Guests say
Guests have praised the cottage for its cleanliness, comfort, and the beauty of the surrounding area. The property has been described as well-presented with a very comfortable bed and a new kitchen and bathroom. Some minor issues with facilities and maintenance were mentioned, such as cutlery shortages and temporary problems with hot water, but these were generally resolved quickly. The local pub's closure was noted, but the nearby community shop was appreciated.
The cottage received high praise for its cleanliness, with multiple reviews highlighting how immaculate and exceptionally clean it was upon arrival.
The location is appreciated for its beauty and proximity to countryside and beaches, although the temporary closure of the local pub and limited dog-walking areas were noted.
The comfort of the cottage is well-regarded, especially the bed and settees. The garden was also appreciated for its size and security for pets.
Facilities were generally good but some issues with cutlery, dishes, and heating were mentioned. The quick resolution of problems by the owners was noted positively.
There were no mentions of gifts or special thoughtful touches provided by the hosts, so it is not possible to assess this category.
About this property
5 The Crescent is a delightful, stone-fronted cottage, tucked away in the village of Llandwrog, five miles from the royal town of Caernarfon, Gwynedd. Perfect for pet-friendly getaways, the property is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is just a short stroll away from a local pub and 1.5 miles from the beach, making it a wonderful base for a North Wales adventure. The side access takes you indoors to find the homely sitting room, with beams overhead, two plush sofas to sink into, and a TV for entertainment, use this space to relax after a day of hiking, sightseeing, and discovering the local area. The kitchen/diner is fully-equipped and features a sleek design, where you can rustle up delicious meals, to be enjoyed around the breakfast bar for four, rounding off your evening with a refreshing glass of wine, or head into the rear garden, a haven for alfresco mealtimes and socialising. Complete your nightly routine in the contemporary bathroom, selecting between a long soak or a revitalising shower, before sloping off to sleep in either the double or twin bedrooms. Whether you want to explore or simply relax, the area surrounding 5 The Crescent has something to offer for everyone. Groeslon and neighbouring Caernarfon are full of interesting history, with the 13th-century castle in Caernarfon, Inigo Jones Slate Works in Groeslon, and plenty of local pubs, shops, and restaurants for you to visit between the two. With the fantastic stretch of Dinas Dinlle beach just 1.5miles away, spend the day basking in the sunshine, building sandcastles, or enjoying a dip and dolphin spotting, before devouring a bag of fish and chips from The Surfer Chippy in the shadow of the iron-age hillfort. Leave the car parked at the beach and walk down to visit the coastal fortress of Belan Fort and the Foryd Nature Reserve beyond. The Lon Las Eifion cycle track also passes a stone's throw from the property and runs Easterly to Caernarfon, Y Felinheli, Bangor and to Bethesda up the Ogwen Valley beyond, or Westerly to Porthmadog. Grab the car and travel north to nearby Anglesey for its iconic beaches and quaint towns; from walking to birdwatching, days out to family activities, you can make the most of the wonderful natural scenery and attractions that are all within easy reach, or reroute south, and enjoy all that the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park has to offer. Experience all of this with a stay at 5 The Crescent.
A pretty Welsh village just outside of the majestic Snowdonia National Park. Groeslon is the ideal base for exploring all of what North Wales has to offer. The village itself offers the traditional Penionyn Tafarn pub serving food, the ideal spot to sit and relax after a day of activities. There is also the Indigo Jones Slateworks, a slate business dating back to the 1860's which has a delightful café and is dog friendly. There is seemingly endless places to see and things to do around Groeslon with the historic town of Caernarfon just a short drive away, and the amazing Isle of Anglesey just slightly further, a place you must visit whilst in North Wales. There is also an abundance of seaside resorts nearby if that's your thing, with Dinas Dinlle, Pwllheli and Porthmadog all within easy reach. Of course the Snowdonia National Park cannot be missed, with an enormous range of scenery, walking and wildlife to enjoy.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king, 1 x twin (3ft singles).
Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room
Oil central heating.
Oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking.
Rear garden with lawn, patio and furniture.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome, at £20 per pet, per stay.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 3.3 miles, beach 1.4 miles.
Pub 0.1 miles, with beer garden in easy walking distance.
Note: There is a good housekeeping bond of £100.
Note: Please take care on the external steps.
Reviews (9)
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Michael
All the people we met in the village were friendly. Our only gripe is with the search criteria on Sykes website. We stated we wanted "a pub within one mile" sadly we were not told that the pub was closed for refurbishment and had been for some time!!!
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Claire
Settees and bed were really comfortable, and new bathroom and kitchen. The garden was a great size and enclosed so we could let our dog out without having to worry she would get out. We would definitely stay here again
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Andrea
No problems at all. Perfect for two people. Loved the island in the kitchen, it was much bigger than we expected. Only things we could comment on was the freezer compartment needs defrosting (looks like it had been left open and itâs iced up) and the knives need a sharpen. Otherwise we loved it and will book again.