Lovely to meet you. Made very welcome and fed very well too. Definitely back in the autumn - look forward to more conversation xx

Fast response to our request and excellent communication throughout. We had a lovely stay. Great house (once we found it. Really must get a Satnov!) Thanks for use of the fridge. Hope you didn't mind me feeding 3 of the cats. They greeted us when we came down and followed us round doing a really good 'we are starving' impression so I put down a couple of pouches which they hoovered up. I believe it was Moseley festival so lots going on. Very good local bus services got us to our friend's birthday party. All in all, great, and we will be in touch if we are looking for a place to stay in that area again.

Taiwo made us very welcome. The house (and the park opposite) is lovely, with plenty of safe on street parking. Everything very neat and clean. Basic furnishings in room, but warm and comfy, good value for the price. Rules in place to keep things nice, like shoes off on entry, so take your slippers, and no food / drink in rooms, which is understandable, and we were able to use the dining room for a snack when we arrived as well as the breakfast Taiwo provided. Shared bathroom, but right next door to our room, and very stylish and spacious as well as very clean. Took a bit of finding as we don't use Satnav, but the A-Z got us there after a couple of wrong turns. Great location for us as we were going to The Olympia for a concert. We planned to use the bus, but it was raining, so Taiwo phoned for a taxi, which only cost £3! If it had been better weather we'd have had a walk round the park. Would definitely go again when visiting Liverpool.

Once again a fabulous stay. Sam is very kind (& tolerant of my work hours). Most enjoyable & a thoroughly nice guy. Steve

We all send big thanks to Joan and Frank for making us so welcome and helping us to enjoy our time in Dublin. Frank provides a great taxi service! Joan made all 3 of us comfortable and gave us loads of leaflets and printouts of things to do in Dublin and in Clontarf itself. The drive to the ferry really did take only 15 mins, and that included stopping at the petrol station on the way for snacks to eat onboard. Definitely would stay again next time in Dublin.