Holiday cottages from Helpful Holidays: Reviews from holiday makers

This year nearly half the people who booked with Helpful Holidays returned their questionnaires letting us know what they thought of us. Of those 6,423 people, 99.4% said they thought we had played our part satisfactorily and 99.6% said they would recommend us to a friend.

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Holiday cottage review of L65, South Hams, Devon

Mrs Broom on 13th May 2013

Mr New on 3rd Apr 2013

Mr Mee on 11th Mar 2013

"We have stayed in 3 separate properties at High Torr Farm over the years and have found all of them to be of a very high standard. They are wonderfully warm in winter and we have appreciated the wonderful cream tea left for our arrival each time. Mr and Mrs Baker are always very welcoming and helpful."

Mrs W Watkin on 12th Jan 2013

Mr Manderson on 26th Sep 2012

Mr Copping on 28th Jun 2012

"Superbly appointed barn conversion excellently furnished in a lovely quiet location. Walks and rides straight from the door with no need to travel if you don't wish to. Also close enough to great beaches like Burgh Island and Bigbury, North Sands and towns like Salcombe and Dartmouth. Very comfortable and would recommend to anyone (even includes WIFI for the teens)"

R Cockshull on 16th Apr 2012

"lovely property, it was perfect for my son who has mobility problems as it was open plan. Extremely well equipped property and will definately be returning to it in the future."

mrs j mardling on 31st Oct 2011

"Really excellent accommodation in a lovely location."

Mrs Paris on 23rd Sep 2011

"This barn conversion has been very thoughtfully designed. It is clean, comfortable and well equipped. The topsy turvy lounge on the upper floor had plenty of natural light, so always pleasant to be indoors - a bonus if the weather is not being kind. This part of Devon is very pretty, particularly, Dartmouth, which we will visit again sometime."

Mrs P Coles on 5th Sep 2011