Beaumaris Holiday Cottages

Beaumaris Cottages

Beaumaris

Ty Coed

Ref: S478891

Reviews 18

Beaumaris is a popular town resting on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales. Offering views of the Snowdonia mountain range, it makes a picturesque base for a holiday at any time of year. Within the town you can find a range of shops, pubs and ...

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Ty Coed

Ref: S481755

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Ty Bach - Beaumaris

Ref: S607700

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Waverley House

Ref: S351518

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Beaumaris

Bro Dawel

Ref: S166422

Reviews 22

Beaumaris is a well known historic town on the Isle of Anglesey situated on the Menai Strait and overlooking the Snowdonia mountain range, making for the most stunning of sunrises. With its medieval castle (now a World Heritage site) dating back...

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The Coach House - Beaumaris

Ref: S166440

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Ty Bach - Beaumaris

Ref: S604856

Reviews 7

The most beautiful sunrises may be seen in Beaumaris, a well-known ancient town on the Isle of Anglesey that is situated on the Menai Strait and overlooks the Snowdonia Mountain range. It is also well-known as a significant hub for sailing, with...

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Spinnaker House

Ref: S854645

Located right on the beachfront, Spinnaker House offers unparalleled access to stunning coastal views throughout the property, with the added possibility of occasional dolphin sightings. Explore nearby attractions in the Victorian town of...

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Beaumaris

Bro Dawel

Ref: S307620

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The Coach House - Beaumaris

Ref: S307703

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45 Bryn Lane

Ref: S953290

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Holiday Cottages in Beaumaris

Beaumaris is a beautiful town on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales. The town’s name derives from French, meaning “beautiful marsh”, and refers to its position on the banks of the Menai Strait. Beaumaris Castle is a World Heritage Site and one of the most impressive fortifications built by King Edward I. It’s well worth a visit, as is the town’s courthouse, which was designed by George Gilbert Scott and is now home to the Beaumaris Castle Visitor Centre.

Beaumaris holiday cottages are the perfect base for exploring this historic town and its surroundings. Choose from a selection of properties, including a large, stone house with sea views, a dog-friendly bungalow close to the beach, and a cosy cottage with an open fire.

Holiday cottages in Beaumaris can be booked online with confidence at Snaptrip. We have a selection of thousands of holiday homes across the UK and back every booking with our best price guarantee, so you can rest assured that you’re getting unbeatable value. If you need a little extra help, our friendly customer service team are on hand to help you with any questions you might have.

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Richard - Verified booking

**Review of Ty Coed Cottage, Beaumaris, Anglesey** Ty Coed is a charming and warm cottage, ideally located for exploring the beautiful island of Anglesey and within walking distance of Beaumaris.

Its quaint and old-world appeal sets the tone for a relaxing getaway, and the convenient location is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the local scenery and attractions. However, despite its charm, Ty Coed was unfortunately let down by several issues that need addressing. The most noticeable was the poor cleaning standards: there was mould on the windows and shower, and the towels were stained, yellowed and marked, which made them feel unclean and in need of replacement. The bedding was stored in plastic bags in a mould filled cupboard or under the bed, the cutlery drawers in the kitchen could do with a deep clean, and so on. Additionally, we were greeted with rotting flowers in a vase on the windowsill with stagnant, smelly waterâa rather unpleasant first impression. The shower door was stiff and difficult to close, making showering a cumbersome task. We also encountered a more serious safety issue with sharp carpet tacks protruding from the carpet; both my son and I stepped on them, resulting in unpleasant shocks. The guest book provided in the cottage felt outdated and hadnât been updated in quite some time. It included inaccurate information, such as the promise of complimentary Nespresso capsules, which were not provided, and incorrect instructions for filling the outdoor bins. These discrepancies added to the overall sense that the property is not being maintained to the standard one would expect. Finally, the description of Ty Coed mentioned the opportunity to âsit outside and watch the world go by,â which was a key selling point for us. However, this was misleading, as the outdoor space is entirely occupied by bins, leaving no area for sitting or enjoying the outdoors. While Ty Coed has the potential to be a lovely holiday retreat, these issues significantly detracted from our stay. With improved cleanliness, maintenance, and more accurate descriptions, this cottage could truly live up to its potential. For now, though, it falls short of the charming escape it promises to be.

