Guests say
Guests consistently praise the Idris Pod for its cleanliness, comfort, and tranquil location. The property is well-equipped, offering a cosy and enjoyable stay with thoughtful touches. The hosts are commended for their hospitality and the property's pet-friendly environment. The scenic views and peaceful setting make it an ideal retreat for relaxation and exploring North Wales.
Reviewers frequently mention the pod being spotless and very clean, indicating high standards of cleanliness that contribute to the overall comfort and enjoyment of their stay.
The property is celebrated for its brilliant location, offering seclusion and tranquillity while being conveniently close to main roads for exploring North Wales. The picturesque setting and proximity to local attractions are highly appreciated.
Comfort is a recurring theme, with guests finding the pod cosy, warm, and equipped with a comfy bed. The space is described as a 'home away from home,' suggesting a very comfortable experience.
The pod is well-kept and comes with a range of facilities, including a kitchen, log burner, and entertainment options like an Amazon Fire Stick. The only minor drawback mentioned is the absence of a freezer, but this does not significantly detract from the overall positive feedback.
Guests are touched by the thoughtful extras provided, such as a welcome pack, which, while not guaranteed, reflects the hosts' consideration for their guests' experience. The provision of items like torches and umbrellas also demonstrates attention to detail.
About this property
St Asaph 4.8 miles. Idris Pod is a stylish, open-plan studio accommodation, situated within close reach of St Asaph. It comes with a compact but well-equipped kitchen, where you can rustle up a leisurely breakfast or a simple supper, which can be enjoyed at the breakfast bar or on the decked area outside. Afterwards, snuggle up together on the comfy reclining sofa and relax in front of the warming woodburning stove. The sumptuous double bed with Egyptian cotton bedding will ensure a good night’s sleep and the well-appointed shower room completes this wonderful accommodation. This stunning pod offers a unique experience that you'll treasure. Note: This property is adjacent to Ref: 965187 and together they can accommodate 4 people.
St Asaph is a city lying in the Vale of Clwyd, between Denbigh and the coastal town of Rhyl in North Wales. Within the village you will find an historic cathedral, a riverside parkland and a children’s play area offering walks where you may see kingfishers, sparrow hawks and buzzards. It also has a wealth of traditional pubs, gastronomic dining, shops and a local golf course.
Accommodation
All ground floor: Open plan studio style living accommodation with double bed, sitting area with wood burning stove, kitchen area with breakfast bar and 2 stools.
Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Electric heating and wood burning stove.
2 ring hob, microwave and fridge.
TV with Amazon Fire Stick and free access to Amazon Prime movies, Amazon Echo with free access to Amazon unlimited music, WiFi, USB charging points, selection of books and games.
All power and starter pack for wood burning stove all included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Private off road parking available for 3 cars.
Decked area with furniture and a BBQ is available on request.
One well-behaved dog welcome (dogs are not permitted to be left in the pod alone and are not allowed on the bed or furniture).
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 1.5 miles
Nearby points of interest
- The Roman Bath House
- Gronant Dunes Beach
Reviews (44)
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Paul
Just 2 things that you might like our feedback on- The lane leading up to your property is not suitable for low slung cars such as our Mazda MX5-We had to crawl at 2mph to avoid grounding heavily due to the raised centre grass strip-I would suggest that you inform people with similar cars of this as I feel it could cause some folk to get annoyed-perhaps if the central strip was levelled off this would solve the problem. The second point is re the directions to the property. We approached on the A55 from the St Asaph direction and lost about an hour trying to find you whereas if we had been instructed to leave at Junction 30 follow the road to the right for a 100 yards or so and then turn left we would have come directly to you in no time at all and conversely if approaching from Chester and leaving at Junction 29 then the directions should read -follow the slip road and turn left and then immediately left over the A55 -that would have been much clearer. Hope you don't mind these suggestions as we really enjoyed our trip and thank you again for your friendliness and help. We hope that Jo is recovering, Very Best Wishes Paul and Penny
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Nicola
We were very lucky and had good weather. It is situated in a very rural, peaceful spot with only 1 other pod which was unoccupied during our stay. The only issue we had was finding the pod and eventually we had to ring the owner after spending ages going up and down little lanes!
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Alan
That only partly paints the picture. My recommendation - visit and complete it yourself. The start of our holiday - have moved on now - the rest has a seriously high bar to meet.