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Beudy

(Ref. 982191)

Chwilog, North Wales & Snowdonia Show on map

4.7

Sykes rating

  • 6 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Hot tub
  • Off road parking
  • Ground floor bedroom
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Washing machine
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

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41 Customer Reviews

  • "The Beudy cottage is ideally located and has a great layout, it is perfect for dogs and coming back from outdoor activities in all weathers (lots of rain!"

    ). The hot tub is a bonus and the views across the bay each morning were brilliant, all this makes the stay relaxing and peaceful. This was a return visit and once again Arwel the host was really helpful and friendly, and all the facilities were pretty much spot on, and nice and clean. J

    Reviewed by JamesNov 2023

  • "Beudy was an amazing experience for us."

    Location is second to none. Easy driving to local towns, beaches and into the mountains. Nice walks down to the local beach and pub so the car is not even needed. Having a dog the garden felt very secure which was perfect. The cottage itself is very well equipped, some great information at arrival and the owner very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. A very safe and relaxing experience. We hope to be back soon.

    Reviewed by LeeOct 2023

  • "We had a fantastic stay at Beudy."

    The cottage is lovely and the owners were so friendly and helpful. We plan to return next year.

    Reviewed by NicolaOct 2023

  • "Amazing! Had a great time thank you, house was beautiful :)"

    Reviewed by MatthewSep 2023

  • "The place was better than i expected."

    Plenty of space in the building and the Outside area which we spent plenty of time in . The owners were so helpful and really nice and only there if you needed them . Lots of great places to go with some Great beaches. Will definitely return. Loved it .

    Reviewed by PhilipSep 2023

  • "Lovely hosts, they go the extra mile and it it much appreciated."

    Reviewed by RobAug 2023

  • "The cottage was lovely."

    Had everything you needed. Lovely and clean and very well presented. Hot tub was always clean and checked on daily. Lovely leaves over to the beach. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to stay in Wales. We will be back. The owner was very helpful also, called us a couple of days before we arrived.

    Reviewed by BethanyJun 2023

  • "I left a list with the owner and I also sent Sykes a list by email."

    Additionally I left my hoodie there and have phoned twice and received no response. I’d like my jacket back please. If you didn’t receive the list please email me and I’ll send it as an attachment. It’s long to put in here. Thank you.

    Reviewed by JulieJun 2023

  • "Excellent lovely barn conversion in a beautiful location."

    Arwel and family so helpful and friendly and next door if needed. Outside space so comfortable and safe for the dogs. Walks on your doorstep ideal with the dogs. Will be back. Thankyou so much tina Bailey and co .

    Reviewed by ChristinaMay 2023

  • "Great location and a really good host"

    Reviewed by RobertMay 2023

  • "We loved the cottage and the situation."

    Great walks for our dog and our grandson love the football nets. The cottage has everything we needed and is very comfortable. Arwel was very welcoming and couldn't have been more helpful with information about the area. We will definitely be back soon. Thank you. Dave and Debbie

    Reviewed by DavidApr 2023

  • "On the face of it the property is really good."

