Guests say
Tynewydd Fields is a well-received holiday cottage, praised for its spaciousness, welcoming hosts, and excellent amenities. Guests enjoyed the homely feel, the outdoor facilities including a hot tub and swim spa, and the property's suitability for large groups and family gatherings. While some cleanliness and maintenance issues were noted, the overall experience was positive, with many guests looking to return.
The majority of guests found the property to be clean and comfortable. However, some reviews mentioned issues with dust, cobwebs, and the state of duvets, suggesting room for improvement in cleanliness standards.
There is insufficient information in the reviews to accurately assess the location. No specific comments were made that allow for a fair evaluation.
Guests frequently mentioned the comfort of the property, highlighting the spacious rooms, large comfy beds, and cosy atmosphere. The property seems to cater well to relaxation and family enjoyment.
The property boasts a range of facilities that were highly appreciated, such as the hot tub, swim spa, and playground. Some reviews, however, pointed out issues with appliances and maintenance, indicating that while the facilities are excellent, their upkeep could be better managed.
The hosts were commended for their thoughtfulness, with mentions of gifts such as chocolates and bottled water during a water outage. It should be noted that while such gestures are appreciated, they are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Cilcennin 1.7 miles. A welcoming detached cottage in a quiet countryside location in Cilcennin near Aberaeron. nestled in the extensive grounds of the owners' home. Tynewydd Fields offers wheelchair-friendly accommodation for a large group getaway, perfect for friends and families alike. The property benefits from wide doorways, ramped entrances, accessible bathrooms and a lift to the first floor, providing a welcoming base for a range of groups. Spend your summer afternoons exploring the gorgeous grounds, finding two open fishing lakes, friendly animals to meet, a ramped tree house and a park, with so much to do, you won't want to leave! Be spoilt for choice by the array of amenities inside as you step into the utility where you can kick off your shoes after a long day of exploration before heading into the kitchen to prepare a delicious home-cooked meal, making use of the contemporary appliances and breakfast table for casual meals, a sociable hangout spot for all the family. Host special occasions in the formal dining room, celebrating with your guests as you toast to a wonderful holiday before gathering in the sitting room for a family film night in front of the comforting woodburning stove. If you need some alone time, a quaint snug rests behind the sitting room boasting an open area looking out to countryside views where you can enjoy a moment of peace as you sip on a morning coffee. Completing the ground floor are two accessible bedrooms, comprising a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a spacious family room with a studio-style layout, benefiting from a double bed, zip/link bed, plush double sofa bed and TV, a fridge/freezer, and an en-suite bathroom with wheelchair facilities including a wet room shower with seating, and a bath with a raised flooring, ideal for those with limited mobility. Continuing to impress are the first-floor bedrooms which can be accessed via a lift or the stairwell, you'll find a master king-size room with charming sloped ceilings and an en-suite shower room, a king-size room with another en-suite bathroom with wheelchair facilities, as well as 2 twins, served by a family bathroom. Make full use of your own enclosed garden and decking space, enjoying a spot of alfresco dining with a glass of wine during sunset, or curl up with a good book as the sound of the calming pond soothes you. Add an element of luxury to your stay and spend an evening of pure relaxation in your own private swim spa and hot tub where you can enjoy a dip first thing in the morning, or soak up the scenery during an evening in. Perfect for making memories, Tynewydd Fields is a unique base to explore the Welsh coast and country. Note: This property can be booked with Ref: 914947, together sleeping up to 23 guests.
Cross Inn is a peaceful village in the Welsh county of Mid Glamorgan, home to a local pub, a village shop, and a wealth of walking and cycling trails from the centre. The village is close to the harbour town of Aberaeron which offers a wider choice of shopping and dining experiences, whilst the River Aeron flows over to the seaside. Other must-see destinations include the market town of Tregaron, the Cambrian Mountains, and the bustling university town of Aberystwyth.
