Guests say
19A Kingshead Street is a quaint cottage with a central location in Pwllheli, appreciated for its proximity to local amenities and the beach. Guests have praised the property's well-equipped kitchen, private garden, and the quietness at night. While some guests encountered maintenance issues, others found the cottage to be a comfortable and homely base for exploring the area.
Reviews indicate a mix of experiences regarding cleanliness. Some guests found the cottage clean and tidy, while others reported issues with dust, dirty windows, and garden upkeep. The inconsistency in cleanliness experiences has influenced the score.
The location is highly praised for its central position in Pwllheli, close to shops, restaurants, and the beach. Despite parking challenges, the convenience and quietness of the area are consistently noted as positive aspects.
Guests have had varied experiences with comfort. Some found the beds comfortable and the cottage cosy, while others reported issues with bed sizes and quality. The presence of a downstairs toilet and a private garden added to the comfort for some visitors.
Facilities are generally appreciated, especially the well-equipped kitchen. However, maintenance issues such as difficult-to-close doors, broken fixtures, and garden upkeep have been noted. The mixed feedback on maintenance has affected the score.
There is insufficient information in the reviews to assess the level of thoughtfulness in terms of gifts or special touches provided by the host. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
A unique, shabby chic cottage in the centre of Pwllheli in North Wales. Families will love this cosy cottage in a central location in such a fantastic seaside town. The interior of 19A Kingshead Street has so much character, the sitting room boasts exposed beams and a stunning stone fireplace with a gas woodburning effect stove, it has a real traditional cottage feel to it. The kitchen diner somewhat contrasts the sitting room, with classy, modern fixtures and fittings with stylish colours.There is also a small sitting area off of the kitchen with an optional sofabed and TV. The first floor offers a bright, fresh double bedroom and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath. 19A Kingshead Street comes with a second floor bedroom, it has a sloping ceiling and some fantastic exposed wooden beams, ideal for the children. When the sun comes out, make the most of the back garden with a lovely decking leading onto a lawn area for the children to play on whilst you sit with a cold drink. The cottage sits in the heart of a fantastic seaside town, it has a great range of shops, pubs and restaurants as well as some divine beaches and a magnificent marina. It is the perfect place for families to come and enjoy a fun-filled holiday. Nearby is another popular coastal location in Abersoch, incredible beaches and a range of amenities make this a great visit whilst you're in the area. 19A Kingshead Street is a fascinating cottage in a brilliant location.
The unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula which is one of the most scenic regions of Wales, renowned for scenery, walks, beaches and golf courses. This town offers shops, pubs and restaurants and a marina holding 400 boats. The town boasts two beaches and is renowned for its sailing and watersports. Nearby is Criccieth, with its castle, and Abersoch, a town renowned for its beaches and watersports facilities. Much of the peninsula is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a lot of the coastline is owned by the National Trust providing many bays, beaches and exciting clifftop walks, as well as wildlife havens like Bardsey Island. Discover all of Snowdonia, the Isle of Anglesey, many medieval castles and N.T. properties and gardens, or simply relax in this beautiful part of Wales.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, second floor family room with 1 x double and 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Ground floor basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area.
Sitting room with a gas wood burning effect stove and sofa bed.
Gas central heating with gas wood burning effect stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, wifi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Public parking nearby.
Rear decking and lawn with table and chairs.
Pets welcome.
Shops, pubs and town center 2 minute walk.
Note: There are steps down from the decked area to the garden, young children to be supervised.
Note: Steep stairs up to second floor bedroom.
Note: maximum number is for 4 people at property, extra single and sofa bed available on request.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (22)
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Raphael
Shower fixture loose. TV remote control dirty & sticky. Fire didn't light. Cooker light and expel - air not working. Garden fence collapsed thus unable to put out bins. (Owner informed but nothing done during my stay.) Both recycling and non- recycling bins full from previous occupants. Sofa covers covered in dog hair and cushions in need of coverings. A dirty plate among clean ones in the cupboard. Wi-Fi signal too weak to work. Generally, tatty and unwelcoming. I had to clean the patio with a new stiff bristled broom, replace the expel - air fuse (3amp - like for like - a set of which I had to buy) replace a light bulb... and try to clean the sofa covers and trim some of the overhanging roses in order to use the patio. I informed the owner of some of these issues during my stay and after my return, but was told by the owner that they were too busy to take the feedback at that time and didn't offer any other time in which to do so. A real disappointment.
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John
Just a few little niggles. The French doors onto the patio area are really difficult to close. An issue the owner has said is being resolved soon. Privacy screening on the front door would have been nice. Felt like we were in a goldfish bowl when people walked past during the day. Unable to park close to the property due to time limits on every road. Nearest free parking is on Embankment Road near Wetherspoons. Free parking 24/7 and only a 10 minute walk back to the cottage. Plenty of good takeaways within walking distance. All in all a lovely place to stay.
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Victoria
The town itself is very cute with several nice, local shops (we particularly liked the hippie shop) and plenty of places to stock up on supplies, including Asda, Lidl, Iceland, Hone Bargains and B&M. We didn't find many dog-friendly pubs, however, and only one (The Bar) allowed dogs inside. We therefore drove to nearby Abersoch and Nefyn when we wanted to eat out. I was initially a little nervous as the previous couple.of reviews were so negative, but it was clear when we arrived that the owner has worked hard to address the reported issues. The cottage was clean, warm and tidy, there was plenty of equipment and the water in the shower was warm. My mither-in-law, who is 94, said the bed was very comfy (we had to bring her along at the last minute and she struggled with the stairs, but had little need to use them as there is a downstairs loo).The garden was beautiful and the smell of the roses absolutely divine! Regarding parking: there is no parking by the cottage itself, but I had no trouble finding a space every night, two street away on Fforde-Y-Maer. All in all, a very enjoyable stay. We would happily stay here again.