Guests say
Bwthyn Nefyn is a well-received cottage with guests praising its homely feel, beautiful location, and thoughtful touches like welcome treats. The property serves as an excellent base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula, with many enjoying the nearby beaches and scenery. Some concerns were raised about road noise, steep stairs, and cleanliness, but overall, guests had positive experiences.
Most guests found the property clean and well-presented, with some mentioning a welcoming atmosphere upon arrival. However, there were a few reports of cleanliness issues such as dust, dog hair, and a need for a more thorough cleaning in some areas.
The location is highly praised for its proximity to beaches, scenic views, and local attractions. Guests enjoyed the convenience for exploring the Llyn Peninsula. Some noted the presence of a busy road, but this did not significantly detract from the overall positive feedback about the location.
The cottage is described as comfortable and cosy, with many personal touches. Some guests mentioned issues with temperature control and steep stairs, which could affect comfort levels, especially for those with mobility concerns.
Facilities were generally found to be adequate, with a well-equipped kitchen and cozy living spaces. However, there were comments about the need for maintenance, such as replacing utensils, fixing lights, and addressing a wood louse problem. The steep stairs were also noted as a potential issue for some guests.
Guests appreciated the thoughtful gestures, such as welcome treats and a well-heated cottage upon arrival. It is important to note that while such gestures are warmly received, they are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Stunning sea view cottage, beautifully furnished, ideally located next to coastal path and shops, eateries of the village of Nefyn. Perfect for a relaxing stay or exploring the delights of the Llyn Peninsula
Tastefully decorated, this charming cottage sits in a peaceful spot just outside the village of Nefyn and within walking distance of the beach. After a day at the seaside, enjoy ocean views and a log fire. Step out the front door onto the Wales Coast Path for a refreshing stroll and some sea air or drive along the quiet country lanes of the Llyn Peninsula to sample some of its many beaches and excellent restaurants. For the more energetic the area offers ample opportunity to experience watersports and cycling or even some cliff-top golf nearby
Size: sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms
Beds: 1 double, 1 twin
Rooms: ground floor: double bedroom with en-suite shower room, twin bedroom, further shower room, utility room. First floor: open plan living/kitchen/lounge area
Kitchen & utilities: very well-equipped including dishwashers and washer/dryer
Entertainment: TV, DVD player
For families: stairgate, cot and highchair available on request, some outdoor games
Outside: garden with lawn, patio, BBQ
Parking: ample off-road parking
General: wifi, bed linen and towels provided, heating and electricity included, Asda delivers here
Pets: 2 dogs allowed
Notes: no smoking.
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 (28)
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Ms Rowan
The house has a nice view and is close to Nefyn.It is a house of character. The stairs are steep to get to the living area and needs care to negotiate them. The kitchen is well equipped and the house was cozy and with a good supply of hot water.
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Mrs Edwards
This is an attractively presented cottage with lovely sea views. The location is good for exploring the Llyn peninsula generally. The ‘Upstairs/downstairs’ layout might be a problem for some visitors, as the stairs are quite steep. We felt there was rather an absence of welcoming features, and issues with cleanliness in some areas, which hopefully management will address. We enjoyed eating out at the Nanhoron Hotel (best to book) and also Bombay Joe’s, both in Nefyn itself, so not far to drive back.
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Miss Firth
Awful! Very dirty accommodation! Not fit for purpose. Very miserable stay. So much dog hair and dust! Ready for a little money to be spent on it - old bedding and towels, soiled cushions and furniture, not comfortable at all. Had to buy cleaning products and tea towels, spent first two days trying to get cleaning to a reasonable standard so we could reasonably enjoy our week. Honestly, please do not go and have the same week as ourselves, look for somewhere else. We’ve never had an experience like it, would have drove home if I hadn’t got my mum joining us for a few nights (first break in a long time). We have been compensated by the letting agent (small proportion as feedback and remedy was more important to us) but I will always have terrible memories…. I’m sure my sense of smell will return me to the property every time I smell mouldy/damp/wet dog smells and they will be miserable. The property has potential but currently whoever owns/manages the property is really cheaping out on guests. I spent an extra £50 on having my mums dogs there for 3nights and there was more dog hair etc on arrival than when we left. I’d like to leave photos but if there are non attached to the review then it’s because I couldn’t. The cottage had a reasonable amount of equipment but it was either unusable or filthy! The best bits of our holiday were getting away from this whole! The ship in edern has lovely food! And the coast is very pleasant! Also the cottage is on the main road and the garden is not secure for most dogs.