Guests say
Beudy Bach is a well-received cottage in North Wales, praised for its peaceful location and homely feel. Guests appreciate the welcome hamper and the property's proximity to local attractions. The farm setting and interaction with animals are highlights for families. Some minor maintenance issues and suggestions for improvements are noted, but overall, guests recommend the property and express a desire to return.
The property is generally described as clean and well-maintained, with only one review mentioning dust and a lack of thorough cleaning. The majority of guests did not raise cleanliness as an issue, indicating satisfaction in this area.
The location is consistently praised for its tranquility and convenience for exploring North Wales. The rural setting and proximity to local towns and attractions contribute to a high score in this category.
Comfort receives positive remarks for homeliness and warmth, but there are several mentions of uncomfortable beds and a creaky bed frame. The overall comfort is appreciated, but these points lower the score.
Facilities are generally good, with a few reviews suggesting additions like mirrors near plug sockets, night lights, and pressure gates for toddlers. Some maintenance issues like a faulty toilet and basin, and a suggestion for better kitchen equipment, slightly reduce the score.
Guests mention thoughtful touches like a welcome hamper and responsiveness to queries. While gifts are appreciated, it is important to note that such extras are a courtesy and not guaranteed with every stay.
About this property
A renovated, mid-terrace converted stable, redesigned as a welcoming three bedroomed cottage. Fronting onto a lawned garden and a communal courtyard, two miles from the coast, this cottage offers traditional accommodation with exposed oak beams throughout. Note: This property is next to Refs 10261 and 10785, together they sleep 14.
The lovely seaside resort of Abergele stands on the beautiful North Wales coastline and is uniquely positioned between the impressive Vale of Clwyd and the lovely Conwy Valley. Well known for the imposing Gwych Castle, which dominates the town, and its vast sandy beach, the whole area offers safe and secure bathing along with excellent water sport facilities. There is a coastal cycle path which runs alongside the Abergele seafront, whilst walking enthusiasts are amply catered for with the famous Offa's Dyke pathway. The Clwydian Hill Range and stunning Betws-y-Coed, which is known as the "gateway to Snowdonia" are all just a stone’s throw away. The three historic castles of Rhuddlan, Conwy and Caernarvon are sights not to be missed and the quaint Victorian town of Llandudno offers quality shops, fabulous restaurants and a dry ski slope. Not to be missed is the exciting cable car rides over the Great Orme. This area offers plenty to do at any time of year making it a great place for short breaks as well as longer holidays.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Open plan living area with kitchen, breakfast bar, dining area and sitting area with electric fire.
Oil central heating with electric fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, coin-operated tumble dryer in shared drying room, dishwasher, Smart TV, iPod dock, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot, highchair and stairgate.
Off road parking for 2 cars.
Front lawn and patio area with furniture and BBQ.
Shared courtyard.
Storage for bikes.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.75 miles, pub/restaurant 10 mins walk.
Beach 2 miles.
Note: The cottage is near a workshop and farm yard, some occasional noise may be heard.
Please note: This property needs 48 hours notice between booking date and the holiday start date to be able to go ahead, please contact the office so we can enquire with the owner if they can accommodate a booking at late notice.
Please Note: This property has a min of 3 night booking.
Reviews (23)
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Ian
The cottage is up to date but retains the feel of an old barn. The bedroom was lovely and the bed was very comfortable. Particularly loved the open plan ground floor. Could do with some new baking trays, a frying pan and a few more glasses. Overall loved it and would definitely recommend staying there.
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Shagufta
No extras left for customers No rapport with guests Very dusty inside Essential things missing We had 2 teaspoons for first 2 days till I messaged owner No clothes airer Use bleach on floors when very young children are stopping My 15 month was vomiting after playing on floor No washing up liquid/ teabags/ handwash / milk in fridge / coffee /salt / pepper / these things are always provided at Sykes/ and Airbnb as normal No first aid kit Washer is worst we have ever experienced doesn't wash properly Thereâs a dish washer with no dish washer tablets The cottage is in a great setting but secluded so owner needs to make more of a effort No toilet paper at all So much dust under the settees so dirty Fridge doesnât keep food fresh The electrics need checking Whenever we tried to charge our phones the wire and charger got very overheated The kettle would get boiling hot on the handle No light in the under stairs cupboard On first night I put on the lamp in the single bedroom it blew up It sparked frightened my 5 year old grandson Things need to improve dramatically
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Magdalena
Spacious downstairs with all you need in the kitchen, dining area and sitting room with a tv and lovely electric fire place. We loved exposed beams, that gave a nice character to the place. At the time of our stay all cottages were occupied, but it was very quiet and peaceful so could have a relaxing evenings. Upstairs three bedrooms, single one on a small side but perfect for a child, two other doubles and nicely decorated. Unfortunately our only complain are beds, bed frames are wooden and were making squeaking noise every time one of us moved, so if you are a light sleeper that was not a comfortable rest at all. Please look into this as otherwise place is lovely, close to everything we wanted to see in North Wales.