Guests say
Bryn Mel Apartment is highly praised for its stunning views, spaciousness, and tranquil setting. Guests appreciate the well-equipped kitchen, luxurious feel, and the property's convenient location for exploring Anglesey and Snowdonia. The apartment's comfort and the quality of furnishings are frequently commended, contributing to a restful and enjoyable stay.
Most guests found the apartment to be clean and well-prepared, with only a few noting minor oversights. The general standard of cleanliness appears to be high, contributing positively to the overall experience.
The location is consistently lauded for its breathtaking views and quiet atmosphere. Its proximity to local attractions and ease of access make it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding areas.
The apartment is described as quiet, well-appointed, and comfortable, with a few suggestions for improvements such as king-size beds and lighter quilts. Overall, the comfort level is highly rated by guests.
Facilities are generally well-received, with praise for the kitchen and entertainment options. Some maintenance issues were mentioned, such as a tricky key safe and the need for updates to certain items, but these do not seem to detract significantly from the overall quality.
While some guests mention a welcome pack, there are inconsistencies in its provision, and it is not guaranteed. The presence of maps and guidance for appliances indicates a degree of thoughtfulness, but the lack of consistent references to gifts or extra touches means a score cannot be accurately provided.
About this property
A mansion built for the family behind the Titanic White star line and has been converted into luxury apartments overlooking the Menai straits. This luxury apartment lies in an elevated position close to Glyngarth, with views leaning over the Menai Strait and across to the Snowdonia mountain range. Bryn Mel Apartment was built in 1899, and has now been lovingly refurbished to provide couples or friends with a peaceful holiday away from it all. Much of the properties original character has been retained; as a sense of charm continues through the interior, adding to the fresh modern feel which graces the ground floor. Inside you will discover two wonderful double bedrooms, the first boasts a walk-in shower room, whilst the second features a bath with a shower over. There is a comfy seating area adjoined, somewhere special to be at one with the beautiful views, which are invited inside by a lovely front window. Enjoy more of the idyllic views in the open-plan living area, a fabulous place to go about your day, whether resting at the breakfast island, or relaxing on the L shaped sofa, you can truly appreciate the scenic location. The glistening kitchen has been designed to an exceptional standard, and a dining table for six people is bordered by a series of outlooks over the calming clear waters. This retreat is located in a most picturesque area of Anglesey on the periphery of the bustling town of Menai Bridge, renowned for its famous suspension bridge, choice of restaurants and hotels with local walks along the shoreline. Take a walk along the path leading from the car park, bringing you towards the local pub and restaurant ‘The Gazelle’, as well as the waterfront, perfect for a post-dinner stroll, or for a spot of home-cooking, a convenience store and Post Office can be conveniently found within walking distance. The Town is opportunely placed for many of the coastal and rural attractions to be found on this part of the island and is approximately 1½ miles from the A55 expressway, allowing rapid commuting through to the mainland, passing by the acclaimed University City of Bangor, which offers a vast range of shops and services together with a first-rate Inter City rail service. A peaceful destination for you and your loved ones.
The Anglesey Coastal Path takes in scenery, and the island is home to many beaches including Rhosneigr, Trearddur Bay and Red Wharf Bay. The National Trust mansion Plas Newydd is on the island, while on the mainland, further National Trust properties can be found including Penrhyn Castle and Bodnant Gardens. The mountains and lakes of Snowdonia are just a short drive away, with plenty of castles, beaches and other attractions on offer in this region.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC,
1 x double with en-suite bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Cloakroom with basin, WC, washer/dryer.
Open-plan sitting, kitchen and dining area with breakfast island and double sofa bed.
Electric central heating.
Electric double oven and hob, microwave, coffee machine, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer in cloakroom, dishwasher, TV with Sky, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs, Playstation.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Dedicated off-road parking for 2 cars.
Communal grounds with gravelled area.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 4 miles.
Note; Sofa bed available on request Note: There are 75 steps down to the beach which is within a ten minute walk
from the apartment.
You can enjoy fishing, crabbing or skimming rocks there or enjoy a beverage at the Gazelle
Reviews (27)
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John
Apart from that, it was an amazing property, easy directions, super clean, great facilities, great outlook. We've already booked again for March next year
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Justine
Very spacious and amazingly well equipped. The views are spectacular!
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Helena
It is also really well located and despite being quite high up the road access is really good and simple to drive. The box of games/sports equipment was a nice touch too. The kitchen had everything you might need and the little welcome pack of goodies was lovely. The only negative thing I have to say is that the master bedroom was very warm, even with the fan on and despite having huge impressive windows, they donât open so the only ventilation option is to leave the patio door open which I wasnât comfortable with while I was sleeping. Having said that, I would love to stay here again because everything else was perfect!