Guests say
Roslyn is a well-regarded cottage in Abersoch, praised for its excellent location and comfortable accommodation. Guests appreciate the property's proximity to local amenities and its suitability for a relaxing stay. While some minor issues with maintenance and noise have been noted, the overall sentiment is positive, with several guests planning to return.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The cottage's location is consistently praised for being central and well-placed within Abersoch, offering easy access to local attractions and amenities.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, with spacious rooms and comfortable beds, although there is a mention of noise disturbance at night.
The property is generally well-equipped for a comfortable stay. However, there are several comments about the lack of outdoor dining facilities, mirrors in bedrooms, and issues with parking and maintenance of the outdoor areas.
There are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate the level of thoughtfulness, so this score cannot be provided.
About this property
Enjoy a Welsh coastal escape at this contemporary holiday home in the vibrant seaside resort of Abersoch. Offering flexible accommodation for four guests, this coastal abode offers a relaxing and stylish base for a family getaway or a holiday with friends. While away days lazing on golden beaches, catching a wave at the sailing and water sports centre, and wandering coastal trails. In the evenings, dine on fresh fish and seafood in local restaurants, and return here for cosy nights in the elegant lounge.
Arranged over two storeys, this charming property has a reverse-level layout and has been finished to a high standard throughout. After adventure-filled days, head upstairs to the main living spaces to relax and unwind. Rustle up tasty treats in the modern, fitted kitchen then gather around the dining table in this light-filled room to share good food and conversation. In warm weather, you may prefer to dine alfresco on the front patio in the salty sea air. Cosy evenings in are assured in the first-floor lounge, set beneath the eaves, where deep sofas and a Smart TV await. At the end of the day, go down to the ground-floor bedrooms. Both rooms have king-size zip-and-link beds, which can be set up to accommodate your group, plus en-suite shower rooms for added convenience.
Spend your days getting salty and sandy on Abersoch’s golden beaches, or get active with a range of water sports ¬– windsurfing, sailing, wakeboarding, paddleboarding and water-skiing are all popular here. Head to the harbour to hop on a boat and explore Abersoch bay, St Tudwals Islands and Porth Ceiriad – keep your eyes peeled for dolphins! Golf enthusiasts will love a round at Abersoch Golf Club, just over half a mile from the property, while walkers can set off along part of the Wales Coast Path.
Accommodation
Reviews (6)
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Mr Fletcher
An extremely comfortable cottage, with plenty of room for four adults. Very well placed, in the centre of abersoch, with good off road parking (which is definitely at a premium here !!). Finally Richard, the owner is very friendly and approachable, should you need anything. We'll be back.
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Mrs Pegler
Love this property have stayed 3 times now and will be back, parking of shop staff in private road does frustrate when trying to access drive at times.
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Miss Barnes
Location could not be more perfect! Right in the middle of the village so fabulous for getting around. A small point to highlight is that there was quite some noise at night as the bedrooms are downstairs and right across from the pub which was busy for the bank holiday, not a huge issue but did cause a bit of disturbance for our baby. Having said that we would definitely stay again and wouldn’t expect this to be an issue in quieter months. Also, we did request a travel cot which was not provided so would advise to bring your own.