Guests say
Guests have had a delightful stay at Coed y Glyn Bach Equestrian, praising its cleanliness, peaceful environment, and the helpfulness of the owners. The cottage's location is appreciated for its easy access to local attractions, though a car is necessary. The accommodation is described as basic but comfortable, offering a charming country experience with the added joy of local wildlife.
Reviewers consistently mention the property being 'lovely and clean', indicating high standards of cleanliness.
The property is noted for its 'good connections to surrounding areas' and 'central location', although it is mentioned that a car is required to visit attractions.
The accommodation is described as 'basic but comfortable', suggesting a satisfactory level of comfort for guests.
There is insufficient information on the specific facilities and maintenance of the property to provide a score.
There are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate the level of thoughtfulness, so a score cannot be provided.
About this property
Penygroes 1.9 miles. Coed Y Glyn Bach is a delightful ground-floor annexe nestled in the charming village of Groeslon, Gwynedd. Perfect for families, friends, and couples alike, this pet-friendly property is surrounded by an enclosed garden and is just a short drive away from the picturesque Eyri (Snowdonia) National Park, the Llyn Peninsula, and Anglesey. Enter into your new home away from home, where you will be welcomed into the homely living/dining area featuring a gas fire; the perfect place to curl up with a good book. The well-equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking up a storm and enjoying meals at the dining table, or if the sun is shining, why not take advantage of the enclosed front garden with its lawn, patio, and seating? Continue your journey to the bedroom to find a double bed, where you can catch some rest and get ready to explore all that the region has to offer. Completing the property is a shower room for freshening up between activities. Eyri National Park is a must-see with its stunning scenery, dramatic cliffs and a host of activities such as kayaking, fishing, surfing, and horse riding. Explore the breath-taking landscapes of the Llyn Peninsula, take a stroll along the beaches, discover the small fishing villages and enjoy the regional delicacies at the local restaurants. Head over to Caernarfon to admire its grand castle, or Anglesey via the Menai Strait, to visit the delightful Victorian seaside town of Beaumaris, the ancient burial chamber of Barclodiad y Gawres, and the lighthouses of South Stack and Penmon Point. The chance to explore some of Wales’ most beautiful coasts and landscapes, choose Coed Y Glyn Bach for the perfect getaway. For equestrian enthusiasts, Coed-Y-Glyn Bach presents an opportunity to bring your own horse along on holiday. Coed Y Glyn bach offers two modern stables that can be booked by contacting the owner - £25 per night paid directly to the owner. Your horse's comfort is of utmost importance, and you can choose to purchase bedding for your horse, including shavings and straw, directly from ourselves or bring your own. With fantastic trekking and hacking locally, local beaches, there are plenty for you to do on the Llýn peninsula, Snowdonia and Anglesey.
The lovely quiet village of Penygroes is situated around six miles from the historic castle town of Caernarfon, bordering the Snowdonia National Park with beautiful scenic walks and mountain views easily accessible. A good selection of shops, cafes and pubs are available in the village and the wider local area is full of restaurants and activities such as golfing, swimming, tennis, surfing and horse riding to name but a few. Plas Dinas Country House is also nearby, which is home to some great history as well as The Gun Room restaurant. The beaches on Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula can be reached in about half an hour, while the beach at Dinas Dinlle is just a 10-minute drive away. Nearby, Caernarfon is home to Caernarfon Castle, which is well worth a visit, with further shops and cafes available, as well as steam train trips. Portmeirion is also a short distance away, featured in the TV series ‘The Prisoner’. Just 8 miles away is the Welsh Heritage centre which has a licensed cafe at Nant Nwrtheyrn with magnificent sea views from it's decked dining area. Beddgelert is a very attractive village, surrounded by the beautiful Snowdonia National Park, with a fabulous arts and craft shop, and several pubs. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.
Accommodation
Ground-floor annexe.
One double bedroom.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with gas fire
Electric central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher.
Smart TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available on request.
Ample off-road parking.
Enclosed front garden with lawn, patio, and seating.
Livery - Stables and parking available.
Two modern stables - £25 per night (booked directly with the owner).
Shared access to owners’ grounds.
One well-behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.8 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Please note: there are 3 steps up to reach the Ground-floor annexe.
Reviews (6)
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Rhiannon
In a great location for travelling to many beautiful places. Lovely accomodation, perfect for a couple with a dog. They thought of everything. I brought things we didn't need, that haven't been available in other accomodation, like washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets tea-towels. 2 very minor problems - bathroom taps misbehaving and missing marking on the oven requiring a bit of trial and error. Nothing that would stop me going back
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Thomas
Clean, neat, quiet and the hosts were so nice. Enjoyed the sheep as we used to raise them ourselves. Beautiful village but more like a country stay.
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Tony
A good location with new roads proving easy access to a variety of tourist attractions. The owners lived next door and were very helpful. Our chihuahua proved to be very interested in the horse and sheep she could see through the glazed doors. Tony, Jen and Lotty from West Sussex