Ty'r Anwylyd

Rating
Sleeps 5
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Games Room
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

16 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Garrett
June 2021

“In between ‘meeting and failing to meet’ my expectations.”

The only outside area that was enclosed at the back was for the recycling boxes and a big green bin. So this part should be omitted from the description as there is no seating area outside. The previous customers did not put out the recycling as the boxes were almost full. When I put out the recycling on the correct day along with the neighbours’ boxes- they were not emptied ! The house was dusty in places. There were no extra blankets ! ...

The only outside area that was enclosed at the back was for the recycling boxes and a big green bin. So this part should be omitted from the description as there is no seating area outside. The previous customers did not put out the recycling as the boxes were almost full. When I put out the recycling on the correct day along with the neighbours’ boxes- they were not emptied ! The house was dusty in places. There were no extra blankets ! Also the neighbours were not friendly. I thought the cottage was next to other holiday cottages, but instead we had neighbours on either side and the back bin area backed onto 3-4 other houses. It was extremely noisy. Local children screaming and shouting at the back. Neighbours were loud, drinking and shouting until early hours of the morning. This is not a holiday cottage at all! Thank goodness we had planned to go out every day. We left a day early because we couldn’t stand the noise or the unfriendly neighbours! Never again!

- Mrs Garrett, June 2021
Mrs Coutts October 2020

“In the twin room with the two single beds.”

It was difficult to sleep in due to the mattresses being so hard. I had a hip op about 3 yrs ago and it was most uncomfortable. Kids would probably be ok. Also due to the owner letting dogs stay, there was no hoover to keep the dog fur to a minium. I had to use other means. It would be a good idea to leave one out if you have booked for a week. The dates the owner has said to put the bins out was incorrect. We followed the instructions and the bins stayed full for 5 days so could not bring them in till emptied. The blue recycling bin never got emptied, the bin men only emptied the green eventually. We brought them both back in before we left. Parking was difficult. We where not able to park outside the house for the entire stay. A kind neighbour pointed us in the right direction. I parked it in the co op for £2 a day you need to download the "my parking space app " and pay through that. It was easy to do. My car could be seen from the house so I knew it was safe. It really wasn't a problem. I would like to say that we did however enjoy our stay and walks around the area. Its a lovely house and would most definitely recommend for a small family. We didn't eat out due to all the covid restrictions, so we made our own meals. Lovely gas fire in the living room which kept us warm. Everything you need for your stay.

- Mrs Coutts, October 2020
Ms Williams-jarvis September 2020

“Location fabulous Cottage very well equipped Cottage Very clean through out.”

Unfortunately parking is difficult and neighbours are unhappy , so people booking this cottage need to be made aware they can park on the COOP across the street at a very cheap daily cost. However you need to book a car parking space via the app yourparkingspace.co.uk at an affordable £2 per day. You cannot book a parking space in the store

- Ms Williams-jarvis, September 2020
Ms Hughes September 2020

“Even though the cottage is very dated it was spotless and contained every equipment to suit our needs .”

Parking is a big problem though .It is advertised as an unadopted road with a first come first served option for parking .However we arrived and parked in an empty space only to have a very irate neighbour shouting at us demanding we move the car out of her parking space a few hours later which we felt obliged to do.We ended up parking quite a few streets away which is not ideal .I think this needs to be made perfectly clear on your description of the cottage .

- Ms Hughes, September 2020
Mr Raval September 2020

“It was not cottage, it was a house in very hostile neighbourhood.”

One of the worst Holiday of my life. No lighting, the sleeping bed was so uncomfortable and noisy.

- Mr Raval, September 2020
Mrs Harrison August 2020

“The location is great and the property is a good size for four.”

