
The host is very attentive and helpful. I rent out apartments myself and know how difficult it is to think of every single detail. Really amazing what Mike does. If he could have changed the rainy days in sunny ones I am sure he would have done it for us. I spent 4 days in the house before the wedding of my daughter and we had a wonderful time with her.Annet2016-07-11T00:00:00Z
Fantastic experience. The apartment was beautiful, extremely clean and had everything we needed. Mike was wonderfully kind and was in touch with all information needed. Would love to visit again and I know my friends are looking to book.David and Penny-Ann2016-02-28T00:00:00Z
Mike has made this a home from home but without any hassle. I love staying here and only regret I didn't find it earlier.Audrey2016-02-11T00:00:00Z
This listing did not disappoint! The setting was within easy reach of the Motorway with the directions given by the owner spot on. The apartment itself was very modern, nicely furnished, very clean and private. The owner had supplied lovely touches like some consumables and high quality hand soap etc. Would definitely recommend to someone that is looking for a convenient base in the Stockport area. Within a short drive of Trafford Centre and numerous supermarkets, bars, cafes and amenities.Malan2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
Mike's apartment was perfect! Very clean and fresh throughout. The bed was very comfortable, just what we needed after our journey. Everything we needed was there with extras in the fridge :)Paul2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
I have just stayed for 2 nights at Mikes stylish garden apartment and it is just as described. Friends said take photographs but no need to as the ones on the site are so accurate. The apartment is well appointed and lovely and warm. The photos don't show the extra touches, milk, juice and water in the fridge, great coffee maker. The apartment had everything I needed with Mike and family on hand for any questions. They also provide a very informative guide on the apartment and the local area. I can't wait to stay again and my only regret is that I didn't find it earlier. I am looking forward to staying there in the spring and being able to enjoy the outside space and the view.Audrey2016-01-14T00:00:00Z
Great apartment - really well equipped with everything you could need. The hammock chair in the garden was a hit with the kidsSimon2016-09-03T00:00:00Z
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3 bedroom semi-detached house for saleChurch Street, North Cave
Sold STC £178,000
Property Description
Key features
- Charming Estate Cottage
- Three Bedrooms
- Extended to the Grd Floor
- Three Reception Rooms
- Extensive Rear Garden
- Central Village Location
- EPC Rating - E
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A most charming and characterful three bedroom estate cottage with an array of original features which has been extended to the ground floor creating a larger kitchen and lovely garden room overlooking the extensive rear garden. Centrally situated within the village and set back from the road, the accommodation is in good order and briefly comprises entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom and garden room to the ground floor. There are three bedrooms to the first floor, the master having and ensuite shower room. Viewing could not be more highly recommended to fully appreciate this spacious family home and delightful gardens.
North Cave is a very popular Village conveniently situated approximately fifteen miles to the West of Hull, eleven miles from the historic town of Beverley and one mile from the A63/M62 motorway junction which provides easy access to Hull and the national motorway network. The main line railway station at Brough is approximately six miles distant. The Village has a good variety of local amenities which include; village shop, junior and play school, church and a range of recreational facilities.
The Accommodation Comprises -
Ground Floor -
Entrance Hall - Front door gives access into the hallway. Staircase leading to the first floor accommodation.
Living Room - 3.96m x 3.82m (13'0" x 12'6") - Stunning feature fireplace comprising a decorative wood surround, wrought iron and tiled inset and tiled hearth housing an open fire. Leaded window to the front elevation. Telephone point.
Dining Room - 4.88m max x 3.66m max (16'0" max x 12'0" max) - Fantastic original Kitchen Range with open fire and ovens with tiled hearth with alcove storage. Radiator cover with shelved unit above. Understairs cupboard housing wall mounted central heating boiler (not working). Wood flooring and open plan to..
Kitchen - 3.58m x 2.83m (11'9" x 9'3") - A free standing range of "IKEA" floor units including double fitted sink unit. Stainless steel chimney style extractor hood with stainless steel splashback below. Space for Range cooker. Recessed spot lights, wood flooring and Velux window. Open plan ..
