About this property
Resting in the quiet town of Rhos-on-Sea placed perfectly between Colwyn Bay and Llandudno on the North Wales coast, is this charming purpose built modern flat offering a peaceful and heart-warming base to enjoy. Return each day to a bright and airy interior echoing coastal colours and themes throughout, with two bedrooms suited to a family of four. Find your own private entrance to the side of this house to discover this harmonious dwelling. Relax within the open-plan living space when you’ve been out all day on the beach and wind down with some entertainment from the TV while you lounge on the plush seating. Open up the patio doors to let in a warm breeze on a summer afternoon, with plenty of attractive outdoor seating to sit and indulge in a refreshing glass of wine while the skies change colour. Cook up some homemade favourites within the kitchen area that is home to a little dining space with a fold out table, where an electric oven and a gas hob can assist you in your culinary endeavours along with a washing machine here too, so convenient for a week-long stay. When you're in search of sleep, tuck the little ones up in the charming twin bedroom, complete with a standard single bed and a 5' 8'' single, decorated in pleasant neutral hues. An impressive wooden bed frame holds the double bed in the second bedroom, with a stylish arrangement of cushions and bed linen to complete the cohesive decor, ensuring you have a calming space to sleep. A spacious bathroom serves as a wonderful place to freshen up, try having a relaxing evening soak or a rejuvenating wash with the shower over. Just 5 miles away, Conwy, a walled market town, sits right on the river Conwy and surrounds the historic Conwy Castle or take a tour around the smallest house in Great Britain and can be found on the quay. Rhos-on-Sea which runs into Colwyn Bay is just around the corner and is a lovely spot all year round, with sunny beach days on the cards in summer and brisk walks in the cold, but refreshing, sea air in winter. The waters are a haven for watersports and swimming so it's great for those who enjoy activities, and if you want to try anything new then turn to Colwyn Bay Watersports for some fabulous tuition! Visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo to see some exotic animals, or head down to RSPB Conwy nature reserve which is home to many species of birds within 114-acres of grasslands and salt marshes, perfect for lovers of nature and wildlife. Visit the classic seaside town of Llandudno by walking over the Little Orme, passing Angel Bay which is a great place to spot seals, and come to find a beautiful promenade, lined with a host of cafés and restaurants and some excellent shopping further inland. Grab some fish and chips and sit looking out to the sea before walking down the elegant Victorian pier that has an entertaining amusement arcade for all ages to delight in. Walk or cycle over the Great Orme, the larger of the two hills, and experience some wonderful views over to the Menai Strait and the Isle of Anglesey. Within reach of the historic town of Conwy too and all the attractions it has to offer, 10 The Orchard is a true hidden gem on the North Wales coast for you and your loved ones.
Rhos-on-Sea is a delightful town on the coast of North Wales, sandwiched between Llandudno and Colwyn Bay. Offering a quiet spot to rest and relax by the sea when you're not out enjoying the excitement of North Wales, it is host to a collection of shops and pubs to provide all you need for your stay. Rhos-on-Sea Golf Club has a course with a sea view, whilst the Welsh Mountain Zoo is not far away just down towards Colwyn Bay. Pop over to Llandudno to walk the Little and Great Orme, spot seals at Angel Bay, and wander up the old Victorian pier for some classic seaside amusements.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size and 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
The 4th bed is a smaller 5 foot long bed settee type bed Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting area with electric stove-effect fire
Gas central heating with electric stove-effect fire.
Electric oven and gas hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and travel cot available on request.
Two small well-behaved dogs welcome.
Off-road parking for two cars.
Rear patio with seating and no smoking.
Shop within 0.3 miles, pub within 0.1 mile.
