Guests say
Ty'n y Clawdd is a well-equipped cottage with a beautiful, secure garden and a hot tub, situated in a scenic location close to beaches and amenities. It's ideal for dog owners and those seeking a cosy, homely stay. The property has received praise for its new kitchen, ample garden space, and overall charm.
The property has received mixed feedback on cleanliness. While some guests found it satisfactory, others noted cobwebs, dust, and pet waste in the garden. A few suggested the need for a deep clean, particularly after a busy season.
The cottage is appreciated for its proximity to beaches, shops, and beautiful walks, making it a great base for exploring the area. However, some guests noted road noise as a downside.
Guests have found the cottage cosy and homely, but several mentioned that the beds, particularly the master bed, could be more comfortable. The presence of a hot tub adds to the comfort factor.
The property is well-equipped with a new kitchen and a quality hot tub. Guests have enjoyed the large garden and the overall maintenance of the outdoor areas. Some minor issues were raised regarding plumbing and broadband.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the host. Therefore, this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Nestled in the sleepy village of Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd, is this wonderful, detached home, Ty’n Y Clawdd. Well-presented throughout and benefitting from an enclosed garden with kennel, Ty’n Y Clawdd welcomes families and three dogs looking to retreat to this picturesque corner of Wales. Rustle up a feast in the well-appointed kitchen, home to an assortment of integrated appliances making it a haven for any budding chef, and relish mealtimes with loved ones at the dining table for six. Move round to the living room where the multi-fuel stove and seating invites cosy movie nights, or use this space to socialise with the group, enjoying a board game or discussing where next to explore. Venture out to the private garden, separated into two levels with the top tier offering an enclosed space that is perfect for dogs to roam about, whilst there is also a kennel for them at night. The lower tier comprises of another lawned section with a patio area with seating, ideal during those summer periods when you fancy a drink outside. As you look to catch your rest, there are three delightful bedrooms upstairs; the master hosts a double bed with Smart TV and sea views, while there is also a twin and a bunk room to catch your sleep before embarking on more adventures. When you’re ready to explore, amble over to the nearby Benar Beach, sink your toes in the sand or paddle in the waves; you may wish to visit the fascinating Cors y Gedol Neolithic Site or choose from an array of walking trails that pepper the area. The village of Dyffryn Ardudwy offers a pub, Cadwgan House and a local convenience store where you can grab any cupboard essentials. Those keen walkers can take advantage of the Welsh Coastal Path and the Ardudwy and Mawddach Trails. Hop in the car and venture to Harlech, discovering the beautiful 13th century castle, now a recognised World Heritage Site, or enjoy a round or two at Royal St. David’s golf course. Ty’n Y Clawdd is a charming retreat, whatever time of year.
Between the breathtaking golden beaches of the North Wales coastline and The Rhinogs, a section of the Snowdonia Mountains, is the peaceful community of Dyffryn Ardudwy. Due to its peculiar location, this quaint community enjoys a warm climate and has excellent local restaurants and bars. A fascinating variety of animals and birds, including soaring buzzards, can be found nearby. Only 4 miles away lies the little town of Harlech, which is dominated by its magnificent 13th-century castle, a World Heritage Site and the most stunning of all the castles Edward I built in North Wales. Due to its renowned Royal St. David's course, Harlech is well-liked among golfers. It also has a great selection of amenities, including some high-quality restaurants. A ferry to Fairbourne, where you may ride the miniature railway, or a boat journey out to sea where you can try your hand at mackerel fishing, are both available from the harbour in the nearby town of Barmouth. This is a great vacation destination all year round because of the wonders of Snowdonia National Park and stunning Cardigan Bay.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x double with Smart TV, 1 x twin with TV, 1 x bunk.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with multi-fuel stove
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher.
2 x Smart TV, 1 x TV with Freeview, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Enclosed lawned garden with patio seating and dog kennel.
Charcoal BBQ.
Hot Tub.
One basket of logs provided.
Three well-behaved dog's welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.6 miles, pub 1 mile, beach 2.1 miles.
Note: Please do not charge your vehicle at this property.
Note: Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 10am.
Walks from the house to the hills and beach via the back lanes of Dyffryn, Walk to beach 1.8miles around 45 min via lanes with very little traffic, lanes accessed via footpath 300 yards from house.
Reviews (26)
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Heather
The bed was comfortable, as were the sofas. Ideal for pet owners with stone flooring. Garden was perfect as well. Downside for us was the noise from the busy road and exiting and entering driveway. Road supposedly was 20mph but, of course, nobody abided by that limit. Vision was difficult due to plant that needed cutting back. No welcome pack, not even a pint of milk.
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Sarah
Lovely place to stay Home from home The hot tub was great although there is a couple of jets that dont work and will need attention Overall we had a great few days stay
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Donna
It had a fully equipped kitchen. And was a very cosy lounge and bedrooms We took our 2 dogs and the garden was amazing and fully enclosed which is very important to us. The hot tub was a bonus. Ty'n y Clawdd Is on a main road but that didn't bother us. The Beach was a 5-minute drive but you could walk, but we found that a little difficult with the dogs as there are not many paths. You have the best of both worlds the beautiful sandy beaches and Snowdonia. We will definitely be returning .