Guests say
Anchors Rest in Y Felinheli is a well-renovated cottage praised for its cleanliness, high-standard refurbishment, and comfortable living space. Guests enjoyed the proximity to Snowdonia and local amenities, though some noted the bathroom size could be limiting for larger groups. The balcony and quiet location were highlights, despite some comments on the surrounding properties. Guests appreciated the provided amenities, but suggested that a few additional items would make for a perfect self-catering experience.
Guests consistently noted the property was clean and well-maintained, contributing to a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The property's location is appreciated for its quietness and proximity to Snowdonia and local attractions, though some guests felt the surrounding properties detracted slightly from the experience.
The property is generally found to be comfortable, especially the living area and balcony. However, concerns about the bathroom size and seating for larger groups slightly affect the comfort score.
The property is equipped with quality utensils and appliances, but feedback suggests that additional items like a bread knife and more bath towels would enhance the facilities. The mention of a missing coffee maker also impacts this score.
While guests appreciated small touches like dishwasher tabs and soap, there were no specific mentions of gifts. Therefore, it's not possible to score thoughtfulness based on gifts, and guests should note that such amenities are not guaranteed.
About this property
Tucked away in a charming row of terraced houses within the village of Y Felinheli, you will find Anchors Rest. Adorned with gorgeous grey hues and pops of blue throughout, this arresting pet-free property offers the ultimate base for a coastal retreat, whether travelling as a small family or a group of six. Return to the welcoming ambience of this stylish abode and discover three delightful bedrooms on the ground floor, consisting of a double, a twin and a bunk room, each decorated with darling nautical features that perfectly complement your seaside setting. Serving the bedrooms, a chic ground-floor shower room can be found just a few steps away and is home to a large walk-in shower and heated towel rail, as well as a contemporary basin and WC. Take the attractive wood staircase up to the first floor and be greeted by a bright and cheerful open-plan living space. Here, you can choose to lounge with loved ones on the plush leather sofa as you watch movies on the TV or gather at the pretty white dining table to map out all of your upcoming adventures exploring this spectacular part of Wales. As you begin to feel hungry, move your way across to the exquisite blue kitchen with white granite-style worktops, cooking up a storm with the help of the handy electric oven and gas hob. No need to worry about washing up the dishes, the impressive dishwasher has it covered! Continue your evenings out on the balcony as you relax with a glass of red wine on the inviting outdoor furniture and bask in the tranquillity of your surroundings. Cross the communal lawns as you make your way into the centre of the village for a peaceful stroll along the Marina, before grabbing a tasty bite to eat down at the local restaurant. Grab your bike for a scenic cycle along Lôn Las Menai, nestled on the outskirts of the village, Plas Menai National Outdoor Centre and Greenwood Family Park offer excellent days out for the whole family to enjoy, whilst a pleasant drive away in the town of Caernarfon attractions such as the imposing World Heritage fortress of Caernarfon Castle and Caernarfon Station are a real hit with avid historians. No trip to the north of Wales is complete without a day spent hiking through Snowdonia National Park. Scale the heights of Carnedd Llewelyn, or uncover the enchanting waters of Aber Falls, before flying through the skies on an unforgettable day out at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry. Venture over to the Isle of Anglesey and uncover many fun attractions including Pili Palas Nature World, the Anglesey Model Village and RibRide tours, as well as spectacular walks leading you along the rugged cliff tops of the Isle of Anglesey Coast Path. Make the most of your time in North Wales with an incredible escape to Anchors Rest.
The former port village of Y Felinheli, can be found resting peacefully on the breath-taking shores of the Menai Strait. Complemented by a thriving marina, a handful of pubs serving delicious food, and a handy convenience store, this village provides all the necessary amenities for a stress-free self catering stay. Bangor and Caernarfon rest within easy touring distance, whilst across the water on the magnificent Isle of Anglesey, Beaumaris and Newborough provide a wonderful day out by the sea.
Accommodation
Reverse-level accommodation.
Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x ground-floor twin, 1 x ground-floor bunk room.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
First-floor open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and seating area
Gas central heating.
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, Smart TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, Highchair and stairgate available.
Designated parking for one car.
Enclosed private balcony with outdoor furniture.
Open patio and communal lawns.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 0.7 miles, pub 0.2 miles.
Note: External steps leading down to the property, please take caution.
Note: £150 Good Housekeeping Bond is requested when booking.
Note: The owners of the property do not accept dogs due to allergies within the family
Reviews (9)
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Nathan
We will certainly be returning.
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Stella
Weather was a bit dodgy but this didn't matter when we were so comfortable. It's great to have Swellies/La Marina so close for a bite out. And the pub on the waterfront is perfect. Some of us managed a high tide dip from the slipway. We went in all directions and had a very pleasant holiday. Here's what we liked that was provided: Some dishwasher tabs. Washing up liquid (not always in holiday houses). Teabags. Soap. Here's what we found slightly annoying: No pint of milk when we arrived very tired and grumpy after a long, traffic-laden drive. So black tea only. Only one toilet. It might get awkward if there were 6 staying. No information about the local Londis (10 min walk on main street). No cafetière. The Nespresso type coffee machine had only one coffee pod provided. Two milk but no use without the coffee! We wouldn't know where to get more. No bread knife (really annoying if you get decent bread). No washing tabs or liquid/powder. Just a couple would be nice. If you're intending to cook you need to bring: wooden spoon/spatula for the non-stick pan. (There is a plastic slice thingy) Easy enough to get. We like a boiled egg. Bring some egg cups if you do too. A pasta fork. Salt/pepper etc I'm sure everyone can do their search for the Londis store, but the other things, though small, do let it down from being perfect to being good. This is meant to be a place for self catering, so there need to be the things there to do that. As for the milk, this is a detail that most places include now. It's 50p and makes such a comforting difference when you've come a long way. I hope this doesn't sound too much like whinging: we loved Anchor's Rest - it's a lovely layout, it's very comfortable and the balcony is great, plus the open aspect at the back. It's also very well located to visit a wide range of places.
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Jimmy
Highly recommend