Guests say
Guests have found their stay at 9 Braich Farm in Mynytho to be very enjoyable, praising its beautiful decoration, homely feel, and peaceful location. The lodge's deck is appreciated for relaxation after a day out, and the kitchen is well-equipped for home cooking. A nearby Thai restaurant adds to the convenience. Some concerns were raised about cleanliness and heating efficiency, but overall experiences reflect a comfortable and pleasant stay.
The lodge was generally found to be clean, with one report of silverfish and unclean kitchen utensils. This indicates good but not impeccable standards of cleanliness.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity, views, and proximity to Abersoch and the Llyn Peninsula, making it an excellent base for exploring.
The lodge is considered comfortable and tastefully decorated. However, one guest mentioned that the heating might not be sufficient in colder weather, suggesting room for improvement.
Facilities are generally good, with a well-equipped kitchen and a nice balcony. However, there was an issue with the BBQ gas supply and some concerns about the heating, which affects the score.
There is no mention of gifts or extra thoughtful touches in the reviews provided, so it is not possible to assess this category.
About this property
This stylish Finnish log cabin is a great choice of base for families exploring the Lleyn Peninsula's fabulous beaches and popular resorts of Abersoch and Llanbedrog and the market town of Pwllheli. Situated in a peaceful location with great countryside views it is a real holiday home to make memories.
This detached log cabin has been beautifully refurbished transforming this traditional Finnish roots into a truly stunning and stylish holiday lodge. Large French doors from the living area lead out to a large decked terrace with outdoor dining table and chairs.
Situated towards the southern end of the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales, Mynytho is a small village with only a handful of residents and surrounded by picturesque Welsh countryside.
The coastal town of Abersoch is only 2 miles away and is a popular resort for tourists wanting everything a seaside holiday entails. With the Warren Beach, Main Beach and Harbour Beach, you are spoilt for choice in choosing which golden sandy beach to sit and relax on. If you'd prefer a more adventurous holiday, a number of watersports also take place such as dinghy sailing, jet skiing and windsurfing. After a long day on the beach, take a stroll into the centre of Abersoch with its independent and designer shops, restaurants, deli's and bars.
Size: Sleeps 6, 3 bedrooms (Families only)
Nearest Shop: 1 mile
Nearest Pub: 1.8 mile
Coast: 2 miles
Pets:
Short Breaks: Available during low season; at other times may be offered at short notice
Smoking: One pet welcome at £50 per week
Rooms: Living room, kitchen, two double bedrooms, bunk bedroom, family shower room
Beds: 2 doubles, 1 bunk
General: Flatscreen TV, DVD player, CD player; electricity and heating included
Utilities: Electric oven/hob, microwave, fridge/freezer
Standard: Kettle, toaster
Other: Bed linen provided. A £200 security deposit is requested, returned at the end of a successful stay.
Outdoors: Terrace to the front both with outdoor furniture and gas barbecue
Parking: Off road parking for 2 cars/boats
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (5)
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Mrs Harris
A comfortable, tastefully decorated cabin in a very peaceful location. We really enjoyed our stay. The deck was a welcome spot after a warm day walking / at the beach and for a sunny breakfast al fresco. Kitchen is well equipped, clean and very practical to home-cook. Wonderful Thai restaurant / takeaway in Botwnnog. Note: the listing specifies that towels are not provided but we found they were supplied.
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Mr Penny
The accommodation was quiet, clean and well placed. It was a cold week but the heaters were very good. We enjoyed our week!
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Mrs Margaret Le Franc
For the most part the place was clean, apart from kitchen utensils & the cupboards need to be cleaned. There were silverfish in the cupboards. Also there wasn’t any gas in bbq, luckily the people next door let us use their gas. It also wasn’t clear on the website that the cottage was in fact a caravan in a caravan site, rather than an actual cottage. Possibly wouldn’t want to stay there if it was any colder than this past weekend, as the heating was not very strong on the one night we needed to use it. It was however quiet and had a nice balcony overlooking a valley, and we were able to have breakfast and dinner a couple of days.