Garden Room - 4.73m x 3.42m (15'6" x 11'3") - An impressive addition to this family home is this very versatile room overlooking the extensive rear garden. Double opening french patio doors open onto the delightful patio area. Vaulted ceiling, TV point and wood flooring.
Bathroom - 3.57m max x 1.93m max (11'9" max x 6'4" max) - White suite comprising low level WC, pedestal hand basin and free standing oval bath with ball and claw feet. Velux window, extractor fan and tiled floor. Cupboard with plumbing for automatic washing machine.
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Landing - Access hatch to loft space.
Bedroom One - 4.09m max x 3.89m max (13'5" max x 12'9" max) - To the front elevation. Shelved recess.
Ensuite Shower Room - Modern suite comprising pedestal hand basin, low level WC and corner shower cubicle. Extractor fan.
Bedroom Two - 3.66m x 2.98m (12'0" x 9'9") -
Bedroom Three - 2.66m x 1.93m (8'9" x 6'4") -
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Front And Rear Gardens - The walled front garden gives entry to the property and has been gravelled for easy maintenance with stepping stones leading to the front door. A side pathway provides pedestrian access to the rear garden.
Extensive rear garden which is a real asset to the property. Mainly laid to lawn with planted borders and high hedging to the perimeter with a lovely patio area adjoining the rear of the property boasting its own cherry blossom tree. There is also a good sized fruit and vegetable garden.
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Services - Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity are connected to the property.
Appliances - No appliances have been tested by the agent.
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I worked at Rent-A-Center full-time (More than a year)
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Working here was great, people on this website like to whine about 48-55 hours a week but they pay you time and a half for anything over 40 hours, do you people not like money? With the way the economy is I took the job and worked my butt off and smiled. They could definitely afford to pay more but that will be discussed in the Cons section.
This job is like any other, if you have good leadership your time at RaC will be great, if you have bad leadership your time will suck. The one thing I did notice is that ALL managers who give a crap did take everything any employee suggested and really tried to work it out with the higher ups, they do listen and they do try to help all employees.
I left this job, but only because a better paying one was available.
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Ron Mueck is a London-based photo-realist artist. Born in Melbourne,Australia, to parents who were toy makers, he labored on children's television shows for 15 years before working in special effects for such films as Labyrinth, a 1986 fantasy epic starring David Bowie. Eventually Mueck concluded that photography pretty much destroys the physical presence of the original object, and so he turned to fine art and sculpture. In the early 1990's, still in his advertising days, Mueck was commissioned to make something highly realistic, and was wondering what material would do the trick. Latex was the usual, but he wanted something harder, more precise. Luckily, he saw a little architectural decor on the wall of a boutique and inquired as to the nice, pink stuff's nature. Fiberglass resin was the answer, and Mueck has made it his bronze and marble ever since
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Chapter 2: In Which Mr. Bakura a.k.a Ryou's father discovers red eyes and pointy objects are a bad thing
In a land ancient and far away,
There was a man a travellin' one day.
He was looking for a gift,
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When he finally got home,
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His son was very ill.
He'd overdosed on some a pill.
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Latest UK horticulture production figures show that more edible crops are being sold while the impact of Brexit on the cost of imports is pointing to the opportunity for import substitution across edible and ornamental production for British growers.
But many questions are still to be answered before growers make any investment on the basis that imports will be more expensive. Home-produced vegetables were worth £1.3bn in 2015, 3.9 per cent more than in 2014, driven by carrots, mushrooms and cabbages. Field vegetables were worth £884m and protected vegetables £393m.
The big winners in the past 10 years have been protected vegetables (value up by 58 per cent since 2005) and fruit, which has doubled production since 2005. Field vegetables and ornamentals have not seen growth in recent years.
Home-produced fruit rose in value to £695m in 2015, 9.6 per cent higher than in 2014, driven by demand for soft fruit, larger yields and a longer growing season. Fruit home production contributed nearly 18 per cent of the total UK supply in 2015, 3.5 per cent higher than in 2014, with strawberries, raspberries and cherries all around 10-20 per cent up in value or volume.