    Excellent location, great garden and lovely property. However, there are a number of things that we had issues with. On arrival we were faced with an issue with the electrics that prevented the Wi-Fi, hot water and heating from working. We didn't have to leave the property whilst the owner tried to sort it but we felt like we were in the way so left to the local pub (highly recommend the food!). He couldn't sort the issue so an electrician had to be called, the electrician left about 11pm. The resultant repair left an extension cable running from the loft to a socket in the lounge- as apparently it couldn't be fully sorted until the end of August when there is a gap in the bookings. We were advised that we were the guinea pigs for the temporary repair. The heating and hot water didn't work properly all week and we had to manually put the heating and hot water on when we needed it. The owner didn't seem overly concerned as we had found ways to work around it ourselves. The en-suite shower did little more than a drip of water- which I assumed the owner would be aware about given they have to clean it before each occupation but it came as a surprise to him when I mentioned it. He made it clear that he was not going to sort it whilst we were in but he would get the part ready for him to fix before the new people coming in on Friday. He also asked why didn't we mention it on Sunday, to which we answered we assumed he would know. This left 6 adults using one mediocre shower - 4 for the latter part of the week. The taps in the main bathroom were not fixed in properly meaning we had to hold the cold bath tap to ensure the water went in the bath not on the floor. Not ideal for washing babies/small dogs. The owner seemed to let himself into the property whilst we were out - the first time to drop the cot off which he forgot about the day we arrived and the second time to diagnose the shower problem - which he didn't sort. He regularly let himself into the garden to check on the hot tub but he often left the gate open. This meant the garden was not secure for our dog, especially if we didn't know he had been through the gate and left it open. The kitchen is poorly set out. The table prevents access to the dishwasher making it a two person job. There were lots of dog hairs - not belonging to our dog, especially in the window seat and around the edges of the rooms and in the main bathroom. Worryingly, there were dead insects on the children's play equipment provided in the accommodation (the play kitchen set) The lighting is quite poor - but not a major problem. The hot tub didn't seem to be at temperature and there was no way of altering it. The owner even asked on our last night what our plans were for the hot tub as he wanted to get a head start draining it for Friday change over! We told him we were using it, To which replied that is fine as you have the property until your departure. We thought that would mean him coming at 9am to empty the hot tub, however at 5.45am the next morning Arwel could be heard coming to the property to empty the hot tub! By walking past the property it caused our dog to wake and bark meaning we were all awake by 6am. I don't think this is acceptable as we had paid for use of this accommodation until 9am and the early wake up is not what you want on holiday. Given the new occupiers can't arrive before 5:30 pm, this seems like plenty of time to sort the hot tub. Other than this the fridge needs looking at as it doesn't keep food cold enough, the curtain rails are falling off in the bedroom, there is no storage for clothing in 1 of the rooms and very limited in another. Overall, the property is suitable for a base for a holiday. The garden is secure for all dogs (given the gate is shut) and the views of the sea are beautiful. Arwel is a lovely man who means well, however we felt from early on in our week long stay that we were an inconvenience given the issues the property was having. We felt like they were keen to get rid of us, and this is highlighted by the request to drain the hot tub the night before we left and Arwel turning up at sunrise to drain it on our departure day, waking us all up and it felt like hurrying us along. We struggled to relax knowing that the owner can, and will just turn up at any time of his convenience to look at the issues (but never fix them). We accept that the electrics issue was beyond the owners control and he did everything he could to ensure we could stay at the property , but the other issues are all things that he should have known about as the owner who should spend time on handover day checking it over. Maybe if we had mentioned them to him he may have been able to sort them but they shouldn't have been issues in the first place.

    Reviewed by EmmaApr 2023

  • "A fabulous cottage in a perfect location."

    The cottage was clean, tidy and warm with everything we needed. The dog walks from the cottage were amazing with the beach only a 20 min walk, and the hot tub perfect for relaxing. A very well kept and maintained cottage, the owner was great and very helpful, thank you. When we arrived the owner was there to show us around and how things like the heating and hot tub worked. There was lots to do close by, good cycling routes and good shops a short drive away. Already looking at booking again for another relaxing holiday.

    Reviewed by LindaMar 2023

  • "Couldn't have asked for more - absolutely lovely cottage, just as described and with real attention to detail to make our stay as comfortable as possible."

    Fab setting with views across to the sea, glorious hot tub, spotless rooms with every little thing you might need. Friendly and knowledgeable host with lots of ideas for things to do/see or places to eat within easy reach. We would definitely stay here again!

    Reviewed by AndreaFeb 2023

  • "Owner was very friendly and knowledgeable."

    He gave good hints and tips on places to visit and local pubs serving food etc. Fixed leaking tap immediately, nothing too much trouble. Would totally recommend for families as the garden was really safe. Hot tub was a bonus, views amazing.

    Reviewed by SueFeb 2023

  • "We had a wonderful holiday."

