Nyth Y Wennol

Rating
Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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* Based on a combined average customer score over the last 3 months

8 Customer Review(s)

“Amazing - the best views ever and a stunning place to stay, immaculate!”

We will definitely return soon.

We will definitely return soon.

- Mr Payne, October 2019
“The lovely accommodation was seriously let down by poor preparation - general waste rubbish bin overflowing from previous guests, no washing up utensils ( absence of cloths, scourers, wipes etc ), filthy dishwasher ( had to clean filter and remove food residue ), one dishwasher tablet only ( left in machine ), no individual hand towels for each person ( only 3 for 6 guests ), no bin bags.”

Tea and coffee facilities provided but no milk. Contacted house keeper who advised that things had been a little chaotic for 'the girls' and that we had seemed to bear 'the brunt'. Milk had been omitted from the 'welcome pack' in error. Arranged for bins to be emptied ( Monday ) and called around late Saturday leaving dish cloths, scourers and tablets on the post box. Called again on Monday to provide extra towels together with 3 bin bags. The holiday was booked as a 4 tick property and whilst the accommodation was up to expectations, the preparation sadly failed to meet previous Menai ( and Sykes ) property preparation standards thus putting the holiday on a disappointing start. It was both annoying and frustrating to have to get in touch for such basic provisions. We look forward to your comments / responses.

- Mr Macarthur, August 2019

Thank you for your feedback and I am sorry you were a little disappointed on arrival but pleased that the housekeeper was able to rectify these quickly for you. Nyth y Wennol is a much loved cottage which we want the guests to enjoy as much as we do and feedback is always appreciated. Owner relations
“We booked the cottage for a family holiday for 7 adults.”

The kitchen and dining/living room were excellent and well equipped. The beds were very comfortable. Location was great and views were stunning. Things to reflect on: The property would benefit from an additional downstairs toilet. Also the listing was slightly confusing stating that there were 3 bathrooms when there was only 1 bathroom, 1 shower room and one additional toilet. 1 shower room for potentailly 6 adults isn't really enough. The upstairs bedroom was also extremely warm and meant sleep was affected. We couldn't leave the skylight open as it leaked with the build up of condensation. Towels could do with being bigger.

- Stevenson, August 2019
“A great location to access all of Anglesey and a well appointed holiday let with all you could think of to make the holiday go smoothly.”

- Mr Phelan, July 2019
“The property was perfectly appointed for our blended family of 7 and had everything we needed (although a better potato peeler wouldn't go amiss!”

). It is beautifully decorated and furnished and is a credit to the hard work of the owners. And, the welcome hamper was a real treat! I won't be able to drink anything other than Lavazzo coffee from now on

- Ms Buchan, May 2019
“When can we move in?”

We just loved the atmosphere of the property and felt at home straight away. Everything was perfect and the kitchen had everything we needed. Thanks also for the quick responses regarding the travel cot. .

- Mr Keogh, May 2019
“Lots of Space.”

Great layout with separate bedroom areas for families within the extended family. Very well equipped.

- Jane Mills,
“Newly renovated and stylishly decorated.”

This is gorgeous and spacious house with lots of thoughtful touches in the presentation of the house and its equipment. We loved the layout, the fabulous welcome basket and there were lots of books, games and DVDs to borrow. The kitchen was very well equipped and a pleasure to use. It would be great to have some more garden furniture to be able to sit out and enjoy the garden more. We found the welcome folder very useful and really enjoyed exploring this beautiful island! Thank you so much: Nyth y Wennol is a gorgeous house and we would love to come back!

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The property

A converted, characterful old school on a quiet, peaceful lane with views to Snowdonia.

Lovely, unique touches make Nyth y Wennol a pleasure to holiday in with friends and family, whether your visit is to explore the delights of the Island or for a special celebration.Combining all the character of the property with fun and funky features and all the comforts you could ever need - we love it!

A lovely part of the Island with many places to visit, lovely stretches of coast to explore, wonderful views of the mountains and a bird watcher's delight.