Home production as a percentage of total supply of tomatoes reached 20 per cent, the highest level since 2002. Home production as a percentage of total supply of vegetables had a recent peak at 61 per cent in 2010 but since then there has been a downward trend driven by increasing demand and rising imports.
Imports were £2.1bn (vegetables), £3.1bn (fruit) and £1.1bn (ornamentals). Spain was the biggest edibles supplier to the UK. Exports were just £97m (vegetables), £101m (fruit) and £56m (ornamentals). UK ornamentals were worth £1.1bn in 2015, 1.5 per cent lower than in 2014.
UK-grown hardy nursery stock was down 1.7 per cent at £783m, protected crops down 2.2 per cent at £321m and flowers and bulbs grown in the open up 7.8 per cent at £45m. Overall production was £1.149bn, down from £1.166bn. The Netherlands accounted for 75 per cent of ornamental imports, mainly cut flowers, indoor plants and roses.
NFU chief horticulture adviser Dr Chris Hartfield said access to labour, trade barriers, plant health and crop protection are the four big issues that are even more important now for growers in the wake of June's vote to leave the EU.
He said import substitution is a "great opportunity for British growers, and I think we recognise more of an opportunity than exports. Growers need to be focusing on import substitution. I think one thing that will happen post-referendum is there will be an increased focus on self-sufficiency and food security. Our view is that we can produce a lot more."
Hartfield added that before the signing of Article 50 - likely to be early in 2017 - there is a great deal of uncertainty and that will continue right through two years of negotiations. He said some ornamental growers plan production 10 years in advance so need security on issues such as whether trade will be tariff-free, how we can make the most of the benefits of running our own plant health regime and what can be done about the ongoing loss of actives. "Increasingly growers are having problems with resistance to pests. Going forward, will Brexit mean more opportunities for growers in terms of more available crop protection?" He also wondered whether products such as biocides might be brought to market in a better way post-EU.
There is a question mark over producer organisations and subsidies are also an issue, he added. Hartfield said there is a "possibility" of more access to GM crops for growers, which the NFU backs, but bringing in the technology is more about "consumer acceptance". He suggested that the 2015 production figures may be linked to weather-related fluctuations.
Nursery consultant Will George said: "The way the pound is going it will encourage some people not to buy from abroad. The trouble is, growers can't gamble on it. You're growing crops one-to-two years ahead and five years for trees, and you don't want to overproduce. Where the industry went wrong, and why it's in a mess, is because it overproduced and didn't see the decline.
"The general policy I'm urging is conservative. Buyers are getting more fickle. If it's cheap from the continent, buyers will go for that. Some have incredible buying power - almost a monopoly in certain sectors. The only thing that will help the growers is guaranteed markets, but I can't think of a way of doing that."
Lowaters Nursery managing director Ian Ashton said Brexit plus new business pressures from the National Living Wage and pension contributions have confirmed his policy of being "not too adventurous".
Chris Campbell of Dutch plant importer Javado said: "The immediate fall of only around five per cent in the value of the pound against the euro, which is yet to settle out, still leaves imported plants good value. However it may have a more damaging effect on long-term EU imported food prices for the country, which will be more far-reaching for all."
HTA campaigning for horticulture minister to negotiate on Brexit
The HTA is campaigning for the appointment of a horticulture minister to negotiate Brexit. "We've always been moaning that the Government did not have the necessary skills and understanding of the industry, to a certain extent because so much was run by Europe they didn't have to," said HTA horticulture head Raoul Curtis-Machin.
"But there is going to have to be expertise during negotiations. There's a big role for the industry but we're working hard to get the right Government representation for us."
He added that new Defra minister Therese Coffey has knowledge of areas such as ash dieback, while Pershore-trained George Eustice has been promoted to minister of state at Defra. He was previously a parliamentary under secretary of state.
The Ornamentals Round Table has brought the industry together and given a further platform to present evidence on areas such as import substitution, said Curtis-Machin. Figures he has been given show there was £400m of gains to be made in that area, with potentially more to come.


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Fiji's military has sent forces into one of the country's major sugar mills as workers threaten to strike over wages.
