Martha'S Cottage
Main amenities
- 49 m²
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
Location
Located around a 5-minute stroll from The Iron Bridge, the 1-bedroom Martha'S Cottage offers quick access to various city attractions in the vicinity.
You'll be merely a 5-minute stroll from The Iron Bridge and Tollhouse and a short walk to Ironbridge Gorge Museums. The villa is 6 km from Wenlock Priory, popular with worshippers as well as tourists.
Featuring garden views, Martha'S Cottage also has a TV set for ultimate comfort. The interior elements include a sofa, as well as a stone fireplace. The property comes with a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. Hairdryers and bath sheets are also at your disposal.
Guests are welcome to prepare meals in a kitchen or dine at a place for dining. There is also a microwave, an electric kettle, and a fridge available in the kitchen. Offering British specialties, café Number Nine is a 5-minute walk away. The nearest Birmingham airport is 85 km away from this property.
Review by hotel critic
If you’re looking for a quaint getaway, this cottage ticks all the boxes for a satisfying short stay. Nestled in a lovely row of cottages, it provides a peaceful retreat with beautiful views. The location is prime, just a stone's throw from multiple pubs and restaurants, which keeps dining options convenient. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a spotlessly clean space, complete with essential kitchen amenities, including cookware, and an electric kettle for my morning brew. The cozy sitting area and dining table create a homely atmosphere, perfect for an evening in. A highlight was the fantastic shower—definitely a notch above your average holiday rental. There’s free parking for one car, adding to the convenience. While the garden area isn't extensive, it offers a lovely spot for al fresco meals during warmer evenings. For the price, I found this cottage to provide good amenities, practical comforts, and a relaxed setting, making it a reliable choice for anyone wanting to escape the hustle and bustle.
