Guests say
Guests generally appreciate the cottage's cleanliness, comfortable beds, and thoughtful touches like welcome biscuits and milk. The location is praised for its proximity to local amenities and scenic views. Some guests mention the property could benefit from maintenance and updates, particularly in the living room and garden. The conservatory is noted as chilly, but the property is well-equipped and homely, making for an enjoyable stay.
The property is frequently described as clean and well-maintained, with several guests highlighting its spotlessness. However, a few reviews mention issues with garden upkeep and the need for a deeper clean, slightly affecting the overall impression.
The cottage's location is well-regarded, with guests enjoying the views and proximity to the town, beach, and local attractions. The steep hill and parking are noted concerns, but these do not significantly detract from the location's appeal.
Comfort is generally praised, especially the quality of the beds and bed linen. However, some guests find the living room seating and conservatory less comfortable, which impacts the overall comfort rating.
The property is considered well-equipped, with a good heating system and secure garden. Criticisms include the TV reception, lighting, and some maintenance issues. The need for updates and repairs in certain areas suggests room for improvement.
Guests frequently express appreciation for the thoughtful provisions, such as basic supplies and welcome treats. While these gestures are highly valued, it is noted that such amenities are subject to the owner's discretion and may not be guaranteed.
About this property
4 Arvonia Terrace is a homely stone-built holiday cottage nestled in the popular seaside town of Criccieth on the Llyn Peninsula. Sleeping up to four guests, 4 Arvonia Terrace offers the perfect base for your next family holiday to North Wales! As well as offering comfortable accommodation, you can simply stroll down the hill and into the heart of Criccieth for shops, places to eat and drink and, of course, a fabulous stretch of beach! Stepping into the property, enter into the snug sitting room, boasting a sumptuous sofa and a number of plush armchairs set around the television, inviting you to nestle in and enjoy a movie with your loved ones. Continue through the property into the charming country-style kitchen, which has everything you need to whip up a tasty breakfast or light supper, featuring a warming woodburning stove set within a rustic stone fireplace, offering a cosy spot to gather with a glass of wine to read or reflect quietly. Patio doors open out into a lovely conservatory, beautifully-appointed with a pastel colouring, serving as a welcoming dining space, leading out to the rear garden, a tranquil sun trap in the afternoon, where you can enjoy sitting out in the morning with a cuppa, listening to the sounds of the birds chirping. Head back inside and climb the stairs to the first-floor where you'll find two bedrooms, a charming double room overlooking the delightful garden at the rear, and a king-size room, framing far reaching views towards Criccieth castle. The bedrooms are serviced by the family bathroom, boasting a bath and a separate shower, giving guests the choice to indulge in a leisurely soak or a quick rinse. Completing the property is the handy utility and cloakroom located on the ground-floor. Head off on foot to explore your delightful surroundings, taking the short stroll into the heart of Criccieth where you'll find a plethora of eateries, including the traditional country pub, The Prince Of Wales, where your four legged friend is more than welcome. Spend a fun-filled day at Traeth Criccieth, decorated with a mix of shingle and sand, where you can enjoy an invigorating dip in the tranquil waters of Bae Tremadog, or if you'd prefer to stay on land, visit the nearby ruins of Castell Criccieth, offering captivating panoramic views of the Llyn peninsula. The property sits not far from the Wales Coastal Path where you can enjoy stunning view across the North Wales coast line for a lovely day exploring or Route 8 is an exciting long-distance route which will challenge and amaze you as it passes through wild and beautiful Welsh landscapes, the route starts in Cardiff and passes two national parks, the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) and Eryri (Snowdonia), before finishing on the island of Anglesey. The seaside resort of Harlech is within easy reach, where you can test your swing at Royal St. David's Golf Club, explore the ancient history of Harlech Castle, dating back to 1283, or in true seaside tradition, indulge in a portion of fish and chips and a leisurely stroll along the beachfront, backed by the towering sand dunes. Head further afield to the picturesque landscape of Eryri National Park (Snowdonia National Park), decorated with woodland, moorland and rugged mountains, offering a thrilling selection of trails to explore, where avid outdoor adventurers can tackle the challenging climb to the summit of Mount Snowdon, the tallest mountain in Wales. Enjoy an unforgettable coastal escape, no matter the time of year, with a stay at 4 Arvonia Terrace.
Nestled on the delightful coastline of the Llyn peninsula rests the charming seaside town of Criccieth, known locally as 'the 'Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia.' The town homes an exciting selection of shops and eateries, along with a 13th century castle nestled on rocky headland, overlooking the scenic golden sand of the two striking beaches. The town is situated within easy reach of the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia National Park), perfect for outdoor adventurers.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x double.
This property offers an upstairs bathroom and toilet as well as a downstairs toilet.
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Cloakroom.
Kitchen with wood-burning stove.
Utility room.
Sitting room.
Conservatory/dining room
Gas central heating and multi-fuel woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
Smart TV with Freeview, WiFi, selection of books & games.
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking on a first come, first served basis.
Front courtyard with bench and enclosed rear garden with furniture.
One well-behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.5 miles, beach 0.7 miles.
Note: pets are not allowed to be left unattended at any time.
Note: This property does not accept sunday check ins.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Snowdonia National Park
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
- National Slate Museum
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (36)
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John
The downstairs accommodation is adequate but the conservatory was too cold to use as a dining room. The two ring hob and tiny fridge are inadequate for a self catering property. Several details disappointed. The property smells of damp. The kitchen bin had not been emptied or cleaned from the previous occupancy. There was no bath plug so the bath could not be used. The upstairs toilet cistern was very noisy - this is mentioned in a review from last February but has still not been fixed. It was not always possible to park near the property.
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M
Close to shops and beach and pubs. Ideally located for exploring further.
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Allison
Very quiet area and not far to walk to the little town with all the shops you need, plus chippy, pubs and restaurant. Sea/beach is just a bit further down the road. Only negative was the noise from the toilet, but this is being addressed the owner informed us when the season becomes quieter. Also could do with a bit more cupboard space. We don't tend to eat out much when we are away so take quite a lot of stuff with us, so could just have done with a bit more cupboard space. Would definitely stay again.