Guests say
Guests are charmed by the peaceful, picturesque setting of Llety'r Bugail, with its stunning views and cosy shepherd's hut accommodation. The property offers a tranquil retreat, with many praising the cleanliness, the warm welcome from the host, and the delightful touches like fresh eggs. While some guests mention water pressure issues, the overall experience is one of relaxation and enjoyment in a beautiful location.
The reviews frequently commend the property for its spotless condition, indicating high standards of cleanliness that contribute to the guests' comfort and satisfaction.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity, stunning sea and countryside views, and proximity to local attractions, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful getaway.
Comfort is well-regarded, with guests finding the shepherd's hut cosy and inviting. The bed is noted to be comfortable, and the log burner adds to the cosy atmosphere, although some guests experienced issues with the water pressure.
Facilities are generally appreciated, especially the well-equipped kitchen and the inclusion of a wood burner. However, several reviews mention problems with water pressure and temperature control, which impacts the score.
Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches like fresh eggs and milk, though it's important to note that such gifts, while delightful, are subject to availability and not guaranteed.
About this property
Holyhead 1.3 miles. This delightful traditional shepherds hut is located near Holyhead in the Vale of Anglesey. The charming property provides cosy accommodation for two on a Welsh working farm with stunning views to the coast and countryside. Accessed via a set of three wooden steps, the stable-style door opens up to reveal a characterful interior. At one end is a built in double bed, with plenty of storage, and a door at the other end leads to the WC and shower room. Theres an open plan living area with galley kitchen and dining area, with two comfy tub chairs and a useful drop-leaf table, plus a woodburning stove providing plenty of warmth. The galley kitchen is well-equipped and provides ample space for cooking tasty meals. Outside theres a small area of raised decking which includes a seated platform with chairs, so you can relax and enjoy the spectacular views. Theres easy to access parking right next to the shepherds hut. Nearby is the busy town of Holyhead, which dates back to 450AD. Take a look around the many shops, or sample some local specialities in one of the many pubs, cafes or restaurants. Explore St Cybis Church in the town centre, which is built on the site of a Roman fort or enjoy a coastal walk and bird watching at Breakwater Country Park. Elsewhere, Llangefni is the place to go for arts and culture and Menai Bridge to view two stunning bridges. As Holyhead is home to the Stena Line, you could even take a trip to Dublin. Bursting with character and oozing with charm, Llety'r Bugail is the perfect place for a calm retreat for one or a romantic break for two. This property is on the same site as 950566, 950567, 950568, 950569 and 973876, together they sleep 20.
The bustling town of Holyhead rests on the North West coast of the Isle of Anglesey, the largest town on the island and perhaps known best for being the main ferry port to Ireland. With spectacular cliff top walks over Holyhead Mountain, golden sandy beaches at the award winning Trearddur Bay and the Snowdonia National Park just a 20 minute drive away, this is a superb holiday location, at any time of the year.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
One double bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.
Heating powered by woodburning stove.
Induction hob, fridge, Fuel, power and starter pack for stove included in rent.
WIFI.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off road parking for 2 cars.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub, restaurant 2.5 miles.
Beach 8 mins walk.
Nearby points of interest
- Anglesey Adventures
- Ucheldre Centre
- Holyhead Maritime Museum
- Porth Dafarch Beach
- Trearddur Bay Beach
- RSPB Valley Wetlands
- Parc Gwledig Morglawdd Caergybi Breakwater Country Park
- Goleudy Ynys Lawd Lighthouse
Reviews (68)
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Bob
Solid and well equiped for the variable Anglesey weather. Bob and Alison
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Kim
I canât recommend this property enough and will most definitely be going back again at some point in the future.Absolutely loved it
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Rachel
The area is fantastic for bird-watching and sea-gazing and the view from the hut is amazing. I donât think I could ever tire of seeing how the sea and sky change there. We had a couple of wonderful days at RSPB South Stack nearby and enjoyed walks on The Range, a beautiful heath on top of cliffs a short walk from the hut. Rare flowers, butterflies, hundreds of swallows, choughs and an array of seabirds crowd into this area- amazing! We came without a car, taking the train, and were satisfied with what we could see and do within walking distance. We took a taxi a couple of times, which were more pricey than in a town, but reasonable and weâre happy to accept card payments.Supermarkets are happy to deliver there so we were self-sufficient for the week. The hut is well-equipped and we knew to expect the small induction hob with two plates (there is no actual oven). Towels and linen are supplied and it was cosy and comfortable. The wood burning stove was gratefully received as it was a surprisingly chilly and windy week for the end of May. When the wind blew during the night, it was difficult to ignore the noise, which was the only thing that impinged on our comfort. Visitors need to be aware there is no TV or radio, which suited us, but might not suit others. The host is very friendly and goes out of her way to arrange for your comfort. It was great to find bottles of water and snacks when we arrived. We would definitely book again for the incredible sense of peace and quiet you get here.