Accommodation
Six bedrooms: First floor: 1x super kingsize zip and link beds (can be made into twin on request) with en-suite bathroom with walk in shower, basin ,WC, towel rail, Aquarius bath rise and fall, heat blower/dryer, 1 x family bathroom bath with shower over WC, basin and towel rail, 2 x twin rooms, 1 x king size room with en-suite with shower, basin,WC, towel rail, Ground floor: 1 x double room with en-suite bath with shower over, WC, basin and towel rail, 1x family room comprising of 1 x zip and link super king bed (can be made into twins on request) with double sofa bed and en-suite with walk in shower, Aquarius rise and fall bath, rise and fall WC, basin, towel rail.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility.
Dining room.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Snug
Oil central heating and woodburning stove.
Gas range cooker with oven and hob, electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, 5 x TVs, WiFi.
Games room with pool table.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Enclosed gardens with lawn, seating, and pond.
Wrap-around decking with furniture, patio seating and summer house.
Private Swim Spa and Hot tub.
Shared park and accessible tree house.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 1.9 miles, pub 1.8 miles.
Note: Cottage is wheelchair-friendly.
Note: Children (including those in wheelchairs) have shared use of purpose-built ramped tree house by prior arrangement with owner.
Note: Owners have free-roaming ducks, chickens, dogs and cats, and can offer stabling and use of ménage by prior arrangement.
Note: Two open fishing lakes on owners land for fun fishing
Nearby points of interest
- Dolphin Spotting
- Afon Mêl Honey Farm & Meadery
- Aberystwyth Cliff Railway
Reviews (47)
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Wayne
Tumble dryer not working, reported it! Asked for a towel change because we had no way of drying the one bath towel provided to each of us, the replacement towels were disgusting. Master bedroom shower leaked, flooded the bathroom and soaked the carpet, on Sunday it leaked through the ceiling of ground floor bedroom. Reported it! The owners/caretakers inspected the damage and agreed that the shower/cubicle was in such a poor state it could not be used. We paid for an en suite but very inconveniently had to borrow other showers all week, it was very annoying and embarrassing. This problem was obviously an ongoing issue because on inspection of ground floor bedroom ceiling there was a hole and staining from it happening before. No internet all week! The grounds are in a very poor state, the decking area was unsafe, we did not use it! Grounds were covered in poop, dogs/chickens⦠this should all be cleared before new holiday makers arrive, we literally had to carefully pick our way through it. The whole property needs a complete revamp! Broken tumble dryer! Broken shower! Broken chair in kitchen! No Internet!
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Norma
The house was large enough for us to get together but offered space for quiet time too. The children thoroughly enjoyed the outside entertainments, especially the dogs and egg collecting each morning. There is a big 'but' however. Based upon the price we had paid we expected the accommodation to be of a reasonably high standard, however that wasn't the case. The initial impression was that the outside needed some TLC. The garden area was overgrown, there was chicken dirt in front of the door and a neglected old caravan in the grounds. The decked patio area was in a poor state of repair (we protected feet from a protruding screw with a large candle) and the few seats provided were dirty and mismatched. The rubbish bins in the shed were overflowing with what appeared to be several weeks worth of rubbish. Inside, first impressions were positive; good kitchen, lovely big sitting room and useful games room that we appreciated. Unfortunately the impressive TV was not working so we had to make do with connecting it to a laptop to get limited use. We reported this at the start of our stay, however nothing was done. The kitchen was well equipped, however the dishwasher rarely cleaned a full load. The bedrooms were where the standard of the accommodation was poorest. All the beds had poor mattresses which needing replacing and only two had mattress covers. This a basic hygiene requirement for rental properties. The bedding was very tired and looked as though it had been in use for several seasons. Also it would have been nice if the towels were decent quality and full size. One of the upstairs bedrooms had a broken velux blind so a towel was used to block out the light and its en suite was far from clean. Its light fitting was full of dead flies, there was no hot water in that room and the shower was dirty. Despite the disappointment in the 'sad' presentation we enjoyed our stay but think the owners need to be aware of the problems so they can be addressed. The property is in need of a real overhaul and some serious maintenance work if it is to live up to the expectations the price suggests.
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Leanne
We stayed for my motherâs 60th and it was a fabulous weekend. Something for all ages with lots of things to do in the nearby area.