Guests say
Tanrallt Cottage in Pwllheli is highly praised for its cleanliness, comfort, and high-quality facilities. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches, including a welcome pack and excellent communication from the owner, Neil. The property boasts stunning views and is well-placed for exploring the Llyn Peninsula. Some guests mention the challenge of parking and proximity to a busy road, but these are minor compared to the overall exceptional experience.
Guests consistently describe the cottage as spotless and very clean, indicating a high standard of cleanliness that contributes significantly to their positive experience.
The location is praised for its stunning views and proximity to local attractions. However, some guests note the busy road and parking challenges, which slightly impacts the score.
Reviewers frequently mention the comfortable furnishings, cosy atmosphere, and the warm welcome they receive, suggesting a high level of comfort throughout their stay.
The cottage is lauded for its well-equipped kitchen, high-quality fixtures, and additional amenities. A few guests mention difficulties with the driveway and electric car charging, but overall, the facilities are very well-regarded.
Many reviews express gratitude for the thoughtful welcome pack and other extras provided. While these gifts are greatly appreciated, it should be noted that such personal touches, although common, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Nefyn 2 miles. This detached, character cottage dates back to 1760 and is situated in the charming village of Boduan near Nefyn. Close to the attractions of Pwllheli and located in an area of outstanding natural beauty Tanrallt Cottage is a superb base for families and groups of four looking to explore this fine part of North Wales. Enter into the kitchen/diner where a host of appliances await, including an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a washing machine to make your self-catering stay a breeze. Gather at the dining table and enjoy a home-cooked meal before making your way into the lounge, where you can get the woodburning stove roaring before curling up on the leather sofa, perfect for a good read or flick through the Smart TV for some entertainment.
The first floor hosts two bedrooms, including a king-size and a twin, neatly furnished with crisp white bed linen and matching units to ensure a pleasant stay. Serving the bedrooms is a contemporary shower room where you can rinse off the sand following a day at the beach. Spend mornings sitting out on the terraced garden with a cup of tea, with the top-level providing some glorious views of the surrounding countryside. The surrounding area is wonderfully idyllic, with it being on the edge of the Cors Geirch National nature reserve you can find an array of wildlife whilst enjoying a scenic walk along the riverside before jumping in the car and venturing to the coastal town of Nefyn, resting atop imposing cliffs on the coast of the Llyn Peninsula, this scenic town offers all the essentials including pubs, shops and restaurants, as well as benefitting from two miles of golden sands on the beach, superb for those looking to escape to the seaside for the day. Brush up on local history at the Llyn Maritime Museum before tucking into some traditional fish and chips before strolling along the beachfront. Pwllheli is nearby and a lovely base to explore, home to a stunning marina where you can hop on board a boat and enjoy a trip around the waters, or catch the exciting atmosphere of the town during a sailing event. Explore further afield and you have to lovely coastal spots of Abersoch, Aberdaron and Porth Neigwl to enjoy, or visit Bardsey Island and see the wonderful array of seabirds. Tanrallt Cottage is a lovely base for enjoying the delights of North Wales.
Nefyn is a delightful coastal town situated on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula, resting just seven miles away from Pwllheli. Within the town you will find a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and a two mile stretch of sandy beach, which is popular with families. From here, you can look froward to exploring the popular towns of Pwllheli and Abersoch, as well as Snowdonia National Park, where you will find opportunities for excellent walks.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with woodburning stove
Electric central heating with woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher.
washing machine.
EV charging point, Smart TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Terraced garden.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.7 miles, pub 0.9 miles.
Beach 2 miles.
Golf course 2 miles.
Electric Vehicle Charger - payable locally (40p per kWh)
Nearby points of interest
- Morfa Nefyn Beach
- Nefyn Golf Club
- Ty Coch Inn
Reviews (35)
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Richard
There was an impressive array of electrical cooking equipment including microwave, air fryer and coffee maker. Beds and chairs were extremely comfortable. We have no comment about games, books ot TV as we wanted a completely quiet holiday and did not use any of these at all. Cushions, pillows and and throws were of excellent quality, but there were far too many for us, and we put most of them away in the wardrobe. The heating worked well and we didn't need to use the log fire. The location was an ideal base for exploring the whole of the peninsula and, blessed with good weather (apart from one wet day) we were out, for most of every day. However, for us, in late 70's and early 80's, used to bungalow living in an extremely quiet area there were difficulties and we feel very strongly that the advertising details should point out the hazards for the elderly, the infirm and for young children. Firstly, although there were alternatives for parking, these were not easy to negotiate from the very busy road. The drive is steep and if parking in the dedicated place on the opposite side of the busy road it was quite difficult getting up to the house, especially when carrying essentials. Secondly and of most concern, the stairs are very steep and the access to them is difficult, especially as one of the bedtooms opens directly onto the top of the stairs. One of our group, with a balance problem, needed help when coming down and was unable to go upstairs while carrying anythingnas she needed to use both handrails. Thirdly, and we realise that this would not concern many people, we found the constant flow of traffc so disturbing that we had to keep the door closed, even when the weather was hot. if we had listened to music or had the TV on, we may not have noticed, but we came for a quiet holiday in order to read and write. There were tea and coffee bags and a packet of biscuits, but we were disappointed to have to go out and buy toilet rolls (only one partly used was supplied). a kitchen roll (none at all), a dishcloth (none at all), dishwasher tablets (only 4 supplied) and washing-up liquid (only an almost empty bottle supplied.) There were plenty of good quality towels but we could only find one tea towel. Items which would be useful in addition to the above mentioned items, are surface wipes and a large serving spoon. For younger adults we're sure it would be ideal, but we're afraid that, for us, it wasn't perfect.
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Lee
The cottage was immaculate and very comfortable. The location was perfect, a short drive to amazing bay's and beaches and the whole of the Llyn peninsula. The communication with the owner was great and prompt. We had an amazing week and would definitely return to Tanrallt without hesitation.
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John
Cottage was spotless, and all facilities were top spec. We were pleasantly surprised at what was on offer in the cottage. there wasn't anything more we could have asked for. We wouldn't recommend it to people with small children, in view of bedroom/staircase position, but to other families, yes. Good base situation for surrounding towns and beaches etc. Lovely.