Guests say
Sannans Lodge is a modern, spacious property with stunning sea views, praised for its cleanliness and prime location for exploring North Wales. Guests appreciate the well-appointed kitchen, comfortable living spaces, and ample parking, though some mention challenges with driveway access. The lodge's peaceful setting and proximity to local amenities make it a popular choice for families and groups seeking a relaxing holiday.
The property generally receives high marks for cleanliness, with guests finding it immaculate upon arrival. However, a few isolated comments mention minor cleanliness issues, slightly impacting the overall perception.
The location is highly regarded for its stunning views and convenience to local attractions and amenities. The property's proximity to beaches and the North Wales Expressway is frequently commended, although some guests note the initial difficulty in finding the property.
Guests find the property comfortable, with spacious rooms and a homely feel. However, some guests mention that the mattresses and lounge furniture could be improved, and the presence of road noise is noted by a few.
The facilities, including the kitchen and bathrooms, are generally well-received. Nonetheless, guests suggest that the property could benefit from additional kitchenware, better signage for directions, and maintenance of the driveway. Some guests also mention the need for more toiletries and basic supplies.
While some guests mention welcome gifts in the past, there is insufficient information to determine the consistency of such gestures. Therefore, it cannot be guaranteed that guests will receive gifts during their stay.
About this property
Penrhyn Bay 0.9 miles. Situated on the north coast of Wales, this captivating all-ground-floor bungalow is bound to bring you and your family a holiday to remember. Surrounded by spectacular views and plenty of activity, there’s no better place to base your adventure. Step into the spacious hallway of your holiday home with bags in hands and uncover the delights of the contemporary dwelling. The bedrooms are able to cater for all of the party, so you can be sure to bring the whole family along; with a double with an en-suite shower room, a further double, and two twin, this room arrangement ensures that everyone will get a well-deserved rest in between exploring the gems of North Wales. Once you’ve unpacked your belongings in the ample storage space, head along the corridor to uncover the rest of the cottage. The sitting room provides a lovely spot to gather together and relax in each other’s company, a spacious room with a large selection of sofas huddled around the woodburning stove, it makes a great spot to enjoy a warming hot chocolate in the winter months. The sitting room also boasts the perfect feature for the summer months too, with a large glass-fronted balcony, take your beverage outside to relish in the coastal breeze and enjoy the spectacular scenery beyond, or enjoy a spot of alfresco dining, with the contemporary styled kitchen providing you with everything you could possibly need for your self-catered stay, and even its own dining area too. Neutrally decorated throughout and home to an array of contemporary fixtures, you’ll find it difficult to peel yourself away from this darling dwelling. When heading to explore your local area, be sure to stop in the lawned garden and appreciate the tranquillity of the area. In your immediate area you will be greeted by an array of pleasing pubs, offering good food and a lively atmosphere, stop here for a well-deserved wine after a day of beach strolling and sandcastle building. For a dining experience with some of the best views in North Wales, head towards the golf club where you will be greeted by a spectacular beachfront restaurant, not forgetting to stop for an ice cream in the nearby gardens after. Just a short journey will bring you to the vibrant coastal town of Llandudno, with a marvellous pier, museums, historical landmarks to discover and even a ski and snowboard centre, there’s a guaranteed thrill here for every type of holidaymaker. We also recommend taking a trip on the Llandudno cable car, offering you spectacular views on your way to the summit of Great Orme, it’s definitely a trip you’ll never forget. Surrounded by plentiful attractions and a vibrant atmosphere, Sannans Lodge is positioned in an ideal spot to get the most out of your coastal adventure to Wales.
Penrhyn Bay is a charming town offering an abundance of amenities to cater for your coastal getaway. Providing you with shops, a pub, and a stunning sandy beach. Close by you can find the popular area of Llandudno with its various attractions and fun-filled activities for all the family to enjoy. With Angel Bay within reach too, you're guaranteed an action-packed adventure wherever you chose to explore. Penrhyn Bay makes the perfect base for your beachside holiday in Wales.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Four bedrooms: 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, and 2 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Utility.
Sitting room with woodburning stove and balcony with furniture
Gas central heating and woodburning stove.
Gas hob and electric cookerRange cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, wine chiller, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 4 cars.
Lawned garden with furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Note: Although the property is on the ground floor, there are a few steps throughout the property.
Note: There are steep steps in the garden, please ensure children have a guardian with them at all times while outside.
Reviews (43)
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Sue
Directions are very poor, nowhere does it say that the entrance to the drive is in Bryn y Bria Road! Still no battery in the kitchen clock, only 5 wine glasses, no prosecco glasses, no table mats, no visitors book, no welcome pack, pillows very flat, uncomfortable mattresses, no starter pack for the log burner, house was very cold on arrival as heating was off, very clinical look to the house. What is the point of writing reviews if nobody takes any notice of them. This house would be better in the warmer weather as there are plenty of sitting areas outside but in the winter would benefit from the heating being on for arrivals and kindling, firelighters and matches being provided for the log burner. Agree with other reviewers, great view and location and plenty of space but could be so much better
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John
The heating wasnât working and the property was cold on arrival but the host sorted this after about 90 minutes. Plates and cutlery had to be put through the dish washer before we could use them, so we had to wait in the cold for our first cup of tea. Bathrooms and bedrooms were fine, although the bed linen looked clean but dated. The lounge furniture and rug had seen better days. Previous reviews donât mention road noise, but this would be a big deal breaker for me in the warmer weather when you want to spend time outside. Some holiday accommodation is fab, some is ok, this was ok.
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Rachel
Some of the finer details are lacking; only 6 wine glasses (sleeps 8) and no glasses for champagne / prosecco. There's no body wash in the showers and no washing up liquid (we had brought our own). We reported the dishwasher as OOO when we arrived, with a lot of standing water in it (maybe blocked so didn't want to risk flooding the propety), and the contact said they'd call round. No-one came or, if they did, they didn't let us know. We washed up manually so no drama but felt a bit neglected. There's no Welcome pack or letter and no previous visitors book (useful for recommendations on local restaurants and walks etc). These are not even niggles and didn't effect our enjoyment... just feel it would be nice to have a warmer welcome.