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Quayside

Y Felinheli, Bangor Snowdonia

Tariff & Availability


July 2010

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26272829300102£525
03040506070809£525
10111213141516£525
17181920212223£795
24252627282930£795
31010203040506£795

August 2010

SSMTWTF 
31010203040506£795
07080910111213£795
14151617181920£795
21222324252627£795
28293031010203£795
04050607080910£525
Available / Provisional / Booked  = Short Break Available

Accommodation Details

This is a house you arrive at plonk your suitcase down and just relax, it is bright cheerful has lovely views across the quay to the yachts on  their moorings, you can walk to a particularly good pub the Gardd Fon where you can sit and watch the boats sailing up and down the Menai Strait, a great location for visiting Anglesey, Snowdonia, and the coastline of the Lleyn. Masses of good local attractions, Snowdon, Welsh Highland Railway, Caernarfon Castle, Roman site at Segontium, galleries and good places to eat.

A new welcoming house with everything you need to just unwind and relax.

A fabulous open plan living area with juliet balcony overlooking the yachts, deep squashy sofas and bean bag, flat screen TV with sky free channels, a well equipped kitchen with fridge/freezer, electric hob and over, microwave, dining table and chairs a cleverly separated from the sitting room though still open plan.

Upstairs to three bedrooms all with fun pretty bedding, a twin room a bunk bedroom with TV for videos or playstation, and a double bedroom. Shower room with spacious corner shower, two wash hand basins and loo. Downstairs on the ground floor is a single bedroom with a pull out bed for the occasional sleepover, flat screen TV, separate loo and small wash hand basin, washing machine in the utility area.  Door out to the decked patio, with garden furniture and lockable shed which is ideal storage for bicycles.

Visitor Comments

We have just come back from spending a week in this lovely house.If you want to chill and unwind this is just what the doctor ordered.But!if you are elderly or infirm,there are a lot of stairs to climb but my 83yr old mother managed it one level at a time, and there is a bit of a brew to get to the bus stop and quite a walk to the shop.No problem if you have a car,you are on the doorstep for all the places of interest.The view from the pub,just a short level walk through the marina,is fantastic,you dont want to leave.They have some lovely beers and the menu looked and I believe was delicious.We didnt get chance to dine there ourselves as we ate out on our days out.I would recommend holidaying here to anyone,so long as you dont want hussle and bustle.Feel ready to take on anything now,just fantastic. Pat Clarke

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