Tidemill House 5b Apartment

We've stayed here four times now, so that says a lot, and it's a lovely place to stay, though a bit pricey in the summer. We've mentioned faults with the dishwasher and bedroom blind in past years, and those were fixed promptly. This time, though, one kitchen socket seemed dodgy, the cooker hood filter looked like it needed a wash, the backing panel on the kitchen units had come unstuck, and both TV remotes were showing their age. One wouldn't work, and since its battery compartment was taped over, I didn't want to tamper with it. The other worked, but had a damaged button. All small things, but a message to the owner: please sort them out. The parking is allocated, partly undercover, and accessed via a private driveway. There are no issues getting into the block through a key-coded security door, or into the flat with a key. Inside are two bedrooms. The second bedroom had two single beds, a built-in wardrobe, and a door to a small side balcony, which we didn't use in February. The master bedroom has a double bed, built-in wardrobe and ensuite shower room. The bathroom is along the entry corridor, as are coat hooks and a cupboard containing a washing machine and dryer. The main lounge and kitchen area has a table for four, two armchairs, a three-seater sofa and a wall-mounted TV with national channels. The kitchen has a cooker, microwave, oven, dishwasher, sink, cupboards and a wine fridge, which we didn't use. There's also a front balcony with a table and seating for four, overlooking Gylly beach. I'm not sure this review actually refers to "Tidemoll House". We stayed at Queen Mary House, so this is about that accommodation.