The kitchen is well equipped with electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, wine cooler, microwave and toaster - with breakfast bar and stools, it is a great place for sharing a glass of wine with the cook and admiring the fantastic view towards Snowdon. The open plan sitting and dining room has a high vaulted ceiling this is a fabulous space to enjoy with family and friends.Here you will find comfy sofas and bean bags to relax after a day's exploring.For the chillier autumnal evenings there is a welcome addition of a log burner.Steps lead to the dining area complete with large table and chairs.

For a quiet retreat head up to the snug at the top of the stairs to the mezzanine area complete with sofa, rocking chair, bean bags and a selection of books and games.

There are four bedrooms at Nyth y Wennol; two ground floor bedrooms, one with king size bed and door opening on to the secluded rear garden. The second ground floor bedroom has a double bed.Stairs from the sitting area lead to the third bedroom which has a double bed ensuite with bath, WC and wash hand basin.A further set of stairs from the entrance hallway lead to a twin bedroom with a handy loo and wash hand basin. The ground floor has a bathroom with shower, loo and wash hand basin. To the front of the house is a small front garden with bench to sit and enjoy the views towards Snowdonia.

There is a large lawned area to the rear that is enclosed with a raised decked area with table and chairs. With the added benefit of easy parking on the quiet lane in front of the cottage.

Ideally located Nyth y Wennol is perfect for exploring Anglesey, a short drive will take you to Newborough beach and Llanddwyn island.Take a visit to Plas Newydd House and gardens where you can spot red squirrels or take a tour of the charismatic house.The village has its own pub, cafe and a renowned farm shop for all your culinary delights.With so much to see and do in Anglesey and North Wales, Nyth y Wennol is the perfect base for your visit.

Summary

Four bedrooms: 1 x ground floor king, 1 x ground floor double, 1 x double and 1 x twin
Ground floor bathroom with shower, WC and handwash basin, en-suite to upstairs double with bath, WC and handwash basin
Kitchen with 2 electric ovens, hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, wine cooler, microwave and toaster, breakfast bar and stools
Sitting/dining room with sofas and bean bags, wood burning stove, SMART TV, Blu Ray DVD, Bluetooth speaker system, dining area complete with large table and chairs
Upstairs snug with seating, books and games
Large garden with seating.
Wifi
Smart TV, Blu Ray and bluetooth speaker system
Bed linen and towels are provided
Central heating
Woodburning stove
Initial supply of kindling and logs
Wine cooler
High chair, travel cot (no linen)
Dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, toaster, cafetiere
Large secure garden
Iron and Ironing Board
Seating area
Parking on quiet lane
2 minute walk to local pub and cafe and renowned farm shop
One well behaved dog welcome
£200 Good Housekeeping Bond

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200.

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About the location

BRYNSIENCYN

Bangor 9 miles; Beaumaris 10 miles; Caernarfon 13.5 miles

A small village nestled on the banks of the Menai Straits on the Isle of Anglesey. Brynsiencyn is small yet delightful, hosting a shop, Post Office, a lovely village pub, a cafe and a kebab shop. The village boasts some incredible views towards the delightful town of Caernarfon over the Menai Straits and even the dominant Snowdonia Mountain Range in the distance. There is plenty to do on the thriving island of Anglesey, the popular attractions of Anglesey Sea Zoo and Foel Farm are just a stones throw away, apart from this there are tonnes of spectacular beaches and history to be discovered. The tourist destinations of Beaumaris, Bangor and Caernarfon are all nearby and are all well worth a visit.

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Reviews & Ratings

“Amazing - the best views ever and a stunning place to stay, immaculate!”

“We booked the cottage for a family holiday for 7 adults.”

“A great location to access all of Anglesey and a well appointed holiday let with all you could think of to make the holiday go smoothly.”

“The property was perfectly appointed for our blended family of 7 and had everything we needed (although a better potato peeler wouldn't go amiss!”

“When can we move in?”

“Lots of Space.”

“Newly renovated and stylishly decorated.”

The property

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BRYNSIENCYN