Guests say
Ysgubor Newydd is a well-received cottage in Machynlleth, praised for its excellent location, historical charm, and modern amenities. Guests appreciate the property's cleanliness, the convenience of nearby shops and eateries, and the thoughtful touches like a welcome pack. It serves as a perfect base for exploring the surrounding Welsh countryside, with many noting the quiet yet central setting.
Reviews consistently mention that the property is clean, with high standards of upkeep. The attention to cleanliness contributes significantly to the positive experiences of guests.
The central location in Machynlleth is highly praised for its proximity to local amenities and attractions, as well as being a convenient base for exploring wider areas of Wales.
Guests find the cottage cosy and comfortable, with a peaceful atmosphere despite its central location. The spacious living areas and quiet nights contribute to the comfort ratings.
The property is described as well-equipped and thoughtfully furnished, blending historical features with modern conveniences. However, parking is noted as a minor issue by some guests.
Several reviews mention a welcome pack and other considerate details, indicating a level of thoughtfulness in hosting. While these gestures are appreciated, they may vary and are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
This urban mediaeval dwelling in the ancient capital of Wales, Machynlleth, is enchanting, with its traditional features, fantastic atmosphere, and is within easy driving distance of the mountains and the sea, as well as being in the heart of this most friendly and laid-back town.
Breathtakingly beautiful mediaeval dwelling, packed to the oak beams with period features and character, this character cottage in the heart of the quirky, friendly, and pretty town of Machynlleth in mid Wales is an unique property. Ideally situated if you want to explore the stunning mountains of Snowdonia, or the tranquil delights of Cardigan Bay, the town of Machynlleth has small shops, cafes, footpaths, and historical significance – it is the ancient capital of Wales. You will adore this town and the sublime cottage – a piece of Welsh history.
Size – sleeps four in two bedrooms.
Beds – one double, two single.
Rooms – ground floor – hallway, double bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom. First floor – open plan living space with kitchen, dining and lounge area.
Kitchen and utilities – gas hob and electric oven, dishwasher, washing machine/dryer, microwave, fridge, freezer, kettle.
Entertainment – TV and Blu-ray/DVD player
For families – cot, stairgate and high chair available on request. Please bring your own cot linen.
Parking – free parking next to the cottage from 6pm to 8am, and parking behind moma Machynlleth (200 yards from the cottage) also provides free parking.
General – heating and electricity included. Bed linen, hand and bath towels provided. Wi-Fi available. Hairdryer provided. Welcome pack is provided on arrival, including tea, coffee, milk, sugar, cake and a choice of bottle of red wine/white wine or Fruit Juice(Please notify when booking). Basic items such as washing up liquid, soap, toilet rolls, antibacterial spray etc are provided.
Pets – one pet welcome for no additional charge.
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 (25)
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Mrs Blackwell
Great location, very handy for all amenities. Good that there is a reserved parking space. Nice and warm.
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Mr Vanderschoor
Staying in the oldest property of Machynlleth gives a special feeling. The house is fully equipped. In the front of this property is a wonderful bakery! And it is on the doorstep of Snowdonia and near the sea.
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Mrs Cox
The cottage is very cosy and welcoming. The decor is sympathetic to the history and style of architecture. It is in a perfect location for exploring the area as most of the places we visited were within half hour drive. Lots of beautiful walks in forests, coast, sand dunes, nature reserves, waterfalls, rivers, craft centre, heritage railways, mines. The town has plenty of places to eat, we especially enjoyed the deli on the corner of the house and the vegetarian restaurant. The fish and chips and takeaway from the nearby Indian were very good as were the freshly made pizzas from the deli, cooked only on Saturday evenings, very popular. Lots of interesting shops and a well stocked Co-op. We had no issue with parking behind MOMA as it is only a two minute walk away.