Villas in Michaelstow

We stayed here for 4 nights it was a very peaceful location with lots of wildlife in a lovely bungalow which was very clean and comfortable. The facilities on the park were excellent especially the swimming pool.

The location and the bed was very comfortable

Spacious living area with everything we needed. Great that a travel cot and highchair were provided. We had a lovely stay.

Location perfect for cycling and wild swimming in their lake. Quiet rural setting. Very friendly owners and a cake was awaiting us on arrival Perfect for our one night stay as we specifically wanted to cycle and we could cycle from the door. Very clean.

Lots of character, very comfortable, nice and quiet as set back from the beach.

Very pleasant host, Jess. Really helpful in helping me as I had left some stuff behind. Also helpful in getting us into the property a bit early.

Really quiet location which was close to the beach which we walked to.

Fantastic location, really kind hosts, spotlessly clean cottage!

Idyllic with the sound of a stream in the back ground. Ample parking and although a small cottage, designed open plan it was roomy in the living quarters. The bath room with an electric shower was fresh and new and the whole cottage was clean. Full kitchen with a fridge with an ice box for your freezer blocks to keep your packed lunches and drinks cool, microwave, full cooker so could live there. This was close to a celebration we were going to and the closest we could get to it, it is about 1.6 miles from the sea by car 6 minutes or 38 minutes walk (weren't there long enough to do either)

If you are looking for a relaxing, peaceful stay within a self-contained home-from-home, then The Lambing Shed won’t disappoint. It was well appointed and spotlessly clean, and is obviously a labour of love for the owners, who were very welcoming and affable. The grounds and setting were delightful, and very conducive to a relaxing stay. We used The Lambing Shed as our base whilst exploring the local area, with Bude, Tintagel and the North coast not far away, and The Eden Project to the South only a 40-minute drive. Before arrival, the owners provided plenty of useful information, including the best route to get there. I recommend adhering to their directions – The Lambing Shed is in a quiet location, part of its charm, and can be approached from two directions, both narrow / single track roads as you near the locale. Following instruction, coming in from the direction of the Rising Sun Inn (about 1 mile away, East of the Lambing Shed) the roads are narrow, but manageable. Coming in from the West to The Lambing Shed, as forewarned, is an experience, especially in a modern SUV – at points you wonder whether the road is actually too narrow for your car. During our stay we tried this adventurous route, more due to following the SatNav than reckless abandon, and were very glad not to meet any oncoming traffic along the way, and relieved once it was over. The team of robot gardeners on the grounds also kept us more amused than they perhaps should. They did a grand job.