    The Cottage is all you could want. Lovely and beautifully furnished . Everything you would need. Beds and couches are very comfortable. Bedding clean and pretty. Bathrooms were clean and very nice. Lovely garden with more than ample furniture and to top it all a very luxurious hot tub . Arwel our host and his wife must have worked very hard to get this cottage to an excellent standard. Though we didn't meet his wife nothing was too much trouble for them they were very kind and helpful. A beautiful spot to spend time relaxing and enjoying the view. And just right to visit the whole of the Llyn. We hope to book for next year and bring some our sons as well as one of our daughters who came with us this time. Would highly recommend. Thank you Arwel and your dear wife for a lovely holiday. With kindest regards, Pam and Ivor.

    Reviewed by PamelaNov 2022

  • "We spent a week here in October 2022."

    The cottage enjoys a great location- with views of the sea in the distance. It is well kitted out with free Wifi, a functional kitchen complete with cooker, fridge freezer, dishwasher and a washing machine and 2 bathrooms. The lounge area is comfortable, a TV with access to usual free channels and Netflix ( if you have a password). There are 3 bedrooms- a master with en-suite, another double and another with 2 singles. A family bathroom with shower and bath services these rooms. The double room was comfortable however lacked its own wardrobe- so storing clothes was tricky, especially for a week long stay. All in all though, we found the interior of the cottage clean, homely and very comfortable. The outside was also nicely done- enclosed garden ( perfect for the dog) lots of sitting space and a lovely hot tub which we really enjoyed after long Welsh walks! On arrival the owner Arwel was super friendly and showed us around the property inviting us to feel free to give him a knock ( he lives next door) if we needed anything. The cottage boasts walks to get to a Beach or into the village to the pub- we did both. We also drove further afield to experience longer walks with truly stunning views and beaches. It’s a wonderful part of the world if you enjoy walking! All in all a really lovely week - highly recommend a stay here!

    Reviewed by ChristinaOct 2022

  • "Had an amazing stay at Beudy cottage with a group of friends."

    Our host Arwel was super friendly and made sure everything was perfect for us. The pictures on the advertisement did not give this place justice as it is an absolutely stunning cottage with some lovely quality fixtures. The hot tub really made this break very enjoyable and we will be returning for another visit soon

    Reviewed by DawnOct 2022

  • "We found Beudy clean and well appointed with comfortable beds."

    We particularly enjoyed the hot tub at the end of each day. Beudy js in a very quiet location with lovely views of the sea and mountains on the coast line. It was perfect for our dogs too having a self contained garden and walks possible from the property. . The Llyn Peninsula is stunning with plenty of gorgeous beaches and mountains and the owner was most helpful with his suggestions of where to visit as well as anything else we needed help with We loved it so much that we plan to return

    Reviewed by JanetSep 2022

  • "We had a very pleasant stay in Beudy."

    We were staying with family in the other two cottages and we all enjoyed the views, gardens and quality of the properties. Arwel was very accommodating and told us about things we needed to know such as good dog walks and where to eat. Our cottage was very clean and tidy on arrival and had most things we needed. We were pleased to be able to walk our dog to the beach and there were plenty of things to do. We would recommend Beudy to others especially if planning on holidaying with others.

    Reviewed by BenAug 2022

  • "Great place to stay, convenient location and fantastic facilities."

    Will definitely be back.

    Reviewed by GarethAug 2022

  • "Beautiful property in stunning surroundings."

    Hosts were fantastic and very attentive. Lots of places to visit nearby. I would highly recommend to anyone.

    Reviewed by TriciaJul 2022

  • "Few days away with my mum and dog."

    Accommodation was excellent, spotless with unique decor. Very quiet. Great base for exploring Aberdaron, Abersoch, Lanbedrog and Porthor beaches. We didn’t eat out as the cottage was so lovely to eat in.. fully enclosed garden for my dog, with a wonderful hot tub. Views at the front of cardigan bay. Very helpful host. Well needed break and birthday treat for mum We will definitely return.

    Reviewed by DeborahMar 2022

  • "We had an amazing experience from the initial phone call to Sykes’s to get a ..."

