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"Everything they went the extra mile as always brilliant experience yet again thank you so much "

"Everything was great"

"Good comfy quiet room"

"Overall the room was OK, decent size for the price. The neighborhood is a bit sketchy, but walkable and central. Cheap stay, and fine for night or two."

"Lovely clean apartment, comfy bed and great facilities. Perfect for Preston City Centre or County Hall. Warm welcome I'll definitely return for a 3rd visit "

"Perfect"

"Excellent facilities. The beds and pillows were very comfortable and the entire property was immaculately clean. The kitchenette area was perfectly adequate and well stocked."

"Lovely apartment inside a Georgian style building between Preston town centre and the Avenham park. Nice and clean, well equipped kitchen, comfortable lounge/dining area, great walk-in shower, big and comfortable bed. Cafes, bars and restaurants literally just round the corner which is handy and the high street shops just 5 mins walk away. Allocated parking was really helpful as there are parking restrictions in Winkley Square. We only had to contact the owner once to ask a question and got a quick and friendly response. Overall, this is a lovely place to stay in Preston. We were only here one night but wished we could have stayed longer. We would definitely come here again."

"Wasn’t sure of what to expect as no previous reviews to compare. But was well worth going for it. Communication and instructions were very helpful and clear. Free parking space just near the entrance. This ground floor flat has a lovely view on to Winckley gardens, which is a bonus to have whilst looking out. Absolutely spotless, well equipped throughout , lovely bathroom and so glad it had a bath in there. Very welcoming feel, spacious kitchen area with table laid out. Nice and spacious lounge with big tv. Plus lovely comfy bed and tv in bedroom too. Our stay was nice and peaceful and just a couple of minutes walk into town centre. Host was very prompt with communication. Couldn’t fault it."