Guests say
Pen Y Bryn Cottage receives high praise for its comfort, cleanliness, and welcoming atmosphere. Guests appreciate the spacious, well-equipped rooms, cosy fireplaces, and the property's peaceful rural setting with stunning views. The owner's hospitality, including a warm welcome and helpfulness, is frequently mentioned, adding to the property's charm. While some minor issues with Wi-Fi and maintenance are noted, the overall experience is one of relaxation and enjoyment, making it a desirable destination for those visiting North Wales.
The cottage is consistently described as very clean and well-maintained, with numerous guests highlighting the immaculate condition and attention to detail. Only one review mentioned the need for a deep clean, which seems to be an outlier.
The location is praised for its stunning views and proximity to local attractions, though it is noted to be somewhat remote and difficult to find without a satnav. The peaceful setting is appreciated, and the convenience to nearby towns is seen as a positive.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, with special mentions of cosy fireplaces, efficient heating, and comfortable beds. The spaciousness and the cosy yet roomy environment contribute to the high comfort level experienced by visitors.
The cottage is well-appointed with modern rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and comfortable furnishings. Some guests experienced issues with Wi-Fi and a main shower, but these are minor compared to the overall high standard of facilities provided.
The owner's thoughtfulness is frequently mentioned, with guests appreciating the welcoming touches such as a lemon cake and Prosecco. While these gestures are warmly received, it is noted that such personal touches, though common, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Resting within a prestigious location on the outskirts of Llandudno Junction, is the wonderful Pen Y Bryn Cottage. Offering superb coastal and countryside views, this dwelling promises a wonderful family getaway to this corner of North Wales. After a day exploring the area steeped with history, come back to this property which is tucked away from the owner’s property, promising a peaceful getaway for you and your loved ones. Kick off your muddy boots within the hallway before being greeted to wonderful blend of traditional charm and contemporary design, oozing quality. During a winter’s evening, curl up with your loved ones within the sitting room where a sumptuous sitting arrangement is complimented by a Gas log effect fire, ensuring a cosy night in. Beyond here, follow three steps down into a brightly-decorated kitchen, offering a fantastic vaulted ceiling, complete with skylights which flood the room with natural light, ensuring a wonderful place to rustle up evening meals. As the evening draws to a close, you and your loved ones will be spoilt for choice by the accommodation that awaits you, with four bedrooms situated across two floors to choose from. Step outside to enjoy the cottage’s spacious lawn area, where you can take in the surrounding views or simply let the dogs stretch their legs. If you fancy an evening glass of wine, make your way into the centre of Llandudno Junction, where you will find a good selection of pubs and restaurants, in addition to a number of shops to suit all ages and tastes. For a taste of history, you can cross the famous Conwy Suspension Bridge, where you can explore the wonderful walled town with a high-street bustling with shops and cafes to enjoy, as well as historic attractions to visit, including the 13-century castle and walls, the smallest house in Great Britain and Plas Mawr. During the warmer months venture out to Llandudno, where you can take a leisurely stroll along the traditional pier or take an exciting cable car ride to the summit. Pen Y Bryn Cottage promises a wonderful family escape to this historic part of North Wales.
Llandudno Junction is a well-appointed village, resting within the county borough of Conwy, Wales. Within this village you will find a working railway, a wealth of small businesses, shops, supermarkets, chain restaurants, pubs and a Cineworld. Close by, you will find the historic market town of Conwy, which is filled with attractions and the seaside town of Llandudno which plays host to a pier and the Great Orme.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
1 x ground-floor king-size double bedroom, 1 x ground-floor king-size double with en-suite, featuring bath, double sink and WC, 1 x king-size double bedroom, 1 x standard double.
Family bathroom with walk-in shower, double basins and WC.
Ground floor WC with hand basin and washing machine.
Kitchen/diner.
Snug with woodburning fire.
Gas central heating & Gas log effect fire.
Dishwasher, gas hob, Charcoal BBQ, garden furniture, double electric oven, microwave, 2 x fridge/freezers, smart TV & TV in snug for consoles only, Fibre Broadband.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 3 cars.
Ramp at front door.
Large lawn garden area.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Pet Charge - £30 per pet per stay.
Sorry, no smoking allowed.
Pub and shop within 4 miles.
Sorry no electric car charging allowed at the property, nearest charging point al Lill 1.5 miles away.
The property has access to a two acre field that would be suitable for a horse.
There is a charge of £100 per week payable directly to the owner to use this.
Please note this property has a good housekeeping bond of £250.
Reviews (42)
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Mary
Alison , the host was very helpful and friendly with advice on visits in the area .
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Alan
The property was very clean and tidy and the beds were exceptionally comfortable. Ideally situated for the tourist attractions of North Wales. The nearby Queens Head pub provided lovely food and we found an excellent Italian restaurant (The Casanova) in Llandudno. Alison, the owner, was very friendly and the welcome cake and prosecco were much appreciated. We would recommend this property.
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James
4 good sized bedroom, two bathrooms, well equipped kitchen. Great location for touring yet still very secluded. We visited Conwy and Caernarfon for the castles, Llandudno and Rhyl for the seaside and Chester and Shrewsbury as classic English towns. Lots of nice nearby restaurants although I lined the Junction Tandoori Llandudno Junction which is a great curry house. We didnât trade the train but may do next time as Llandudno Jct train station loads of great connections. Alison the owner brilliant and the lemon cake and Prosecco was a lovely welcome surprise. We will be back.