Guests say
Trefaes Bach is consistently praised for its stunning location with amazing views and proximity to the beach and Abersoch. Guests appreciate the peaceful garden, the cosy atmosphere, and the property's suitability for families and pets. While the decor is noted as somewhat dated, it adds to the cottage's charm and does not detract from the overall positive experience.
The property is described as clean and tidy by guests, indicating a high level of cleanliness. However, there is no explicit mention of exceptional cleanliness to warrant a perfect score.
The location is highly commended for its views, proximity to the beach and town, and the peacefulness it offers. It is a standout feature in the reviews.
Guests find the cottage cosy and suitable for families, suggesting a good level of comfort. However, the mention of dated decor suggests that comfort could be enhanced with updates.
The property is described as well-equipped, but some guests suggest that the decor and fittings could use an update. This indicates that while the facilities are adequate, there is room for improvement.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
This attractive stone cottage sits in a peaceful spot about half a mile above the village of Abersoch and has large gardens and fantastic views.
Hunker down in this quirky stone cottage with an eclectic mix of interior decor styles – including hints of traditional, contemporary and French chic. Admire distant sea views from the pretty cottage garden and many of the rooms indoors. Spend your time away with your other half or small family plus two canine companions enjoying long coastal walks, swimming in the sea and discovering charming seaside towns.
Enter the property through the porch and continue into the bright and airy kitchen/diner with a Bohemian feel where you’ll find an ‘L’-shaped kitchen unit plus a small breakfast table with chairs. Continue into the comfortable and homely lounge with a mixture of dark and cheerful colours with a sofa bed, two wicker chairs, a TV and a dining table. There is also a wood burner and French doors which open up onto the patio. This property also has a family bathroom and two bedrooms – a double and a bunk bedroom. Outside is a mature garden with seating.
Stay on the Llŷn Peninsula near the picturesque seaside town of Abersoch (0.5 miles), where you’ll find seafood restaurants, independent shops and a marina. Less than 500 metres from a sandy Traeth Trwyn y Fach Beach, where you can admire views of the Snowdonia mountains while swimming in the sea. Set off on a long walk along the windswept coastline to Llanbedrog (2.5 miles). Or further afield, you could visit the historic Criccieth Castle (15 miles) or hop on a boat from Aberdaron (10.5 miles) to Bardsey Island.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (17)
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Ms Lindsay
Wonderful private location with truly fabulous views. Very convenient for the beach and Abersoch with all its amenities is walkable. But the cottage is fairly basic and is only really suitable for two adults and two small children.
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Ms Watt
We had a wonderful stay at the cottage. The location was perfect for us: short walk into town and the beach on the doorstep for walks with the dog, and the garden was really peaceful for relaxing and perfect for al fresco dining. We would definitely come back.
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Mrs Cole
Fantastic views. Walking distance to beach and Abersoch. Cosy property that was good for us with older children.