Falcons Nest

What a hidden gem. We were given a big room with a kitchenette, sofa and small dining table, but even better was free we try into the Falconry to see the birds - all which have been injured and unable to return to the wild - and watch the flying displays. It is such a shame it was raining, but will definitely return, hopefully when it is sunny and dry

We spent two nights at Falcons Nest. Lovely location. Room very spacious, clean and furniture a little tired. Settee not easy to get out of, but comfortable enough while sitting. Bed is a basic double, and mattress is rather firm. The bathroom facilities good, found the shower floor a little slippy. The kitchen is fitted with microwave and fridge freezer, No hob. Utensils and crockery for eating and cooking very basic and minimal, certainly not sufficient for anyone who needs to eat in house. We only needed breakfast, as we’re meeting up with other family. I’m glad I brought cereals, milk, bread, butter as there isn’t a shop for groceries on site. Reception is very poor, closed up by 5pm, we were two families, and split away from one another, which was ok, but finding the properties is confusing, a map of the place would help, when sending email with instruction for keys, that shows layout of apartments and their numbers. Also can’t take cars to door of appartment to unload have to leave cars in car park used by people that are also visiting the Raptor foundation Centre. Otherwise a lovely place to stay.

Lovely peaceful location, birds were amazing and well kept. Loved the meerkats and tortoises too. Knowledgeable and passionate staff. Room was very clean with everything you need. Great budget option, would definitely recommend