Comfy bed and sofas. Kitchen excellently kitted out. Nice to have a dining room too. BUT parking was a massive issue and we could only get a space 2 days out of 7 and were asked to.move by neighbours. The alternatives we were give by the owner all had the possibility of being fined, as were permit only or on private land. We arrived on a stinking hot day and the master bed is on the 3rd floor in the roof and was very warm. The window at the front of the house wouldn't open more than a crack so we couldn't get a through draft. The bed creaked when we turned over which was irritating but the mattress was comfy. Bins didn't get collected for the whole week despite leaving it out. Downstairs the floor in the dining room had soft patches and felt spongy like your foot would go through and the kitchen cupboards and draws stank of mould when you open them. There was tape over the kitchen floor threshold sticking it down. The twin bedroom had a massive thread pull in the carpet. Just not a standard I expected through sykes and for the.money we paid. The owner was responsive to our questions which was good but the property was in need of maintenance.

- Mrs Harrison, August 2020
Mr Butcher July 2020

“Best option for parking is to pay for a week at the co-op (via a parking website).”

Neighbours occupy all the adjacent spaces.

- Mr Butcher, July 2020
Mr Poddar July 2020

“Parking outside the cottage was never possible whilst we were there as local residents were using all the available shared space.”

However we found a spot nearby that we often used and only twice had to park further afield. unloading and loading the car was not an issue as you could park in the Co-op carpark to do this. The Bathroom is quite small. A proper bathmat would have been useful, but otherwise the cottage was well equipped and we had a lovely post-lockdown holiday in Dolgellau.

- Mr Poddar, July 2020
Mr Stone July 2019

“Be aware of proximity to supermarket, if you're an early riser though it won't make any difference.”

- Mr Stone, July 2019
Dr Moorthie July 2019

“Good location with easy access to all activities in Snowdon clean cottage comfortable.”

Parking was not very easy. We would have preferred proper parking space along with the cottage. Over night we parked outside an brought the car in the mornings to coop car park to load. Having super market close by was convenient . Enjoyed all the walks and activities around in Snowdon Had a fantastic holiday and good time with our daughter.

- Dr Moorthie, July 2019
A Holiday Lettings verified reviewer June 2019

“Cosy house”

We liked the house and the location apart from the people going to Co-op and passing the front window. Also the delivery for the Co-op started about 7.00am, so woke everyone up. The house itself was clean, bed linen and towels provided, including soap, hot water, nicely decorated. Not really happy about the parking as its first come first served but if were in the area again would probably stay here.

- A Holiday Lettings verified reviewer, June 2019
Mr Box June 2019

“Had a lovely stay and cottage really nice and well equipped, its where we wanted to be.”

My only downside was there said there was parking but it was actually a first come first served basis and didn't like that. Also instructions for getting to the house could have been better because this is behind another row of houses and when you arrive and it is raining the last thing you need is to park on the main road and go hunting for the house number which didn't run consecutively.

- Mr Box, June 2019
Mr Robottom April 2019

“Lovely cottage, great Central location, everything you could need provided and bigger than we had expected.”

No noise from co-op itself just the people walking to it in front of the house. Always got a parking space but a bit inconvenient and often the last space. Dog friendly but no garden or grass.

- Mr Robottom, April 2019
Mrs Hughes April 2019

“Really enjoyed our stay.”

Comfortable cottage and close to amenities. Parking was difficult but we parked in the Co-Op car park when loading and unloading the car, then used the lay-by on the main road. We would definitely stay again.

- Mrs Hughes, April 2019
Mrs May October 2018

“Good value for money.”

Very central for walking into town. Bus service amazing.

- Mrs May, October 2018
Mrs Davis September 2018

“The house was comfortable with a good heating system it was very clean and contained everthing we could need on holiday, situated in the centre of the village close to shops and plenty of places to eat out with excelent food.”

Views of Cadir Idris from bedroom window

- Mrs Davis, September 2018
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The property

Ty'r Anwylyd is a charming, stone-built terrace situated in a tucked away position which rests in the heart of the attractive town of Dolgellau, within the glorious Snowdonia National Park.

It is perfect for a fun-packed break with your loved ones as it sits within close proximity of the Cader Idris mountain range, a number of superb seaside spots and many thrilling outdoor opportunities.