    We had an amazing experience from the initial phone call to Sykes’s to get a same day last minute break the lady on the phone was lovely The cottage was just wow wow wow the photos do not do it any justice lovely owners on site really can’t recommend this place enough in fact I have made 2 more bookings as we are regular visitors to the area so this is my new favourite place Get it booked you won’t regret it

    Reviewed by JakkiMar 2022

  • "Very comfortable cottage and good base for exploring Lleyn peninsula by car."

    The owners live on site and are very helpful if you need anything

    Reviewed by NickDec 2021

  • "Great accommodation - really high standard, extremely comfortable and the location is fabulous as a base to explore the whole peninsular."

    The hosts are very friendly and welcoming, and we not hesitate to return to this lovely place.

    Reviewed by TracyNov 2021

  • "The cottage has been sympathetically renovated in a traditional manner with a contemporary twist."

    Ideal base to tour the Llyn peninsular local beach a short walk away. The accommodation was spotless , proprietors prepared to go the extra mile to ensure a great experience. We will be revisiting in the near future. Tony & Sally plus two pointers Staffordshire.

    Reviewed by TonyOct 2021

  • "Our stay in Beady was great."

    The cottage itself exceeded our expectation. Inside was very clean and extremely comfortable. The recently redone outside area was particularly nice with the addition of a private hot tub and two good seating areas. The cottage owners were unobtrusive, but very friendly. We and our dog had a lovely week and we would 100% recommend.

    Reviewed by AurioleSep 2021

  • "The cottage was very well presented and the owner very friendly."

    We really enjoyed the lovely views, the hot tub and the dog friendly garden. It was also a good location to visit local attractions. My only disappointment was that there was a play area and trampoline advertised on booking that we were never made aware is no longer available. Having a trampoline was a major reason I chose the cottage for our jumping mad children and I would have appreciated being made aware it has been removed. Having said that we thoroughly enjoyed our holiday and wouldn't hesitate to return if we were in the area or to recommend the cottages to others.

    Reviewed by ElizabethJul 2021

  • "Dealing with Sykes during the covid-19 situation was difficult, parts of the website, such as my account continually not accessible, getting the "opp!"

    S we couldn't reach that page" dialogue box The cottage, was excellent, very clean, warm and comfortable, the hosts Arwel and Sinoed, were great, very friendly, welcoming, attentive and helpful. A beautiful place, great views, lots of lovely walks with our two dogs and the beach is a 20 minute walk away. This holiday was perfect for us.

    Reviewed by SeanOct 2020

  • "We had a great holiday and loved our accommodation."

    The hot tub was very popular, even in the rain. I have booked an out of season holiday in 2021 and very much look forward to returning.

    Reviewed by Philippa JillAug 2020

  • "We spent a very comfortable week at Beudy cottage this February half term on what turned out to be one of the wettest and windiest weeks that N Wales has experienced."

    Our Host Arwel made us feel very welcome and relaxed. He was very keen to show us the new hot tub he had just installed which my family including two young boys thoroughly enjoyed several times even in the rain! The standard of decoration, and equipment in the cottage was first class and it was a real pleasure to have such a cosy base to return to each time we had ventured out . We would not hesitate to use Beudy cottage again in the future. Many thanks again Philip & Glynis Kilner and family.

    Reviewed by PhilipFeb 2020

  • "Lovely location, beautiful cottage, well equipped kitchen."

    Lovely to be able to take the dog too as our cottage had a small enclosed private garden. Owners are on site, welcoming but leave you to get on with your holiday. Only (very slight) negatives would be the lack of drawers in the twin bedroom. In the second double bedroom and twin bedroom there was hanging space provided by hangars on hooks behind the door. The road to the cottage - for the final quarter of a mile - is unmade. Not a problem for most cars but probably worth mentioning if you have a sports car with limited ground clearance or if you don't want to get your wheels dirty! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and would recommend and go again.

    Reviewed by CaroleSep 2019

  • "Fabulous, comfy,clean,great location, everything we could ask for."

    Would certainly book again.

