Guests say
Y Stabl in Abersoch is a well-loved cottage, praised for its homely feel, comfortable beds, and well-equipped kitchen. The open plan layout is ideal for families, and the large outdoor space is perfect for activities. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches, such as a welcoming bottle of bubbly and ample provisions. Some guests noted areas needing improvement, but overall, the property provides a cosy and enjoyable stay.
Most guests found the property clean, particularly the main surfaces, bathrooms, and kitchen. However, one review mentioned issues with interior paintwork and the presence of woodlice, suggesting room for improvement in cleanliness.
There is insufficient information in the reviews to accurately assess the location of the property, as no specific comments were made regarding its convenience, scenery, or proximity to local amenities.
Guests have consistently noted the comfortable beds and the cosy atmosphere provided by the wood burning stove. The open plan layout and the homely feel contribute to the overall comfort of the property.
The property boasts a well-stocked kitchen and efficient wood burning stove. However, some guests noted that the property could benefit from maintenance and TLC, with mentions of a wobbly bench and a need for upgrades.
The provision of a bottle of bubbly and store cupboard essentials were well-received gestures that guests found generous. It should be noted that such gifts, while appreciated, may not be provided with every stay.
About this property
This charming renovated farm building is one of a group of properties in a rural location just over a mile or so from the centre of Abersoch.
One of four holiday homes on Bwlch Farm, Y Stabl is a fabulous stone stable conversion retaining original beams to create a high ceiling in the open plan living area furnished in a modern country style. A great base for a family wanting a holiday within easy driving distance of Abersoch and other beaches and attractions of the Llyn Peninsula.
Size: Sleeps 8 (families only)
Nearest beach: 1.2 miles
Nearest amenities: Pub - 0.4 mile; Shop - 1 mile
Pets: Welcome by arrangement, subject to a fee of £50 per week
Short breaks: Available in lowest season; at other times may be offered at short notice
Smoking: Strictly No Smoking please
Rooms: Downstairs - open plan lounge/kitchen/diner, snug with day bed, two twin bedrooms (one with ensuite shower room), double bedroom, family bath/shower room; Upstairs - 1 double bedroom
Beds: 2 doubles, 4 singles
Luxuries: WiFi
General: Flatscreen Freeview TV & 2nd TV in hub; wood burning stove; electric heating included (but please note £50 heating supplement payable over Christmas and New Year)
Utilities: Electric oven and hob, larder style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave; washing machine in hallway
Standard: Kettle, toaster, iron
Other: Bed linen & tea towels provided (please bring your own towels and beach towels); travel cot & highchair available; can be rented with Ty Woms, Nyth y Wennol and Y Betws cottages next door
Outdoors: Raised front patio with patio furniture and front grassed lawn; large garden/open field to rear ideal for childrens games
Parking: For up to 5 vehicles at the rear of the house
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
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (8)
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Miss Mattin
Really enjoyed staying here it was perfect for us. Just beautiful and great location.
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Ms Jones
We had a wonderful weeks stay at Y Stabl near Abersoch. So lovely to arrive at a holiday rental and be greeted with a bottle of bubbly. The house was very homely, with lots of store cupboard provisions to use if needed - a really generous touch. The kitchen was very well equipped with plenty of glasses plates cutlery. The beds were very comfortable with good quality linen. The garden/field at the back of the property was perfect for ball games and for the dog to run around.
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Ms Sarah Warburton
The main surfaces, bathrooms, kitchen etc were clean but the interior paintwork is dirty, deteriorated and stained in places. The front door was dirty. We kept finding woodlice inside. The bench in the entrance by the front door is wobbly /needs fixing. Property generally needs some tlc /upgrading. It is a lot more shabby than it looks in the photos on the website. The pre-arrival instructions could be improved in places: confusing info about who to contact if we had any problems (2 different names /numbers in separate places). Rang and texted one of them but received no reply; directions not easily readable on PDF. The best points about it are: the wood burning stove which is very efficient (though we didn't find the wood that had been left in the property until after we had bought our own, as it was in a cupboard which had a tv on top - not obvious!), the kitchen is well stocked; the large grassy area outside. However, overall, we felt is was not good value for money compared with other holiday homes we've previously stayed in, sorry.