Guests say
The cottage in Pwllheli boasts a fantastic location with sea views, proximity to the beach, and local amenities. Guests appreciate the secure garden for pets, the well-equipped kitchen, and the comfortable setting. While some guests have concerns about cleanliness and maintenance, the property's charm and location often shine through, with many looking forward to returning.
Several guests have raised concerns about cleanliness, mentioning dust, unpleasant odours, and the presence of pet hair. These issues suggest a need for a more thorough cleaning regimen, although not all reviews reflect these sentiments.
The location is highly praised for its stunning sea views, easy access to the beach, and proximity to local pubs and shops. It's considered an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
Guests find the cottage comfortable overall, with a secure garden and a well-equipped kitchen. However, some guests mention uncomfortable beds and steep stairs, which affects the comfort level for some visitors.
The property is described as well-equipped by some, but others note the need for maintenance and modernisation. Issues with the toilet flush, heating, and dated decor are mentioned, suggesting room for improvement.
Guests have noted small touches like little bottles of bubbles and cake upon arrival, which are appreciated. However, such gestures are not consistently mentioned, and future guests should note that these are not guaranteed.
About this property
This lovely, semi-detached cottage is in an elevated position set in the stunning seaside village of Llanbedrog in North Wales.
With the great location and suntrap garden, this is perfect for a family holiday on the stunning Welsh coastline.
Enter this warming property and be greeted by the delightful hallway-cum-dining room.
Just off of the dining room sits the cosy and welcoming sitting room finished off with characterful wooden furnishings.
The ground floor is completed by a well fitted out family bathroom and a fresh, well equipped kitchen.
Both of the bedrooms are upstairs, they are pleasantly decorated with charming bed linen to give you a relaxing night's sleep ahead of a big day of exploring.
In the summer, make the most of your south-facing garden with a choice of courtyard or patio to sit and enjoy the weather.
Llanbedrog is a wonderful seaside village for a North Wales break, it has two pubs and the nearby beach has their own beach cafe, what more could you want?
The two pubs in the village, which also do food, serve all year round and the nearby Llanbedrog beach has it's own beach cafe.There is a Spar and a pharmacy close by, and a regular bus service to Abersoch and Aberdarron or East to Pwllheli and beyond.
With a range of sandy beaches, some within walking distance e.g Llanbedrog, Warren and Abersoch, what more could you want?
The superb location of the cottage provides easy access to both coastal and perhaps hill walking, cycling, sailing and a vast array of other attractions and activities upon the Llyn peninsula to suit all ages and tastes.
Perhaps soak up the sun at the three mile stretch of sand at Porth Neigwl or venture out to Bardsey Island, where you will be delighted by the interesting history and rich wildlife.
Brush up on the local history further by spending some time at Criccieth Castle which is set on the rocky peninsula overlooking Tremadog Bay.
Abersoch and Pwllheli are both easily accessible from here, they are popular seaside spots both with a good choice of shops, pubs and things to do.
A warming cottage in a great location for a beach break.
Llanbedrog is a small village that sits close to the sea as part of the Lleyn Peninsula. The beach here is extremely popular, benefiting from its southerly aspect. It offers huge expanses of fine sand with glorious views of Cardigan Bay. The shores are often visited by dolphins and porpoises and the sea is also popular for a variety of water-sports. Inland, the panorama is a stunning vista of rolling countryside and rugged Welsh hills. The Snowdonia National Park is within easy access, offering around 82 square miles of unspoilt scenery, which houses a diverse range of flora and fauna. Llanbedrog village also has its own hidden gems, such as Wales' oldest gallery, the Oriel Plas Glyn-Y-Weddw Arts Centre and St. Pedrog's 6th Century church.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x bunk room.
Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, WC and heated towel rail.
Kitchen.
Dining room.
Sitting room.
Property recently refurbished (New images due in June 2021).
Newly installed central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Smart TV, wifi, selection of books, games and DVDs.
Fuel, power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Shared off-road parking.
Lawn and courtyard with outdoor furniture and parasol.
One small dog welcome, extra charge £20.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 3 mins walk.
Note: Care to be taken as there are 8 steps up to property which now have security lighting.
Note: Steep stairs within property, may be unsuitable for those with limited mobility.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (22)
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Jo
Lovely having the enclosed garden for the dog, great location and the property was perfect for us. The only thing I would have liked is to have a washing machine rather than a dishwasher but that's probably just personal preference!
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Sandra
There's a pub/restaurant about 150m away with a playground in it and outdoor seating. Garden was really lovely and had seating area and views of the sea. Worth walking up the iron man while there.
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Janice
This was our second visit.