Guests say
Briarhurst is a well-appointed, comfortable cottage with stunning views and a well-equipped kitchen. It's in a beautiful location, ideal for exploring the Gower area, with nearby beaches and attractions. The unique upside-down layout adds charm, and while the steep access may challenge some, it contributes to a fitter stay. The property offers ample space and a variety of cosy spots for relaxation.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score.
The location is highly praised for its fabulous views and proximity to beaches and local attractions. The steep access track is noted, which may not suit everyone.
Guests found the cottage to be large, comfortable, and a lovely space to enjoy, with plenty of room for personal space on rainy days.
The property is described as well-equipped, particularly the kitchen. However, there was a minor issue with rubbish disposal which was resolved.
There are no mentions of gifts or special thoughtful touches provided by the hosts, so this score cannot be determined.
About this property
Mumbles is a coastal village located in Swansea and is a popular tourist destination known for its scenic beauty, and charming character.
The semi-detached property occupies a very unique, out of the way location on Mumbles Hill. It overlooks the Nature Reserve dining area with table and chairs. An adjoining sunroom offers additional seating where you can relax and take in the scenery. The property has been tastefully decorated throughout with homely features to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The kitchen area has everything you need to whip up a tasty meal. There is a family bathroom with bath, shower and WC. A Utility area houses a washing machine and freezer. The elevated lounge with a large picture window offers breath taking views. Patio doors lead to a balcony with views of Oystermouth, in addition to comfortable seating, with TV and log burner for a cosy night in. The lower level takes you to two bedrooms - an optional king-size/twin and a double. Outside, settle down and enjoy the evening sun on the decked area with furniture or enjoy the lawned garden to the side.
3 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 zip and link can be made into a king or twin on request, 1 single
1 bathroom - with bath, shower and WC
Gas hob and electric oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher
Utility room with washing machine Woodburner in lounge
Smart TV, USB ports in all bedrooms, DAB/Bluetooth radio
Travel cot available on request
Enclosed decked area and side lawned garden with outdoor furniture.
Shops, restaurants, pubs and seafront less than 1 miles
Please note; access to this property is via a coastal path, with numerous steps, uneven ground and unlit. This property may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility or vision impairment, or guests with young families using pushchairs or buggies.
Reviews (5)
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Mrs Blake
The views from the living room were lovely.
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Mr Theedom
It’s a lovely cottage with a quirky upside down layout which I enjoyed, there is enough space for the days when the weather’s bad and people need their own space to do their own thing. I guess the elephant in the room is the path up to the house, it’s long and uphill, so not for everyone, personally I was glad of the opportunity to get a bit fitter. The rubbish recycling situation needs some explanation, one bag for paper and cardboard, another bag for cans and bottles, bags for food waste, but no bag for plastic. On arrival our outside dustbin was already full, it should have been emptied, we contacted the help line and were told to take our rubbish and the black bin liner from the dustbin down to the road on Wednesday ready for collection on Thursday, that seemed to work, but what about all the rubbish sorting we’d done, was that a waste of time?
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Ms Gray
1 Briarhurst is a very well appointed cottage in such a lovely location. There are views of Mumbles beach from the lounge and the house is large, comfortable and well equipped. The cottage is walking distance from town, the seafront and Bracelet Bay (if you don’t mind hills!) I really recommend walking via the coastal path if you have time, it is so beautiful and my children loved discovering the remnants of the WWII Home Front! There is so much to do and see in the area, we were spoilt for choice. Nishimura restaurant at the bottom of the hill is amazing! Caswell beach was fun and Rhossilli beach is a stunning highlight slightly farther away. Swansea has lots to offer families on rainy days too, Oriel Science was great. The cottage was a brilliant place to spend time and the hills and carrying our suitcases kept us fit!