Guests say
Guests consistently praise the Cedars cottage in Holyhead for its impeccable cleanliness, tasteful decor, and high standards of maintenance. The property is celebrated for its quiet location, comfortable furnishings, and well-equipped facilities. Visitors appreciate the warm welcome and thoughtful touches provided by the host, contributing to a delightful stay.
Reviewers unanimously commend the property for its exceptional cleanliness, often describing it as spotless and immaculately kept, indicating a very high standard of hygiene.
The property is appreciated for its quiet setting and proximity to local amenities and scenic spots. While some attractions are a short drive away, the convenience and tranquillity of the location are well-regarded.
Comfort is frequently highlighted, with guests finding the property very comfortable and well-presented. The living spaces and bedrooms receive particular praise for their cosiness and ample facilities.
Facilities and maintenance are highly rated, with guests noting the well-equipped kitchen, efficient heating, and modern amenities. The property's maintenance is also mentioned as being of a high standard.
The host's thoughtfulness is evident through the warm welcomes and approachability. While specific gifts are not mentioned, the overall experience suggests that guests feel well-cared for. However, it should be noted that such personal touches are not guaranteed.
About this property
Nestled in the popular town of Holyhead, Anglesey, is this wonderful semi-detached annex, 22 Bryn Gwyn Road. Enjoying a fantastic location within easy reach of the beach and local attractions, and attached to the owner’s home, 22 Bryn Gwyn Road is a fabulous choice for couples seeking a relaxing retreat. The property benefits from an off-road parking space and a rear garden with a private patio with furniture, perfect for dining alfresco, a shed for storing bikes and walking gear, and a shared lawn. Step inside to find a well-equipped kitchen, where you can conjure up your best dishes, ready to savour at the dining table for two over a bottle of fizz. Continue through to the sitting room, where you can curl up on the sumptuous sofa and select a much-loved film from the Smart TV as the evening’s entertainment. After an adventure filled day, a well-appointed Jack-and-Jill shower room awaits, where you can freshen up and prepare for bed in style. When sleep calls, make your way to the tastefully decorated double bedroom to catch up on some well-deserved rest. Explore the town, where you can join onto the stunning Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path for scenic hikes and bike rides, tour the Holyhead Maritime Museum, treat your loved ones to a meal at Langdon's Restaurant and Bar, enjoy leisurely strolls through Breakwater Country Park, stock up on essentials at the convenience store, or for a memorable day trip, catch a ferry over to Dublin. For a day at the beach, take the short drive over to Trearddur Bay, where you can bathe on the sands, try your hand at watersports or beachcomb the shores with fresh fish and chips in hand, dine at the Ocean’s Edge, test pout your swing at The Beach Golf Course, and spot the local wildlife at the Porth Diana North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve. Further afield, you will find Rhosneigr, home to the excellent Anglesey Golf Club, gorgeous beaches, and the popular Oyster Catcher. Begin your adventure to Anglesey with a stay at 22 Bryn Gwyn Road.
Holyhead, the biggest town on Anglesey and arguably best known for being the primary ferry port to Ireland, is located on the island's northwestern shore. The town is replete with historical artefacts, including mediaeval burial chambers, stone village foundations, and sections of Roman town walls and forts. The former quarry that is now Breakwater Country Park can be explored via one of the many trails. The park is home to a variety of interesting animals, most notably the seals that frequent the Holyhead shore, and details the incredible building of the world's longest breakwater, at around 1.8 miles, which now protects the harbour. Check out the town's colourful marina full of yachts and tall ships, or learn about the 100 local shipwrecks at the maritime museum. The capital of Dublin is only 90 minutes distant via swift boat, making day visits to Ireland a breeze. You can take breathtaking hikes along the cliffs of Holyhead Mountain, relax on the award-winning sands of Trearddur Bay, and visit Snowdonia National Park in about an hour and a half.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
One double bedroom with Jack-and-Jill access to shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Rear garden with private patio with furniture and shared lawn.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.2 miles, beach 2.2 miles.
Note: This property does not accept children
Reviews (16)
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Dennis
Spacious, clean and everything we needed was there.
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Eileen
Cleanliness, decor and maintenance to the highest standard . Would definitely return and is in our top ten of favourite places to stay . It really is a little gem .
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Fiona
Property cleaned & maintained to a very high standard. Thoughtful nice touches on arrival.