Facilities
- Rating 4 Star ****
- Sleeps 6
- Bedrooms 3
- Wi Fi Available
- Linen and Towels Provided
- Solar and wind powered
- Central Heating
- Dishwasher
- Digital TV Box
- Cycle Route Close By
- No Smoking
- Laundry facility - £10 charge
- No pet property
- Friday Changeover
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Kestrel is the largest of this collection of beautifully presented, environmentally friendly cottages - winners of the 'Best Self-Catering Establishment of the Year', sponsored by InOut Magazine at the 2011 Anglesey Tourism Awards. Soak up the views of the coastline of this south western corner of Anglesey across to the Malltraeth Estuary and beyond. The properties sit in 37 acres of land in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with two lakes, bird hide, marked private footpaths for your use with an abundance of flora and fauna in their natural environment, a very peaceful calm place where you cannot fail to recharge your batteries.
The sitting room is large you have two sitting rooms really, a winter sitting room with comfy sofas and chairs set around the wood burning stove with the dining room neatly off to one side opening into the conservatory which has fantastic views of Newborough Forest, Malltraeth Estuary and down to the Lleyn, French doors opening on to the terrace., flat screen TV with DVD.
Well equipped kitchen has a door opening on to the terrace, great for al fresco meals, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge/freezer.
Shower room with large shower and lashings of hot water, a loo with a view! Wash hand basin, heated towel rail and shaver socket.
Three bedrooms one twin, one double and a further double with en suite shower room with shower, loo, basin and heated towel rail.
All the cottages have a separate laundry facility and internet access in the computer room.
We have stayed on Anglesey many times in great accommodation, but nothing is like Glan Morfa, a unique place to stay, well done to the owners for a 20 year development, the walks are brilliant, Kestrel does have its own special corner, originally built fot the owners wife and her family to live in, thankfully she was happy to stay where they lived. I thanked her personally yesterday morning when we had to leave!
I cannot find fault with it, Ron and his son Chris both commented we were unlucky with the weather, well to be honest, I dont really think that matters as much as it does at most other places, just chill in the conservatory and soak up the stunning views.
I have to agree with the previous poster on all counts, this will not be our last visit, already booking for next May and will most likely visit again next month. Wow. Steve Taylor
January - Our third stay in Kestrel. We were lucky to see a family of four OTTERS feeding in one of the lakes in the nature reserve. Wonderful birdwatching at Maltraeth Cob. We spent most early mornings in the conservatory watching the sun rise over the mist in the valley. The wood-burning stove keeps the cottage cosy even in mid-winter. We've booked another week in May! Chris Rhodes
This is a very comfortable cottage and the owners are extremely friendly and helpful. The conservatory is very spacious, with a comfortable suite, including a recliner chair from which to enjoy the spectacular view. The nature reserve is wonderful, full of birds (we counted 33 species, but the record so far is 43) and flowers - the primroses were stunning. The skies are dark, so astronomy is excellent from the patio. We shall certainly stay at Kestrel again. Chris Rhodes
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