Guests say
St Aelrhiw's Church is a unique and impressive holiday cottage praised for its peacefulness, distinctive character, and stunning location. Guests appreciate the well-equipped, comfortable interiors and the blend of historic charm with modern conveniences. The views are described as beautiful, and the property provides a memorable experience, especially after exploring the surrounding countryside.
The property is generally regarded as extremely clean. However, a minor issue with dead flies and an odd smell in one of the bathrooms suggests room for improvement.
The location is highly praised for its beauty and tranquillity, offering stunning views and proximity to Aberdaron and the Coastal path. The remote setting is appreciated, although the presence of adders in the area is a concern that guests feel should be communicated.
Guests find the property comfortable and well-equipped, providing a cosy atmosphere after a day's hike. The sleeping and eating areas are particularly commended for their comfort.
The facilities are excellent, with a modern internal conversion and retention of old features. Some minor comments regarding maintenance, such as uncut grass and a desire for more privacy in certain areas, slightly detract from the overall experience.
There is insufficient information to assess thoughtfulness as there are no mentions of gifts or special touches provided by the hosts. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
This 18th centrury church has been stylishly and beautifully restorted to create a truly stunning holiday home with stunning vast living spaces, charming bedrooms and bathrooms and uninterrupted sea views.
St Aelrhiw’s Church is a truly stunning home seamlessly blending the traditional architecture of the former 18th century church with contemporary styling and high quality finishes and facilities. Prominently perched on the Rhiw hillside overlooking the long sweeping bay of Porth Neigwl, St Aelrhiw's benefits from far reaching sea views and breathtaking countryside views.
Size: Sleeps 6, 2 bedrooms
Nearest Shop: 2.9 mile
Nearest Pub: 2.9 mile
Coast: 1.5 mile
Pets: Yes pet welcome at £50 per week.
Short breaks: Available outside of Whit week and peack summer weeks.
Smoking: No smoking inside
Rooms: Ground Floor: Shower room/wet room with WC, open plan living room/kitchen/dining room, master king size bedroom with en suite bathroom. First Floor: king size bedroom, mezzanine lounge with sofa bed
Beds: 2 super kings and 1 sofa bed - Please let us know at time of booking if the sofa bed is required.
Luxuries: WiFi
General: Catch up TV only; electricity and heating included
Utilities: Double oven and grill, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine/tumble dryer, wine frideg, island hob
Standard: Kettle, toaster
Other: Bed linen and towels provided
Outdoors: Surrounded by churchyard which can be accessed by the public
Parking: Space for 2 cars to the side of the church
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Nearby points of interest
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
Reviews (8)
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Mr McCombie
Great location lovely conversation really nice space to be in
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Mrs Oliver
A special, historic building with a beautiful, modern internal conversion. High on a hillside, the views along the countryside to Y Rhiw and down over Hell's Mouth bay, are stunning. Being out on the Llyn peninsula, the sea is in charge of the weather, which makes it either glorious or atmospheric. We loved the comfort of the sleeping and eating areas, and the retention of old features alongside the modern conveniences. A lovely place to stay.
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Mr Grahame Austin
The place was well equipped and comfortable. Quite stunning. Only downside, really no outside to sit and relax.