settling in

settling in

So you’re checked in. What next?!

We want you to feel at home right away. Scroll through the information below to learn more about the house and your stay in general.


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If you encounter any issues with the internet, we would kindly ask that you contact the team in the office so they can investigate further.

get connected

The central heating is controlled via the boiler located in a cupboard to the left of the kitchen sink. To turn on the heating, press the ADV button and check that, on thermostat in the hallway, the dial is turned around to between 25-30°. Please bear in mind it may take a little time for the apartment to warm up.

If you find the heating hasn’t fired up, ensure the boiler is switched on and not showing any errors. If none of the above is working, simply contact the team in the office and one of our Maintenance team can promptly attend.

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Too toasty?! On the rare occasion that the city does see a spectacular summer’s day, we do also have a small number of fans available. Contact the office to request one but, please note, this is subject to availability.

get toasty

All properties have a hairdryer to hand and we provide one set of towels per guest to save you some room in your suitcase!

As we’re self-serviced accommodation and not a hotel, daily housekeeping is not provided. However, if you are staying with us for more than seven days, someone will attend to turnover the house and restock your linen. This is will be pre-arranged with the team in the office.

A small number of toilet rolls and miniature toiletries are left to get you started on your first night. The Lidl located across the bridge on High St or M&S in the city centre would be your closest location to stock up on supplies.

freshen up

The Smart TV is equipped with Freeview as well as a number of streaming apps such as Netflix, Disney and BBC iPlayer.

Use your own account details to sign into these and we would just gently remind you to sign out before departing!

*If you forget, don’t worry - just contact the team in the office and we’ll have a member of staff head down and log you out.

lounge lizards

You will find the washing machine in the kitchen while the iron and ironing board are kept in the utility room cupboard within the kitchen/lounge. A small number of laundry capsules can be found below the kitchen sink. This is a washer only and not a tumble dryer so you will need to use the air dryer to hang your wet laundry.

wash, dry, iron, repeat

The main bedroom has a spacious wardrobe where you can store away your luggage and you’ll find a separate hanging rail for those items you want to keep neat and tidy.

neat and tidy

The spacious, private kitchen is always a hit with our guests. Here you’ll have everything you need to whip up a tasty, home-cooked meal or a warm breakfast on a cold winter’s day.

As we’re self-serviced accommodation, we provide utensils, cookware and crockery, but the cupboards and the fridge are left bare for you to stock with what you need. Pull up a chair and relax over your morning coffee before setting off for a full day of sights or shopping.

Ensure the cooker is switched on at the wall - the red fuse light will illuminate. Adjust knobs for temperature and function to use the oven accordingly.

Before you leave the house on the morning of your departure, we simply ask that you pop your crockery in the dishwasher and clean any pots and pans you might have used.

cook up a storm

Although it can sometimes feel like it, we aren’t a hotel so some of our processes will be different. As daily Housekeeping isn’t a feature of self-serviced accommodation, it may be the case that you start to accumulate more rubbish than fits in your personal, indoor bins.

If that’s the case, we would kindly ask that you remove this to the larger outdoor bin to prevent any spillages or odours in-house. You’ll find this in the rear yard, accessed through the patio doors in the dining room.

Replacement bin-bags will be under the sink in the kitchen and we thank you for your kind co-operation.

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