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Jonathan - Verified booking

We always have a great time on Anglesey.

Sykes properties are of a high standard and usually very clean (the last two were spotlessly clean), but whilst we enjoyed our latest stay Ty Coed wasn't up to the cleanliness standards we have experienced before. Best if we explain. The PROS: beds were very clean, the kitchen was clean, (apart from green mould growing on a chopping board inside a cupboard), the owner didn't check before we moved in; can't have done, she was there when we arrived! The bathrooms were clean. But, the living room definitely smells of dog/dogs. We hate covers on furniture and the carpet in there smells of dogs. There was thick dust on all the stair bannisters, lots of cobwebs on the ceiling beams, over the fire, some with dead insects hanging in them. The exterior window sills at both front and back were dirty. The tiny backyard is filthy, (covered in fallen detritus) with a dog bowl full of green water, broken sticks, lots of cobwebs full of insects, some mud and dirt and the windowsills were totally covered with dirt and tree debris. The wicker draws in the bedroom, once pulled out revealed, uh, grime dirt and thick black dust. The front door sticks very badly and my wife could not lock or open it. In fact, it needs a UVPc guy out to service it! Having had this problem ourselves, at home I know that this will eventually catch guests out when the shot bolts go. The handle is so stiff its hard to open and lock, very hard. The bedroom door catches on a ceiling beam and needs a few millimetres plaining off it. Going toilet in the night could be tricky for someone with a disability (the front door definitely would be an issue). It gives us no pleasure to mention all this, but at Â£830 for the week we expected much, much better! The dirt and other issues mentioned looked to have been there for weeks, some months, not days, so it does need a proper deep clean in the aforementioned areas. Rest assured we won't stay at Ty Coed again! And have several pictures of all these dirty areas as well!

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Stella - Verified booking

We booked this cottage knowing g it looked dated and we were not wrong .

The lounge contained four chairs but no co.fy sofa . The lounge clock did not work . The cooker was pretty awful and we basically could only cook on the hob . There were lots of dishes and cutlery which were also very mismatched and aged . There was a lack of cleaning products for us to use to help clean up at the end of our stay . There was not even any soap for hand washing g although some dish detergent was supplied the cleaning cloth was shocking . I wonder what the owners were thinking of . The fridge freezer was fully gu sectional and very dated ad was just about everything else. A lovely Victorian cottage psinted very nicely but let down by the contents. There were numerous heating appliances which worked to keep the house warm . The key system worked well The parking at the back was very tight but absolutely great as there is a parking problem in the area , unless you want to pay . Bedrooms were warm and cosy the beds comfortable but take your own pillows ... plenty of drawer and hanging space . The bathroom was oh so tired but it all worked . And the shower was simple to use . LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION WAS EVERYTHING just around the corner from the castle with shops and pubs and cafes and restaurants with a bus yo take you further into the island .....

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Amanda - Verified booking

The cottage is in an ideal location, in a quiet street just a couple of minutes walk to the Main Street and all the amenities.

