Guests say
Pine Lodge is a spacious property with stunning views, appreciated for its comfortable bedding, well-equipped kitchen, and enjoyable hot tub. The garden and outdoor seating are highlights, and a welcome pack adds a nice touch. Some guests noted issues with maintenance and a lack of basic supplies, but the owner's responsiveness is positively mentioned.
The property was generally found to be clean and tidy upon arrival. However, one review mentioned mould in the washing machine seal, indicating room for improvement in cleanliness maintenance.
The location is highly praised for its excellent views and proximity to local attractions such as the beach and the Welsh Mountain Zoo. The area is described as lovely and the property is conveniently situated for exploring North Wales.
Guests found the seating and bedding comfortable, and the property spacious. The super king bed and quiet neighbourhood were specifically mentioned as contributing to the comfort of the stay.
While the kitchen and hot tub are well-received, guests reported issues with missing kitchen utensils, blocked drains, and a lack of entertainment options like live TV. Maintenance concerns such as sticking doors and peeling paint were also noted.
Guests appreciated the welcome pack left by the owners, which added a thoughtful touch to their stay. However, as gifts are not consistently mentioned across all reviews, it cannot be guaranteed that such gestures are a standard practice for every stay.
About this property
Pine Lodge is a superb, detached holiday home perched atop a hill overlooking the stunning waves of Colwyn Bay, Conwy. Boasting its own hot tub and gardens offering a serene atmosphere, as well as convenient features such as off-road parking with an EV charging point, this home is perfect for families, friends and couples alike. As you step through the door of this incredible detached holiday home, the first thing that will catch your eye are the spacious living areas to utilise throughout your stay. A fully-equipped kitchen/diner awaits you, so you can prepare a delicious meal for everyone to enjoy in the formal dining room, or just relax with a cup of tea in the sitting room with its plush sofas. An additional snug room and sunroom also provide the perfect spot to rest and admire the views or break away from the group for a moment of peace. Upstairs, the four bedrooms offer a great place to rest after a day of exploration. There are three double bedrooms and one single, as well as a bathroom and shower room, so everyone can get ready in their own space. Finally, enjoy the best of both worlds by taking a dip in the hot tub and admiring your surroundings from the comfort of the garden. The property has front, rear, and side enclosed gardens with a lawn, patio, and furniture, so you can make the most of the summer days. The town of Colwyn Bay is just a few moments away from Pine Lodge, where you can take a stroll along the promenade and watch the waves crash against the shore or visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo for an exciting day out. Llandudno is also just a few miles away, known as the Queen of the Welsh Resorts and home to beautiful beaches and a stunning pier, as well as some incredible shopping. For a more adventurous day out, why not explore the majestic Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, where you can climb the highest mountain in Wales or navigate the underground trampoline and zip wire maze in the caverns of Llechwedd Slate Mine. With endless possibilities and the stunning views waiting for you to enjoy, choose Pine Lodge.
The elegant coastal resort of Colwyn Bay has much to offer visitors of all ages, including sandy beaches, a promenade, a large park with a skateboard section, a leisure centre and bowling green, the Welsh Mountain Zoo, Eirias Park, a leisure centre, a theatre/cinema, numerous shops, pubs and restaurants (one on the seafront by the watersports centre, is owned by the celebrity chef, Bryn Williams, who also owns Odette's restaurant in London). Colwyn Bay is an ideal touring base and is close to the many and varied attractions of North Wales and it also benefits from many yearly events, including the Triathlon, the Forties Festival and the Prom Xtra. Set not far away in Llandudno is the Victorian Extravaganza which is also held annually. Virgin Trains travel directly from London Euston to Colwyn Bay and take approximately 2 hours 45 minutes, stopping at Milton Keynes Central, Crewe and Chester.
Accommodation
Four bedrooms: 1x super king bed, 1x king bed, 1x double bed, 1x twin.
Bathroom with bath, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Dining room.
Sitting room.
Snug.
Sun room
Central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.
TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 5 cars with EV charging.
Front, rear, and side enclosed gardens with hot tub, lawn, patio and furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.1 miles, beach 1.5 miles.
Pwllycrochan Woods <0.5mile.
Welsh Mountain zoo < 0.5 mile
Nearby points of interest
- Welsh Mountain Zoo
- Great Orme Country Park
- Gronant Dunes Beach
- The Roman Bath House
Reviews (11)
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Rosalie
They provided a lovely welcome pack! We received some lovely texts from the owners, just checking if everything was okay and offering useful tips and information. The Welsh mountain zoo a few minutes drive away, Llandudno and Rhyl all within 30minute drive. We will definitely be booking again. Thank you
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Hannah
It was spacious, clean and had lovely views. I loved the conservatory room and we all enjoyed the hot tub! I have not giving it 5 stars as there were a few things that could be improved on to make the experience even better. When we arrived there were biscuits to greet us. This was a lovely gesture but could be improved on with something more practice like; mini cereals, milk, bread etc. The tea and coffee pots were completely empty! One thing that I felt seemed out-of place was that we were not able to put toiletries down the toilet. So a bin filled with dirty toilet roll became quite unpleasant. It seemed such a strange thing to be doing in a modern house like this. The kitchen was lovely and spacious but it had absolutely no basic cooking ingredients. There was no oil, salt and pepper or herbs. These types of ingredients would be really helpful to already be in a property as they are things that we would not really want to bring. We had to buy them all in the end. It would also be helpful to have some cutlery and crockery for kids. Finally, the communication between us and the home owner was very good but did not have a personal touch at all. They never signed off any of their messages with there name. I still have no idea who I was messaging. I find these small things are very important. The extra touches are what makes someone want to return and for them to feel welcome. Not using names is one of these seemingly insignificant things that are actually extremely important to people. We definitely enjoyed our stay and it is a suitable place to stay for a large family. Just be aware that it is also on the top of a hill!
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Gamela
Very clean throughout, only recommendations are for garden parasol and garden dining tables and chairs to be available as it was extremely hot and sunny with no shaded area in the beautiful back garden. Be great if a BBQ was available too. Iâm looking forward to booking this holiday home again in the future.