Guests say
Guests are charmed by the cottage's beautiful and tranquil location, with its proximity to the sea and historical significance. The property is praised for its cleanliness, spaciousness, and the friendliness of the staff. While some minor maintenance issues are noted, the overall experience is one of a cosy, welcoming retreat ideal for family gatherings and weddings, with the added convenience of an on-site cafe.
The majority of guests found the accommodation to be spotlessly clean, with clean towels and bedding. However, one review mentioned unclean cutlery and the presence of ants, suggesting room for improvement.
The location is consistently described as stunning and beautiful, with guests appreciating the peaceful surroundings and proximity to the sea. The historical aspect of the village adds to the charm.
Guests found the cottage cosy and welcoming, with plenty of room for groups. The underfloor heating was a plus, although one review mentioned basic bathrooms and a need for updating, indicating some variance in comfort levels.
Facilities are generally well-received, with an excellent cafe on-site. However, some guests reported maintenance issues like a running toilet and a window that wouldn't open, suggesting that some attention is needed.
There are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Charming period cottage on the secluded coast of the Llyn Peninsula, this property truly has the wow factor. A short walk from a private beach, and with views and footpaths that truly captivate, this is the cottage of your dreams.
Sea, sand and serenity – there's something enchanting about this place. Located in a tiny old Victorian village with a fascinating history, Nant Gwrtheyrn is one of Wales’ most tranquil spots. The perfect place to get away from it all, to take long walks by the beach and in the countryside, and enjoy the stillness and peace of this seaside village, you will not be disappointed in this period holiday cottage. Sleeping up to 6, this tastefully and simply decorated property lends itself to quiet contemplation and re-charging those batteries. Take a walk down to the private beach, have lunch in the on-site café, or have a day out in one of the nearby towns, villages or local attractions. This truly is a location you will never forget.
Size- sleeps up to 6.
Beds – two kings, two single (a double sofa bed is also available on request)
Rooms – ground floor –L-shaped open kitchen living and dining area, king-size bedroom with ensuite. First floor – king size bed, single bedroom, single bedroom, shower room, separate WC.
Kitchen and Utilities – electric oven and hob, fridge with freezer compartment, microwave. Washing machine and tumble dryer available to use in separate building.
For families – security gate and highchair are available on request - please let us know at time of booking.
Outside – large communal lawn with plenty of outdoor seating, path to private beach. Perfect wedding venue
Parking – ample parking available.
General – heating and electricity included. Bed linen and towels provided. Wi-Fi available in the cottage, as well as the nearby café. Welcome pack available on request at a cost of £15 per person
Pets – no pets.
Notes – no smoking.
You may need to pay an Accidental Damage Deposit or Accidental Damage Deposit Waiver for this property. Where applicable we will contact you in good time before your holiday with further details and to take payment.
Reviews (18)
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Mrs Williams
I booked Tre’r ceiri, Llandaf and Gorllwyn for our family to celebrate my Son’s wedding. What a perfect location! Everything was perfect, everything you would except to be ina kitchen was there. ( even fairy liquid for wahing up) The children didn’t want to go home! Gwych!!!
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Mrs Kenyon
What a relaxing week! Even though there were people at the site it was so quiet. Liked that there weren't lots of instructions and signs telling you what you could and couldn't do A nice simple folder which worked The design of the cottage made it easy to live Parking near the cottages was perfect. The underfloor heating was a big plus Thanks for a great break Would love to come back at some point
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Mr Victory
A reasonably well appointed, comfortable cottage, sympathetically restored and converted from the ruins of the 1960/70s. In a unique setting twixt sky and sea that will excite the mind of anyone interested in social/industrial history.