We had difficulty finding it as the sign was covered by foliage. Look for the bay window on the upper floor and the door is round the corner opposite the black garage door. We parked up outside the cottage to unload the car and tried to buy a weekly pass on the green. There were none available and we didnât want a weekly ticket as this can only be used when there is an attendant there. As it happened we managed to find free parking in nearby streets all week. The upside down cottage is lovely. All the rooms are spacious and comfortable. The shower is great, the double bed was comfy, there was a hairdryer and plenty of coat hangers. We only are breakfast in the cottage, but the kitchen was well laid out. There is a dishwasher, (take your own tablets) and a washer/dryer. Itâs worth getting a joint ticket to the Gaol and Courthouse and the Castle was good to explore. We would recommend walks to Ynys Llanddwyn, Eglwys Cwyfan, but check tide times first. We enjoyed the walk from Red Wharfe Bay to Benllech, after refreshments in The Boathouse. We ate at The Liverpool Arms a few times and enjoyed meals at The George and Dragon and The Midland (tapas). The 2 of us had a fabulous week, thank you

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Michael - Verified booking

Guest book - previous guests kept referring to excellent "Welcome Pack", presumably from a previous owner of the cottage.

Our only Welcome Pack was the starter pack of logs for the fire. General appearance and condition of the cottage was pleasing although closer inspection revealed cracked ceiling in the kitchen (a piece of the ceiling fell onto my partner's head!), wallpaper coming off the wall in a few places, tired sealant in the bathroom and shower, heavy dust on the lamp in living room. No shaver socket, which is unusual nowadays. No cupboard storage for food. The bags for dirty laundry mentioned in the Visitors Guide were not present. Never got the hang of the woodburner and because of no instruction, it was a struggle to burn the thicker logs. All the appliances worked well and the furniture and beds were comfortable. The shower worked well. TV and WiFi work perfectly. Kitchen was bright, clean and modern. Carpets were in excellent and clean condition - so there is PLENTY of good news! It was noted that the property was up for sale which possibly explains some of the flaws. Sorry if it sounds like nitpicking but a little more attention to detail would go a long way. Nevertheless a troublefree stay.

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Things to do near Beaumaris

Caernarfon Castle

Historic castle built by Edward I with impressive polygonal towers including the Eagle Tower. Home of the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. Great for family days out.

Penrhyn Castle

19th Century Neo Norman castle situated between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait. Railway museum & dolls museum on site. Gift shop and licensed tea rooms. Parking.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry

Adrenaline junkie? Then this is the place for you. Penrhyn Quarry is home to Zip World Velocity 2, the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. They also have the UK’s only mountain cart experience. Ziplining not for you? You can experience the quarry on a tour from firmly on the ground too. They also have a restaurant with a fantastic view of zipliners flying by. They even have pet care so your dog will be looked after whilst you fly through the air - you need to prebook if you wish to use this service. Free car parking.

Welsh Mountain Zoo

The Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay is a must-visit for nature lovers. With over 750 animals from around the world, it offers an unforgettable experience. See rare and endangered species like snow leopards and red pandas, take a walk through the tropical bird house, and enjoy stunning views over the coast. Don't miss the zoo's beautiful gardens and the chance to feed the penguins! Address: Colwyn Bay, Conwy LL28 5UY

National Slate Museum

Slate museum in Llanberis, giving an insight into the slate mining history of Wales with a selection of displays and exhibits. Educational attraction.

Great Orme Country Park

The Great Orme is a limestone headland on the north coast of Wales, north-west of the town of Llandudno. Its English name derives from the Old Norse word for sea serpent, owing to the shape of the windy coast.

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Beaumaris

Ty Coed

Ref: S478891

Reviews 18

Beaumaris

Ty Coed

Ref: S481755

Beaumaris

Ty Bach - Beaumaris

Ref: S607700

Beaumaris

Waverley House

Ref: S351518

Beaumaris

Bro Dawel

Ref: S166422

Reviews 22

Beaumaris

The Coach House - Beaumaris

Ref: S166440

Reviews 39

Beaumaris

Ty Bach - Beaumaris

Ref: S604856

Reviews 7

Beaumaris

Spinnaker House

Ref: S854645

Beaumaris

Bro Dawel

Ref: S307620

Beaumaris

The Coach House - Beaumaris

Ref: S307703

Beaumaris

45 Bryn Lane

Ref: S953290

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