    Reviewed by GarySep 2019

  • "We attended Cefn Coed Cottages late August 2019 so been a while since and a little late with feedback but can i just assure all that this is due to trying to find the superlatives to match the experience."

    The Location for a start is superb, tranquil and off the beaten track but close enough to Porthmadog, Pwllheli and even the fabulous Abersoch. We went as a family of 2 Grandparents, 2 Parents and 2 Children aged 8 and 6. Having never been to This side of Wales before I was a little sceptical but not fo long. It is magnificent and would recommend this to anyone. The kids loved it!! Visit the castle nearby at Criccieth but the location, array of beaches and walks is outstanding and we found so much to keep everyone busy. There's even trout fishing and quad bike safari nearby not to mention the cute rabbit farm where the kids loved petting and holding the furry little bundles. All in all we couldn't find any complaints about this holiday. It was far better than we expected. The owners even brought a bbq round when the weather was warm wihtout us even asking! Great job Arwell (Owner). Pay a visit to the local butcher Poveys in Chwilog and the produce is terrific, with best pork pies tp boast (but get there quick or order as the locals snap these up). Enjoy Wales and this location is very highly recommended.

    Reviewed by DeonAug 2019

  • "Great all round holiday to North Wales found beaches really beautiful dog friendly, weather played a major part as it was glorious for nearly all the whole week."

    Reviewed by JohnJul 2019

  • "We stayed in Beudy cottage, with gorgeous and expansive sea views, surrounded by countryside."

    The cottages are on a family-owned plot, restored wonderfully from being former farm buildings. The interiors still keep the character (e.g wooden beams, floors, brick) but have modern comforts in the bathrooms, kitchen and so on. The owner and his family are very polite and helpful. When the weather forecast stuck to sun, sun, sun he whipped out some garden chair loungers and a BBQ! They were happy to help with any enquires to make our stay as comfortable as possible. Our dog thoroughly enjoyed his enclosed garden space and nearby walking tracks to explore and our young daughter had her first go on a swing in the communal garden area. The neighbouring cottage even has a hot tub in their private outdoor space! We would absolutely make this place at the top of our list every time a North Wales Holiday was put on the calendar.

    Reviewed by MartinMay 2019

  • "We thought the cottage was very comfortable and nice and clean."

    The surrounding area was very nice and easy to get to the coast. The owner was very obliging nothing was too much trouble helping wherever he could. We would recommend the cottage to friends and family.

    Reviewed by PeterApr 2019

  • "Beautiful cottage well stocked and comfortable couches ."

    However the central heating is controlled by the owners and on the first two evenings having no heating after the hour that was on around tea time we had to text the owners to switch on the heating. There was no fire in the lounge or any other heating . One day due to the bad cold ( hailstones and rain ) weather and my grand daughter was un well we stayed in and there was no day time heating at all and no hot water to give her a hot bath. we felt was this was unacceptable in April. The master bedroom never got warm even when the heating was on after our request for longer heating spells. We felt this spoilt our holiday and couldn't therefore recommend it to others until this is rectified.

    Thank you for your feedback. The heating is controlled by the WIFI system, however guests can override this at anytime. We are onsite to offer assistance if needed and if we are out, we are available to guide through any issues you may have overriding the heating. Kind regards, Property Owner

    Reviewed by GillMar 2019

  • "Cottage was furnished to a very high standard ."

    The location for us was perfect- walking trail just few minutes from cottage. Coastal resorts within few miles No hesitation in recommending Sykes and Cefn coed Beudy cottage

    Reviewed by KarenSep 2018

  • "Lovely cottage in a great location for visiting nearby coastal villages with some great beaches"

    Reviewed by JeanJul 2018

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Summary

  • Ground floor accommodation
  • Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin and 1 x double with en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC
  • Bathroom with bath, separate shower, basin and WC
  • Sitting room
  • Kitchen with dining area
  • Electric central heating
  • Electric hob and cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine
  • TV with Freeview and Netflix, WiFi, Selection of Games, Books, DVD's
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Off-road parking for three cars
  • Enclosed private garden with furniture and access to shared garden and kids play area
  • Two well behaved dogs are welcome at an additional charge of £30 per pet, per holiday - On occasion, the owner may accept a 3rd dog can attend at a further £40 charge, but please contact us to discuss this request
  • Please Note: The owner allows charging of an electric car from a 3 pin socket in the house at an additional charge of £100 per day
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop 20 minute walk
  • Pub 4 miles

The property

This beautifully converted cottage located in the hills by the village of Chwilog, just a short distance from the Llyn Peninsula's glorious beaches, is an elegant base for a family wanting to explore this stunning area.