Just tucked away from the delights of Dolgellau, step into this inviting cottage and find yourself in the comfortable sitting room, warmed by a gas fire and offering the luxury of a Smart TV for those cosy nights in as a group.

Pass through the splendid dining room to reach the fresh, white kitchen which comes equipped with a range of handy appliances.

The three bedrooms are found on the upper floors of Ty'r Anwylyd, with the first floor hosting a twin and a single.

The master bedroom rests comfortably under the eaves on the second floor, hosting a double bed and displaying views towards the imposing Cader Idris.

Before each day of unforgettable adventure, get yourself ready in the pleasant bathroom.

A sitting area lies to the outside of the property, perfect for those much-needed refreshments on a sunny day.

Take a short stroll into Dolgellau's attractive core, its colourful streets are lined with pretty buildings and an assortment of excellent amenities.

Something to suit all tastes can be found in the surrounding area, with a myriad of breath-takingly scenic walking and cycling opportunities running right from your doorstep, to the wonderful seaside destinations of Barmouth and Aberdyfi.

Explore the magnificent region of North Wales from this charming home-from-home.

Summary

Over three floors
Three bedrooms: 1 x second floor double, 1 x twin, 1 x single
Bathroom with a shower over bath, basin and WC
Kitchen
Dining room
Sitting room with gas fire.
Gas central heating and gas fire in sitting room
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, Smart TV with Freeview, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off-road parking on a first come, first served basis
Rear yard, communal garden at from with furniture
Two well-behaved dogs welcome (downstairs only)
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2 minute walk
Note: The second floor bedroom has sloping ceilings
Note: The cottage is close to the local Co-op and its car park, although private and well screened some noise may be heard.

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About the location

DOLGELLAU

Fairbourne 8 miles; Barmouth 10 miles; Aberdovey 20 miles.

This small, beautiful market town is located in the heart of southern Snowdonia, between the imposing Cader Idris mountain range and the sea. It’s a superb base for a holiday - perfect for combining the many outdoor pursuits on offer in Snowdonia with relaxing days out on the soft sandy beaches of Barmouth, Fairbourne and Aberdovey. The town itself offers a good selection of shops, five pubs and a wine bar, along with a number of excellent restaurants, cafes and two bakeries, that produce fresh bread and cakes each day. Dolgellau is home to over 200 listed buildings, allegedly the highest concentration in the whole of Wales, and the town is also a designated 'cycle break centre' boasting a range of dedicated cycle routes all around the area. Close by is the Coed y Brenin mountain bike trail and this location is ideal for quiet outdoor recreation with superb scenery, mountains, forests, waterfalls, castles and beaches all close to hand.

Region Information

Anglesey Cottage Holidays

Ty'r Anwylyd

Dolgellau, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 986541)

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Reviews

“In between ‘meeting and failing to meet’ my expectations.”

“In the twin room with the two single beds.”

“Location fabulous Cottage very well equipped Cottage Very clean through out.”

“Even though the cottage is very dated it was spotless and contained every equipment to suit our needs .”

“It was not cottage, it was a house in very hostile neighbourhood.”

“The location is great and the property is a good size for four.”

“Best option for parking is to pay for a week at the co-op (via a parking website).”

“Parking outside the cottage was never possible whilst we were there as local residents were using all the available shared space.”

“Be aware of proximity to supermarket, if you're an early riser though it won't make any difference.”

“Good location with easy access to all activities in Snowdon clean cottage comfortable.”

“Cosy house”

“Had a lovely stay and cottage really nice and well equipped, its where we wanted to be.”

“Lovely cottage, great Central location, everything you could need provided and bigger than we had expected.”

“Really enjoyed our stay.”

“Good value for money.”

“The house was comfortable with a good heating system it was very clean and contained everthing we could need on holiday, situated in the centre of the village close to shops and plenty of places to eat out with excelent food.”