Guests say
Guests have enjoyed the beautiful views and comfortable accommodation at 25 South Snowdon Wharf. The property's convenient location close to local amenities and attractions in Porthmadog is frequently praised. While some guests have encountered issues with cleanliness upon arrival, the overall experience remains positive, with many looking forward to future stays.
Several reviews mention cleanliness issues, such as uncleaned floors and bathrooms upon arrival. However, the standard of cleaning improved in later reviews, indicating responsiveness to feedback.
The property's location is highly praised for its wonderful views, proximity to the town, restaurants, shops, and the Ffestiniog railway, making it an ideal base for exploring.
Guests find the property comfortable, with tasteful decoration and a relaxing atmosphere. The spacious layout and quality of furnishings contribute to a pleasant stay.
The property is well-equipped with quality crockery, pans, and glassware. Some maintenance issues were noted, such as the need for better dishware and minor repairs, but overall facilities meet guests' needs.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the property owner, so it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
Set on Porthmadog’s wharf in Gwynedd is this delightful seaside holiday home, 25 South Snowdon Wharf. With amenities nearby and the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park within easy reach and fabulous birdwatching opportunities, this home is an ideal base for a couple or small family to enjoy this scenic area of Wales. Allocated parking greets you before making your way into the lovely and bright home; the ground-floor hosts your sleeping quarters, with a double and a twin room to choose from to catch your rest. Finishing off this floor is the shower room, perfect for freshening up after a day at the beach. Make your way upstairs for dinner, with a kitchen equipped with an electric oven and hob for you to rustle up your meals in. From here, the dining space allows you to gather with your loved ones, or you may want to sit out on the balcony, which really steals the show. Completing the property is the sitting area, with a TV and books for your entertainment, and the perfect view for watching the tide come in and out and spotting some local birds - you even have distant views of the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Steam Railway from here! When sitting out with a cup of tea, you may spot Curlew, Teal or Redshank on the banks, or even Ospreys, Cormorants, or Black-tailed Godwits exploring the water’s edge, while anglers’ fish off the wall just outside of the property. When you’re ready to head out and explore the town, you can find beaches, shops and restaurants to keep you occupied, as well as handy supermarkets to stock up on the essentials. When you’ve seen the sights and dined at the eateries of Porthmadog, there are a wealth of attractive towns nearby you can visit such as Harlech and Barmouth. Harlech, known for its magnificent beachside castle and beautiful golden sands makes a lovely day out for a couple or family. Barmouth, slightly further down the coast is another friendly town, with stand-up-paddle boarding available and another selection of restaurants to choose from. Inland, you can find a whole host of outdoor activities at the Eryri National Park, or simply enjoy walking through the stunning park. With something for everyone, 25 South Snowdon Wharf is the perfect place for your next break.
The bustling harbour town of Porthmadog lies on the Glaslyn Estuary and enjoys a stunning setting. The gateway to the Snowdonia National Park, Porthmadog is full of individual shops and restaurants, and home to the Ffestiniog Railway and the Welsh Highland railway where you can travel by steam through spectacular Snowdonia scenery, to Blaenau Ffestiniog or Caerforn. The pretty village of Borth Y Gest, with its cliffs and coves, is a short walk or drive from the town. The well-known and unique Italianate village of Portmeirion is just down the coast. Situated on a rugged clifftop on its own private peninsula, Portmeirion, famous as the location of the TV show The Prisoner and the final episode of Cold Feet, is surrounded by miles of sandy beaches and woodlands. The area also boasts castles at Criccieth and Harlech, and superb unspoilt beaches such as Black Rock Sands, where the sands stretch as far as the eye can see. Also within reach is the famous Zip World Slate Caverns and Bounce Below where you can get involved with a variety of activities including the thrilling zip wires and underground caverns to explore; there is something here to suit the whole family. An ideal location for the attractions of Snowdonia and the The Lleyn Peninsula.
Accommodation
Reverse-level.
Two bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double with TV, 1 x ground-floor twin.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with balcony
Electric central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box.
2 x TVs, WiFi, and a selection of books.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Allocated, off-road parking for 1 car.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Ffestiniog Steam Railway Station including a shop and pub are just 80 meters away.
Please note: You can not charge electric cars at this property
Reviews (7)
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Peter
Amazing sea views from the floor to ceiling windows - the mirror on the kitchen wall makes you feel asif you are in the landscape!!
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Gareth
The apartment was lovely and the view was incredible.
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Isabel
Well laid out and equipped. Using the third bedroom for the kitchen is a great idea. Really spacious and comfortable. Only downside was I had to clean the kitchen and bathroom floors when we arrived. The bedding is past its best as one of the pillow cases was split. However, it didnât distract from our enjoyment of the property and we will be booking again.