Guests say
Vale Cottage is praised for its comfortable furnishings, secure garden, and hot tub, making it a hit with dog owners and those seeking relaxation. Its proximity to beaches and local amenities, including a pub, adds to its charm. While some guests experienced issues with hot water and parking, the overall sentiment is positive, with many looking to rebook.
Guests consistently describe the cottage as clean and well-maintained, contributing to a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The location is highly praised for its closeness to the beach, dog-friendly areas, and local pub, making it an ideal spot for holidaymakers.
The cottage is frequently noted for its comfortable beds and sofas, and a cosy atmosphere. However, some guests found the shower room cold and the hot water supply insufficient.
The hot tub is a highlight, though there were several mentions of hot water issues. The garden and furniture are appreciated, but parking limitations and difficulty operating some amenities slightly detract from the experience.
There are no specific mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts, so it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
On the Gower Peninsula, this marvellous property provides a stylish retreat for six guests. Set amongst aonb beauty in the village of Port Eynon, you’re well positioned to get to know this fabulous pocket of South Wales, complete with beach trips, clifftop walking routes and the city of Swansea to visit within 16.5 miles. The house itself is a characterful semi-detached property that’s been decorated with quirky elements and comfortable furnishings, complete with three generously sized bedrooms that make the place a wonderful destination for three couples holidaying together. Just outside, find an enclosed garden with outdoor furniture, a hot and cold shower.
You’ll find plenty of unique features in this two-storey house, including an ornate lighting unit in the kitchen/diner and a Gothic lodge-style family bathroom on the first floor. This bathroom is equipped with a copper slipper bath that you can fill with bubbles and sink into after a day of beachy activities. Back downstairs, the lounge area has been furnished with plenty of space to sit soft and a Smart TV, ideal for getting cosy on those cooler nights. There’s also a TV in the kickboards of both double beds upstairs, allowing for lazy mornings spent catching up on the day’s news whilst cuddled up in bed.
Port Enyon Beach is less than 500 metres away and offers sea, sand and surf aplenty. Grab all of your water sports equipment, buckets and spades and spend a day on the pristine shores. There are plenty of other beaches within walking distance, connected by the scenic Gower Coast Path. Visit Oxwhich Bay Beach (4 miles) and Rhossili Bay Beach (5 miles), two unmissable seaside spots. Hikers will love vising the nearby Worm’s Head (5 miles), traipsing over the causeway at low tide to admire the basking seals and far-reaching seascapes.
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Nearby points of interest
- Grand Theatre Swansea
- National Waterfront Museum
- Kidwelly Industrial Museum
- Kidwelly Castle
Reviews (15)
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Dr Hamblin
Lovely cottage in a fantastic location. Extremely clean & comfortable, garden must be lovely in the summer (November stay so didn't get much use of it!)
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Mrs Orchart
Great location for the beach but parking was an issue even in October.
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Mrs Mayo
Great location near to beach which dogs really enjoyed , plenty of seating space , good to have tumble dryer option for drying off damp walking clothing . Pub around the corner really handy with helpful staff and good menu .