Guests say
Rhyd Angharad Barns is a contemporary cottage with stunning views and a modern aesthetic. Guests appreciate the property's location, blending countryside and coastline, and its proximity to local attractions. The spacious accommodation and well-equipped kitchen are highlights, though some guests suggest improvements in comfort and maintenance. The property's outdoor space is praised, though not fully enclosed for pets.
The property generally meets cleanliness standards, but several reviews mention issues such as mustiness in smaller bedrooms, a mouldy shower, and dog mess in the garden upon arrival. Some guests also reported finding dirt and cobwebs, suggesting room for improvement in thoroughness.
The location is highly praised for its peaceful setting with spectacular views of the sea and countryside. Its proximity to local beaches, walks, and a nearby pub is appreciated, although dining options are limited without travel.
While many guests find the beds comfortable and the property warm, several reviews cite low, uncomfortable lounge furniture and a lack of ventilation in the master bedroom as detractors from the overall comfort.
The property is well-equipped with modern amenities and a kitchen that satisfies most needs. However, guests have noted maintenance issues such as broken dining chairs, roller blinds, and a lack of hooks for towels. The Wi-Fi is reported to be slow and unreliable.
There are mixed mentions of thoughtfulness; some guests appreciated the welcome and the provision of basics, while others suggested that the addition of items such as candles, Nespresso pods, and kitchen essentials would enhance the experience. As gifts are not consistently referenced, a score cannot be accurately provided.
About this property
This stunning luxury barn conversion near Church Bay on Anglesey is full of simple luxurious touches. Rhyd Angharad Barns are beautiful buildings in a fantastic elevated position giving tremendous views over Anglesey towards the mountains of Snowdonia and out over the Irish Sea.
The modern kitchen has a zinc worktop and polished concrete floor, exposed beams and stonework. There is an electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, washing machine, large free standing fridge freezer, two under counter fridges, a microwave and toaster. The stylish dining area has a wood burning stove and Italian designer table and chairs.
The sitting room has magnificent country and sea views from picture windows, a designer Ligne Roset Togo sofa set, bio ethanol fireplace, and TV, DVD player and SKY.
There are four bedrooms. The first is a double curved room with a super-king 'floating' bed. The second bedroom has a double 'floating' bed. There are two further twin bedrooms. There is a shower room with a large snazzy shower, loo and wash hand basin. A separate bathroom has a double ended bath, loo and wash hand basin.
Outside there is a large lawn with patio areas with garden furniture. There is parking for several cars.
Rhyd Angharad Barns has been lovingly converted and extended with quality fittings and contemporary furnishings ranging from the designer Ligne Roset Togo sofas to the exotic 'floating' beds. It has a beautiful polished floor and underfloor heating throughout, a bioethanol fireplace and traditional wood burning stove to give that unmatchable warm glow to evenings in.
The rural position is an easy walk to the Blue Flag beach at Church Bay and the Anglesey coastal footpath is also close by. The Wavecrest Cafe and The Lobster Pot are popular choices for meals out.
Please note that Rhyd Angharad Barns is a ground floor property but guests should note that there is a change of level with 4 steps in the hallway to access two bedrooms and second bathroom.
Rhydwyn is a charming village resting between Church Bay and Llanrhyddlad in the northwest of Anglesey, Wales. The village is known for being named after a small stream which flows through the village and offers the welcoming Church Bay Inn on its outskirts, which serves home-cooked dishes and local ales with breath-taking views out to sea and over to the mountains, an 18th-century church and a good selection of walking and cycling trails available right from the doorstep. Further amenities can be found in Llanfechell, where you can dine at the Y Cefn Glas or stock up on essentials at the general store. Be sure to visit Church Bay, where you will find the attractions of the Swtan Heritage Museum and Porth Swtan beach, as well as the popular eatery of the Lobster Pot Restaurant. Continue to Cemaes Bay, where beautiful beaches, the Cemaes Heritage Centre, a picturesque harbour, and The Stag Inn await, or venture further to Holyhead, home to the stunning Breakwater Country Park, Holyhead Maritime Museum, Garreglwyd Park, and a ferry offering trips over to Dublin.
Accommodation
Four bedrooms: 1 x super king, 1 x double, 2 x twin.
Two bathrooms: 1 x shower room with large shower, loo and basin, 1 x bathroom with double ended bath, loo and basin.
Sitting room with bio ethanol fireplace.
Entrance, Lounge, Kitchen and Master Bedroom with cot are on upper level with 4 steps down to access two further bedrooms and second bathroom.
Underfloor heating, electric cooker and hob, dishwasher, large free standing fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, Nespresso coffee machine, bed linen and towels provided, wood burning stove & bio-ethanol fireplace, flat screen TV, DVD player, Sky TV facilities, books, games & DVD's, bbq, off road parking, travel cot (no linen), high chair, washing machine.
Two well behaved dogs welcome.
Shop 3 miles and pub 1.5 miles.
Note: Initial supply of kindling and logs.
Further supplies available locally.
Reviews (56)
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Lisa
Couldnât fault it. Fabulous views and short walk to the pub. We love the area and always stay in Church Bay so we will be back.
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Caroline
Many positives. Lovely location spectacular views very well appointed kitchen all appliances working etc. What I feel it could benefit from: oven gloves, sweeping brush (long handle) and egg cups . The sofa albeit a very expensive designer piece itâs now time to replace. Itâs designed for looks and not comfort. Itâs also starting to split and it is heavily stained and does smell a bit. The chairs in the kitchen/dinning are also in need of replacing. They are sagging when you sit on them. Overall it was hard to find anywhere to sit and relax comfortably in this property. The outside seating was far more comfortable. I would say this is marketed at high end I would have expected better quality pillows and bedding. (Asda, budget pillows, synthetic bedroom rugs) The mattress in the double bedroom (non floating) may also now need replaced. It has 2 toppers and itâs still not that comfy. I would also keep in mind this location is very rural and you need to factor that into your daily driving. Once you get your bearings there is a pub a short stroll away but it doesnât seem to do food and is limited opening (September) which may be seasonal. We dinned at the lobster Pot that was lovely and I would recommend this. The cafe at the beach is also very good although only open certain days. There is so much to do and see in the area and surrounds. For example we spent a lovely day at the Hidden Garden (lunch was a rip off £2.50 for a can of juice and soup and a sandwich £12.95 literally two prices of bread with a slice of ham ) take your own sandwich or eat in the actual town as there is a lot of lovely cafes worth trying. There are lots of beaches to explore and the national park etc. we were very fortunate with the weather. Overall we had a pleasant experience visiting Wales.
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Cate
The house was clean & well equipped and had everything we needed. Basics left like oil, S&P, spices, tea & coffee, washing up liquid, cloth, tea towels &:scrubbers. Has a Nespresso coffee machine so take pods. Beds were super comfortable. Loved the way it was all set out. Nice big fridge and freezer. A pleasant walk to the local beach and lots of lovely walks from the house. Pub down the road for drinks. Will definitely go again. We all loved it. Cafe in the village Thursday to Sunday.