Ty Ardwyn

Sleeps 7
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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* Based on a combined average customer score

10 Customer Review(s)

Mr Woodburn
November 2021

“A beautiful property in an idyllic setting.”

A seaview from at the front and a castle view from the rear bedrooms, the seafront is on your doorstep. Super clean and welcoming on arrival, Ty Ardwyn was a big hit with all our family, ages ranging 18 months to 78. ...

A seaview from at the front and a castle view from the rear bedrooms, the seafront is on your doorstep. Super clean and welcoming on arrival, Ty Ardwyn was a big hit with all our family, ages ranging 18 months to 78. A very nice large kitchen with ample equipment/utensils, a lovely lounge with wood burning stove for cosy nights in. All the stylish bedrooms with comfortable mattresses, everybody slept well, which is very unusual for us on holiday! We wouldn't hesitate to book again and will highly recommend to friends and family. Criccieth is a charming village, enough dog friendly eating establishments, we particularly enjoyed the prince of Wales, very good home cooked food. All in all an excellent week, even the weather behaved considering it was late November!

- Mr Woodburn, November 2021
Mrs Sale August 2021

“A lovely house a minute from the beach & a view of the sea from the bay windows at the front of the house.”

Perfect for our family of 3 generations including 2 children & dog with everything you need for a stress free break. Safe beaches for swimming & paddle-boarding. Choice of restaurants & shop & butcher's just up the road. We look forward to returning soon.

- Mrs Sale, August 2021
Mrs O'mahony August 2021

“We have done a few family cottage holidays now and this has proved to be the best accommodation we have booked, thank you.”

Certainly the rooms are generous proportions and crockery etc. all matches which made me very happy :) and is good quality, with a very generously stocked kitchen. Fridge is a very good size and cooker, hob etc. were great too. Bathrooms/toilets adequate in number for a large party of adults and also good quality. We felt like we were on holiday as soon as we got there. We really enjoyed the ample dining tables both inside and out, with the neighbour being friendly and even joining in with our quiz words over the fence!! My 78 year old mum and her partner were able to access the top suite as the stairs are steeper, but made easier by being carpeted. Criccieth was not difficult to park in even on a busy day so long as you are happy to drive around the block/along the front so all 3 cars we brought were able to park for free all week even though the sun was shining for most of it (during August) so I guess it was 'busy'. Best day out was definitely Portmeirion which comes highly recommended if you like a wander and architecture etc. We also had a body board at Hell's mouth (approx 30 mins drive and stunning/wild, viewed later from Plas in Rhiw) Surprisingly the kebab shop in Criccieth is worth a mention being well stocked with groceries/alcohol at the back and good takeaway food (book early for collection later) Close dog beach next to the castle, but the best one was the other side of Dylans - 5 mins walk along the promenade. Once the tide is lower there is a decent stretch of sand to run the dogs on a bit further round the bay if your pooch is shy of stones as our greyhounds are! The only reason I would not book again is that we like to discover somewhere new each year. Felt really emotional unpacking as we enjoyed it all so much !!!!!!

- Mrs O'mahony, August 2021
Mrs Norman July 2021

“Beautiful, spacious, well appointed house in a great location.”

The sea and castle views really make you feel like you're on holiday!

- Mrs Norman, July 2021
Miss Hargreaves May 2021

“Had a fabulous 3 day break in Criccieth and Ty Ardwyn was a beautiful place to stay and the location was superb.”

The house was perfect in every single way!

- Miss Hargreaves, May 2021
Mrs Moseley September 2020

“The facilities were excellent.”

Brilliant location, thought the parking may have been an issue but wasn't. Well equipped with everything you could possibly need. We had an amazing hisay.

- Mrs Moseley, September 2020
Mrs Baron August 2020

“Nice house and location”

- Mrs Baron, August 2020
Mrs Jones August 2019

“We had a wonderful holiday in this lovely bright and comfortable holiday home”

- Mrs Jones, August 2019
Mrs Todd June 2019

“Loved Criccieth, loved ty Ardwyn, the location was perfect, the house was clean, the kitchen was particularly well equipped.”

