Guests say
Alaw View is a well-maintained cottage in Amlwch, praised for its cleanliness, comfortable amenities, and excellent facilities including a hot tub. It serves as a great base to explore Anglesey. While some guests were dissatisfied with the immediate surroundings, the property itself receives high recommendations.
The property generally receives high marks for cleanliness, with multiple reviews noting it as super clean and well-maintained. However, one review mentioned finding debris and unclean areas under the sofas, slightly lowering the score.
The location receives mixed feedback. While it's appreciated as a base for exploring the island, negative comments about construction, neighbouring properties, and noise from dogs affect the score.
Guests find the property comfortable and a 'home from home', with no complaints about the comfort of the property itself. However, external factors like noise have impacted the ability to relax, which is reflected in the score.
Facilities are highly regarded, with the hot tub being a highlight and the kitchen well-equipped. Prompt responses to issues also indicate good maintenance. One tech issue reported was resolved quickly.
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
Nestled in the little hamlet of Rhosybol, close to Amlwch, is this delightful property, Alaw View. Benefitting from off-road parking and an enclosed garden with hot tub, Alaw View is a great base for a family of six looking to escape to Anglesey for a little while. Step inside and make yourself at home in the lounge, complete with a corner sofa and a wall-mounted Smart TV, ideal for enjoying movie nights as a group. Cross over to the kitchen and rustle up a tasty treat, making use of the integrated appliances, whilst the adjacent utility room houses a washing and tumble dryer for your laundry needs. Head upstairs and rejuvenate in the bathroom, choosing between a bath or walk-in shower, before heading to the bedrooms to catch your rest; there’s two doubles and a twin on offer. To the outside of 38 Alaw View is an enclosed garden housing a hot tub under a gazebo, providing the perfect way to unwind after a long day. From the door there are a number of scenic walks to explore, including many trailing along the coastline, providing opportunity to explore the nearby villages of Bull Bay and Cemaes Bay, not forgetting a host of award-winning sandy beaches Take a step back in time with a visit to the town of Amlwch, home to the Copper Kingdom museum that reveals how a quaint fishing community became one of Wale’s most industrial towns in the 18th and 19th centuries. Venture into mainland Wales and uncover the splendid charm of Llandudno and Colwyn Bay, or if adventure is on your agenda, head to the Snowdonia National Park and scale the heights of Snowdon. Choose Alaw View for a delightful base on the Isle of Anglesey.
A small village on the Isle of Anglesey, the Welsh community of Llannerch-y-Medd is the perfect place to enrich yourself with Welsh culture, with more than 60% of the locals being Welsh speaking, there's no better time to learn a new language and test out your knowledge, just be thankful you're not in the area of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. It's a great location for train enthusiasts, and with a cafe and tea rooms linked to the ancient remaining buildings, it's a delightful place to take in the Welsh landscapes. The community is traversed by the abandoned Anglesey Central Railway. If you want a peaceful escape with quick access to some of Wales’s top attractions, the neighbourhood is a terrific spot to stay. For serious birdwatchers, a trip to the LLyn Alaw reservoir is a must. Go just 8 miles south to Anglesey's city centre to enjoy Pili Palas Nature World, where kids can get up close and personal with animals, and Anglesey Sea Zoo, which features more than 150 species, to learn more about Wales’s natural beauty. Anglesey and the neighbouring parts of Wales are home to a number of well-known sites and other tourist attractions that are worthwhile visiting while in the region, including the Presaddfed Burial Chamber, the National Trust castle of Penrhyn, and the picturesque mountain of Snowdonia. Everyone will find plenty to enjoy both locally and in the areas around Llannerch-y-Medd, which offers a relaxing trip among hospitable residents with excellent access to nearby tourist attractions.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x bunk suitable for children & small teenagers .
Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility.
Sitting room and snug with sofa bed
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer.
Smart TV, WiFi.Board games.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen inc in rent.
Off-road parking for 4 cars.
Enclosed garden with hot tub and gazebo and BBQ.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 1.8 miles.
Note: Property is on a residential estate.
Note: Central for walking the coastal footpath.
NOTE: £200 per week extra charge for the hot tub use.
Note: No towels or bath mats provided at property.
Note: Bunk beds are only suitable for children & small teenagers
Reviews (5)
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Sarah
Cleanliness and facilities faultless. Hot tub brilliant. Great base for visiting all the island. No noise from neighbours whatsoever in the whole 2 weeks we were there. Would absolutely recommend. Thank you to the owners gor this gem.
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Helen
The immediate location was poor.There was incessant dog barking and whining,day and night,from a neighbouring rundown property. This made sleep at night and relaxation in the well manicured garden almost impossible. We left a day early,
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Geoff
Its location in the middle of a housing estate with buildings under construction and neighbours with yards with shipping containers and Brocken cars was horrendous . Dust pan contains the debris of previous occupant and under the sofas had not been cleaned .