The unconfirmed action comes a day ahead of the plans by the military-controlled regime to release a new constitution ahead of next year's planned democracy-restoring elections
It is not clear what the soldiers can do inside the Lautoka mill.
Sugar production remains a key part of Fiji's economy but the powerful Fiji Sugar and General Workers Union (FSGWU) earlier this month threatened to go on strike, with 67.5 percent of voters in favour.
Union head Felix Anthony said soldiers had arrived at the Lautoka mill this afternoon.
In a statement he condemned what he says were threats by soldiers that those who went on strike "would not be allowed to return to work and would be dealt with by the military should they go on strike".
Fiji has been under military rule since the 2006 coup by military commander Voreqe Bainimarama.
"This is outright, plain intimidation of workers who have voted to take strike action," Anthony said.
The union and the regime-owned Fiji Sugar Corporation (FSC) have been at loggerheads leading to the balloting of FSGWU members who gave a mandate to strike.
Fiji's sugar mills are currently in full swing.
"FSC management also continues to warn workers of the consequences of a strike. While a few workers are scared of taking action because of the threats, a large majority are prepared for strike," Anthony said.
The situation remained tense this evening.
The military regime will unveil a new constitution tomorrow after early this year rejecting and burning a draft that would have forced soldiers back to the barracks and out of the political process.
If imposed it would be Fiji's fourth constitution since independence in 1970 and would replace a 1997 constitution drawn up by former New Zealand Governor General the late Sir Paul Reeves.
The new version has been drawn up behind closed doors and it is not clear who wrote it.
State controlled Fiji Broadcasting says the regime's attorney general, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, will release the new document tomorrow with briefings for the media, diplomatic corps and political parties.
The public will have until September 6 to study and comment but the military appointed President Epeli Nailatikau will promulgate it that day.
It will be published in English as well as Bauan-Fijian and Fiji Hindi.
"There are certain words and phraseology that are in English language and may have not been equivalent in the vernacular languages," Sayed-Khaiyum said.
Bainimarama has promised democracy-restoring elections by next year.
Last year the regime held a nationwide constitutional forum led by Kenyan academic Yash Ghai, which New Zealand aid contributed $500,000 toward.
In January Ghai presented the new draft to the president but it was not released.
Leaked copies revealed a less than subtle civilian bid to remove the military from the political process. They have been responsible for all four of Fiji's coups.
Its explanatory note said the new constitution "emphasises that the military does not have any role as a guardian of the constitution or conscience of the nation".
When Ghai tried to print extra copies of the new constitution, the military moved in and seized printer's drafts. They were set fire in front of Ghai.
Bainimarama said he would re-draft the constitution that will give the military "overall responsibility" at all times for security, defence and well-being.
At the time New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully said the spiking of the Ghai draft was "a very disappointing development…. The fact that they have trashed the work of the commission is pretty unhelpful".
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The paper is focused on the problem of multi-class classification of composite (piecewise-regular) objects (e.g., speech signals, complex images, etc.). We propose a mathematical model of composite object representation as a sequence of independent segments. Each segment is represented as a random sample of independent identically distributed feature vectors. Based on this model and statistical approach we reduce the task to a problem of composite hypothesis testing of segment homogeneity. Several nearest-neighbor criteria are implemented, for some of them the well-known special cases (e.g., the Kullback-Leibler minimum information discrimination principle, the probabilistic neural network) are highlighted. It is experimentally shown that the proposed approach improves the accuracy when compared with contemporary classifiers.
Low-cost gaze tracking systems are in great demand due to their wide range of application. Commonly, extra devices are needed (for instance, head mounted cameras); however, in this investigation gaze tracking is performed in real-time based on the video stream from an infrared video camera. A comparative analysis of the existing analogues was executed and the main features of gaze tracking systems were highlighted and prioritized. These features are price, tracking accuracy, angle error, flexibility, and usability.
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Diffculties concerning the choice of the invariants of the projective transformation groups used for the identification of the shapes of planar objects are illustrated and solutions allowing the derivation of robust identification criteria are discussed.
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