Guests say
Marina Beach Cottage is praised for its lovely interior, well-equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, and cleanliness. Guests enjoyed the proximity to the marina, beach, and town, making it a great base for exploring. While some noted the location's industrial aspect, the cottage's cosiness and amenities like a sun terrace and a welcoming atmosphere were appreciated. The local Indian restaurant comes highly recommended.
Guests consistently noted the cottage's superb cleanliness, with mentions of immaculate conditions and well-maintained decor.
The location received mixed reviews. While some guests appreciated the proximity to the beach and town, others were disappointed by the industrial surroundings and the main road.
The comfort of the cottage is highly regarded, with guests highlighting the quality of the beds and the cosy atmosphere.
Facilities are generally good, but there were issues with the internet connection and missing items like a hairdryer. The well-equipped kitchen and sun terrace were positives.
Guests mentioned a welcome pack and the provision of essentials like bread and milk, which indicates thoughtfulness. However, it should be noted that gifts such as wine are not guaranteed and were not consistently provided.
About this property
Close to beaches, the marina and a short walk into the town centre where you’ll find all amenities, this recently renovated cottage really is in a great spot.
This delightful pet-friendly cottage has been recently renovated and has lovely décor throughout. It has open plan living downstairs with a modern kitchen and a cozy living area with a log burner type electric fire in the attractive, original inglenook fireplace giving it a very homely feel. There are two comfortable bedrooms upstairs that have been thoughtfully decorated and two outside areas for you to enjoy, one with wonderful views of the marina and the Mid Wales mountains. Just a short stroll from this cottage is Pwllheli Hafan Marina and Glan-y-don Beach and Abererch Beach. Pwllheli also boasts another beach, Marian-y-de Beach and fabulous views. All amenities are available and some lovely shops and boutiques, cafes and an ice cream parlour. With an Arts Centre, amusements arcade, golf course and access to the Wales Coast Path here too, there's something for everyone at the unofficial capital of Llŷn Peninsula.
Size: 4 in 2 bedrooms
Beds: 1 king size bed and 1 double bed
Rooms: Ground Floor; kitchen/diner, sitting room, bathroom; First Floor; bedroom 1, bedroom 2.
Kitchen & utilities: Oven, hob, fridge, microwave, washing machine.
Entertainment:TV and WiFi
Outside: Lower rear patio area with garden dining furniture, upper deck area with picnic table (please note that the steps to this deck are steep).
Parking: Ample parking on the road
General: Bed linen and towels included, heating and electricity included. Please note: No children or infants allowed.
Pets: 2 pets allowed
Accidental Damage Deposit: 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.
Warning Note: Steep steps at external rear of property may be a hazard for younger children left unattended
Note: The front of the house opens onto a road. with parking opposite.
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (15)
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Mr Shanley
Excellent value for money, really enjoyed our stay. Would definitely recommend!
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Mrs Burrows
This is a beautiful cottage. Great location. We had a fabulous week. Everything you could need and very comfortable beds. I had no pen so could not leave a review in the guest book. We took our dogs and the only thing I would say is Pwelli is not particularly dog friendly. The Venue bar is great and 2 cafes but that is it. On a major positive a dog friendly beach is a 5-10 min walk away. Would def stay again if we visited the area.
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Mrs Watchorn
A lovely little cottage about 100m away from the marina. We stayed with our two sons and our dog Cassie. Whilst it is a very small cottage, it served all our purposes as a base to explore the region. The beds are so comfortable and the pillows so good that I had to peak to see what make they were in the hopes of getting some for at home. There is a terrace with seating which really captures the sun from early morning until late in the day, but there is a very steep step access way to this, so beware with elderly or little ones. There are a couple of beaches within walking distance, easily accessible shops and pubs and some lovely dog walks. I thoroughly recommend the Jewel in the Crown Indian restaurant. The best Indian takeaway food I’ve had both at home and away. Once in the car, the surrounding area is beautiful. Lots of beaches to visit and sights to see. Our favourite day was a 4 hour coastal walk to Porthdinllaen and back where we were fortunate to see some seals.