Note: In the twin room one of the beds is a smaller 5-foot single
Reviews (42)
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Melanie
The flat was so beautiful & very clean, the enclosed garden was great for our dog, we had a lovely cake & welcome pack from Gill It was excellent and would highly recommend it
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Christine
A most comfortable ground floor apartment with its own private garden which attracted the morning sun. Simply furnished with all you will need. Warm, cosy and quiet. The owner of the property was very kind leaving us cake, milk, tea, coffee and treats for our dog - all very much appreciaed. The apartment is just a short walk from the centre of Rhos on Sea and the new beautiful sandy beach and promenade. We walked along the beach to Colwyn Bay. We also walked to Angel Bay and saw the grey seals resting on the beach. There is a well stocked co-op store just five minutes walk away. Q. Would we return? A. Yes .
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Sally
He needed emergency vet treatment and nearly died. Sykes cottages do not want to know and have not responded to any of my complaints. When we arrived, the flat was cold and felt damp. We looked around and saw lots of dirt, dust and mixed dog hairs everywhere. We worked out how to turn the heating on to warm the place and set about unpacking our belonging, however on closer inspection we found the cupboards to be really dirty so we kept our belongings in our suitcases and lived out of them for the entire stay. On the first night my son awoke in the middle of the night having an asthma attack, he is asthmatic but haven't had an attack like that for a long time so we were confused as to what caused it. He continued to have asthma attacks for the duration of our stay. Thank god we had his medication. The next morning, we looked around and saw how dirty and dusty the room he slept in was so realised that it mustâve been this that had set his asthma attack off. We cleaned his room ourselves to make it less dusty for him. On the second day that we were there, one of our dogs (cavapoo) became quite ill, he stopped eating, was vomiting very aggressively and was not himself. All through the night he kept vomiting and being sick, he hadnât eaten any food and hadnât passed urine or pooped. By the Sunday morning he was so lethargic and sick that we had to seek an emergency vet who confirmed that he was poisoned. It was touch and go and we were told to prepare ourselves as the vet wasn't sure he would make it through the night. The next day it was confirmed that he had eaten fibreglass insulation. We went home and for the next two days and nursed and looked after our dog who was completely lethargic and just laid still on the sofa for the next few days. We had to syringe feed him water and give him pills to help his stomach. The day after he became ill, my husband had a good look around the garden to inspect it and to determine where he could have gotten the fibreglass insulation from that cause his sudden illness and found there were loads of pieces of fibreglass insulation all around the garden and decking area. He picked each piece up and disposed of it correctly. We informed the owner of what was happening and her response was âsorry i donât know what that isâ The next day i expected her to be in touch to enquire how our dog was doing but we heard nothing more. Throughout his five day illness, the owner Gill did not reach out to ask if he was ok or showed no concern. Our dog finally started being a bit better on the 6th day that we were there and whilst we are extremely happy and completely relieved that he survived, we basically spent the entire holiday in the flat nursing our sick dog back to health. On our final day there, my husband went for a shower and when he tried to come out of the bathroom, he found he could not get out and was locked in. We tried everything to get him out but did not have any tools to turn the outside lock. We phoned the owner who came with a screwdriver and opened the door. My husband suffers with anxiety and had a massive panic attack whilst being stuck in the bathroom. Once the owner had opened the door, she proceeded to take the screwdriver and started to take the entire handle and lock off the bathroom door whilst my husband stood in the bathroom with just a towel around him. She spent about half an hour trying to get the lock off and in the end decided that she couldnât so she left it as she found the lock was bent which caused it to jam hence why my husband became locked in. She then phoned someone and made arrangements for them to come the next day to do it after we checked out. I have no idea why she started to try and take the lock off the door because once she took the screwdriver and unlocked it and freed my husband, we expected her to leave. However this was not the case. She then had a phone call and left quite suddenly leaving the front door wide open and a bathroom door with a handle and lock hanging off that now couldn't close at all. Which in turn left us with no privacy from each other. Overall the holiday was a disaster, the place was dusty and disgustingly dirty. I am now seeking legal advice as sykes cottages have not responded to any of my complaints.