Guests say
Guests have enjoyed their stays at the Dubrovnik, praising its stunning views, prime location, and overall cleanliness. The property is described as cosy and comfortable, with a well-equipped kitchen and thoughtful touches like Welsh cakes and tea. While some guests suggest the property could benefit from modernisation, the warmth and helpfulness of the owners, along with the property's charm, contribute to a highly recommended experience.
The property consistently receives high marks for cleanliness, with multiple reviews noting it as clean and tidy. The attention to maintaining a spotless environment is evident and appreciated by guests.
The location is highly praised for its amazing sea views and proximity to the beach, town, and local amenities. The ease of access to nearby attractions and the peacefulness of the setting contribute to its high rating.
Comfort is well-regarded, with guests finding the beds comfortable and the property cosy, especially during colder months. However, some guests feel that the living room furniture and overall interior could be updated for enhanced comfort.
Facilities are generally good, with a well-equipped kitchen and useful amenities. However, there are suggestions for modernisation and the addition of features like a handrail for the shower. The presence of a utility room and separate toilet are positively noted.
Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches, such as Welsh cakes and tea, and the comprehensive information pack. While these gestures are warmly received, it is noted that such gifts are a kind bonus and not a guaranteed offering.
About this property
On holidays or short breaks taken in the off season please note that the price difference between taking a short break or a whole week is minimal and in some cases nil, so please book for longer as it gives you more flexibility to start and finish when you want and perhaps add another day to your stay. Boasting fantastic sea views and plenty of home comforts is this attractive, ground-floor apartment, Dubrovnik. Suited to couples, friends and families, this delightful dwelling rests in the charming town of Criccieth, Gwynedd, with plenty of activities and sights to see throughout your stay. On arrival at the apartment, park your car on the drive, take in the amazing views and begin a peaceful break. Enter into the property via a useful separate hallway and head straight to the kitchen to find all the necessary appliances you may need to rustle up a delicious dinner for your loved ones, including an electric oven and hob and a handy microwave with grill. Enjoy a glass of wine and a tasty dinner at the dining table after a full day of adventures and discuss the activities for the rest of your stay.
From here, take advantage of the utility room, home to a washing machine and ironing facilities, so you can freshen up your clothes and towels after a sandy day at the beach. Back through the hallway and the sitting room awaits you with its wall to wall window offering panoramic views of the bay and coastline. A sofa with reclining seats, 2 arm chairs, and a feature fireplace with electric wood effect stove provide a comfortable setting for you to unwind with a film or your favorite program on the Smart TV. When sleep calls, choose from two bedrooms, a king-size and a twin, each benefiting from storage for your belongings; the king-size room offers stunning sea views, whilst the twin room hosts zip and link beds for a flexible sleeping arrangement. Completing the interior of the apartment is a small bathroom with a powerful shower over a sit-up bath and a separate WC with a corner basin , where you can freshen up and prepare for the day's activities.
Spend the warmer mornings admiring the sea views from the patio with a hot cup of coffee, before setting off to explore the area for the day.
If you don't fancy cooking one evening, why not try some local fresh seafood at the nearby Dylan's Criccieth, or perhaps, treat yourself to some traditional fish and chips at home. From the property you can see the dramatic Criccieth Castle, resting atop a rocky headland between two beaches; why not spend an afternoon visiting the castle up close and learn about Llywelyn the Great, the native Welsh prince who built the castle? Just a short car journey away is Black Rock Sands, a magnificent open, wide beach with fine sand, a great day out for both relaxing and exploring. Another short drive will take you to the beautiful Italianate village of Portmeirion. This glorious village is home to colorful buildings and quaint shops, making for a lovely day out at any age.
Alternatively, why not take a trip on the Welsh Highland or Ffestiniog Railway, both departing from Porthmadog, a treat for all steam train enthusiasts. Nearby, is the tremendous Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, boasting the highest mountain and the largest natural lake in Wales, as well as, a wealth of picturesque villages like Betws y Coed and Beddgelert, home to Gelert's grave, a monument to a legendary dog.
The park is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and the more energetic amongst you, with its vast and varying terrains to explore and vistas not to be missed! Treat your loved ones to a memorable holiday at Dubrovnik.
The charming town of Criccieth rests just five miles away from Porthmadog and is often referred to as the 'Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia’. The town boasts a 13th-century castle which sits atop of a rocky outcrop and offers unbeatable views. Nearby is the spectacular Snowdonia National Park, home to an array of walking and cycling routes, with opportunities for watersports on the delightful lakes.
Accommodation
Ground-floor apartment.
Front hall.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility room.
Sitting room with reclining seat sofa and 2 arm chairs and an electric wood effect stove.
Rear hall.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin (zip/link can be super king-size on request).
Small bathroom with sit up bath, shower over and basin.
Separate toilet with a corner basin.
Full gas central heating with electric wood effect stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave with grill, fridge with ice box, cafetiere, washing machine, iron and ironing board.
Smart TV, DVD Player and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Front patio with garden furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.5 miles, beach 0.4 miles.
Note: There is additional storage for bikes and other equipment in the garage.
Note: No children under 8 years old.
Nearby points of interest
- Snowdonia National Park
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- National Slate Museum
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (28)
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David
It was very quiet at night and we slept well.
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Janet
The apartment was clean and tidy and most importantly this time of year -(April) it was cosy and warm! Everything was added to make the stay as comfortable as possible. The views are outstanding and we are hoping to return.
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Jayne
The cottage was very clean. The double bed is very comfortable. The views are unrivalled! The owner was very helpful and kind. The booklet in the cottage was very detailed, perfect for a short stay. As others have mentioned, the kitchen and utility areas really need upgrading. Although mentioned in the description at the very bottom of the page, the extremely steep drive should be more clearly highlighted, as some people could be concerned.