The lounge would benefit from cafe style shutters as passers by can see directly in but other than that everything was good. Thank you

- Mrs Todd, June 2019
Julie Wilson Feb 2018

“Beautiful house!”

Beautiful location! This house has absolutely everything you could need for 7 people to have a great break away in North Wales. We will definitely stay here again. Right near the beach so great for children and dogs. You have Cafes, Cadwalladers ice cream parlour and Dylans all within walking distance. Perfect!

- Julie Wilson, Feb 2018
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The property

Lovingly renovated, this beautiful mid terrace Victorian holiday house is set over 3 floors with views of Criccieth Castle from the rear bedrooms and the beach from the bay windows at the front.

Ty Ardwyn is just minutes away from the shoreline, the castle, galleries and a wide variety of individual shops, cafes and restaurants. This is the perfect place to explore, relax and unwind with family and friends.

The owners have provided many thoughtful touches to ensure your stay is pleasurable whatever the season. "We love Criccieth and Ty Ardwyn.

Situated in the heart of this lovely seaside town, it's set to become a firm favourite!" Criccieth is a delightful seaside town with many good places to eat, interesting individual shops and the famous Cadwalladers ice cream parlour.

A short drive takes you to the Italianate village of Portmeirion the Welsh Highland Railway, other castles and, of course, magnificent Snowdonia. You will want to return again and again!

Summary

Four bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x king size bed (zip/ink option the bed can be made up as twin by request), 1 x single, 1 x king with ensuite
Family bathroom with shower over bath, WC and basin
Ensuite shower, WC and basin
Cloakroom WC and basin
Kitchen with breakfast table
Sitting room with wood burning stove, dining and sating area
Central heating with wood burning stove
Electric oven with gas hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave
Smart TV , Wifi
Initial supply of logs
Bed linen and towels provided
High chair, travel cot (no linen)
Three dogs welcome
Enclosed courtyard with outdoor furniture and lockable shed
Pubs, shops and restaurants 0.1 miles
NOTE Stairs to the top floor are narrower and steeper than normal and there is a beam at the top.

About the location

CRICCIETH

Porthmadog 5 miles; Portmeirion 8 miles; Abersoch 15 miles;

Often described as the 'Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia’, this delightful seaside town is situated just 5 miles from Porthmadog. The town’s 13th century castle perches majestically on a rocky outcrop, dominating the skyline and offering superb views of Tremadog Bay and the Snowdonia mountains. Watersports enthusiasts will be delighted by the two beaches, whilst walkers and bikers are spoilt for choice by the proximity of the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Stroll along the beaches, watch porpoises playing in the surf, or relax in the various pubs, restaurants and tea rooms, sampling the famous Cadwalader’s ice cream. Further afield, attractions such as Portmeirion’s wonderful Italianate gardens, the Ffestiniog railway in Porthmadog, Harlech Castle, Caernarfon Castle and the beautiful beaches and renowned golf courses of the Llyn Peninsula are all within an easy drive.

Note: The stairs to access the top floor eaves bedroom are slightly narrower and steeper than the average staircase with a beam at the top.

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Criccieth, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 1009070)

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Reviews & Ratings

“A beautiful property in an idyllic setting.”

“A lovely house a minute from the beach & a view of the sea from the bay windows at the front of the house.”

“We have done a few family cottage holidays now and this has proved to be the best accommodation we have booked, thank you.”

“Beautiful, spacious, well appointed house in a great location.”

“Had a fabulous 3 day break in Criccieth and Ty Ardwyn was a beautiful place to stay and the location was superb.”

“The facilities were excellent.”

“Nice house and location”

“We had a wonderful holiday in this lovely bright and comfortable holiday home”

“Loved Criccieth, loved ty Ardwyn, the location was perfect, the house was clean, the kitchen was particularly well equipped.”

“Beautiful house!”

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About the location

CRICCIETH