The sleeping accommodation in the property consists of a twin room and two doubles, the master of which also boasts an en-suite shower room.

The rest of the property offers a modern kitchen with dining area and a spacious sitting room populated by comfortable sofas and tasteful furnishings.

This room also boasts a wonderful window seat that overlooks the shared gardens and the sea behind it.

Can be booked with property 982192 and 982193, together they sleep 16.

Cefn Coed Holiday Cottages

Nestled in the hills surrounding the village of Chwilog on North Wales’ Llyn Peninsula, are the delightful Cefn Coed Holiday Cottages. These beautifully converted properties were once stone outbuildings, but have been carefully restored and modernised with their charming original features and tasteful contemporary décor complementing one another perfectly. The detached cottages offer their guests enclosed private gardens with lawn and furnished patio areas, as well as the use of a shared communal garden and a children’s play area with trampoline. The area is fantastic for outdoor sports and walking, with the beaches of the Llyn Peninsula and the Snowdonia National Park in close proximity. There are plenty of walking trails close to the property, including the popular Lon Goed footpath, which passes along part of the driveway to the cottages. The quiet village of Chwilog is just under a mile away and Llanystumdwy, the village made famous for being the childhood home to former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, is a five-minute drive. Close by are the popular coastal resorts of Pwllheli, Criccieth and Abersoch, all offering fantastic beaches and plenty of places to eat and drink. Abersoch is a popular destination for those with a passion for sailing, with Regattas being held at the town for nearly 140 years. Criccieth is a pretty little town often regarded as ‘the pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia’, it is populated by characterful Victorian buildings and a medieval castle. Pwllheli is a bustling market town boasting a number of shops, eateries and a marina as well as a cinema and a leisure centre with swimming pool in case the weather turns.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £300.

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About the location

CHWILOG

Criccieth 4.5 miles; Pwllheli 5.2 miles; Porthmadog 9.5 miles; Abersoch 12 miles.

Chwilog is a small village on the Llyn Peninsula, near the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales, in a region of Wales renowned for its outstanding scenery and varied walking. The Afon Wen river runs through the village and down to the sea, just one mile away. A short drive away, Criccieth is a delightful seaside town with a 13th century castle sat on a rocky outcrop with wonderful views of Tremadog Bay and the Snowdonia mountains. Watersports enthusiasts will be delighted by the towns 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. Visit Abersoch, an attractive harbour village situated between two glorious bays. It is one of the most popular sailing venues in North Wales and important sailing regattas are held there throughout the summer months. Numerous shops cater for the tourist as well as pubs, restaurants and cafes. Watersports enthusiasts are also well catered for, particularly windsurfing, water skiing and dinghy sailing, not to mention renowned surfing at Hell’s Mouth. Further afield, attractions such as Portmeirion’s wonderful Italianate gardens, the individual shops and restaurants, as well as the Ffestiniog railway, in the bustling harbour town of Porthmadog, Harlech Castle, Pwllheli host to both European and world sailing events, Caernarfon Castle and the beautiful beaches and renowned golf courses of the Llyn Peninsula are all within an easy drive.

Two well behaved dogs are welcome at an additional charge of £30 per pet, per holiday. On occasion, the owner may accept a 3rd dog can attend at a further £40 charge, but please contact us to discuss this request.
Please Note: The owner allows charging of an electric car from a 3 pin socket in the house at an additional charge of £100 per day
This property has a Good Houseekeeping Bond of £300 from bookings made from 05/05/23 onwards.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas