Awelon

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Sleeps 4 people
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
No pets allowed

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

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

8 Customer Review(s)

“Had s fabulous holiday in Awelon ,Lovely cottage, very well equipped , comfy and clean , Fabulous garden.”

Abersock was really lovely just a few shops and restaurants and a lovely beach . The whole area was beautiful ,would definitely.go back

Abersock was really lovely just a few shops and restaurants and a lovely beach . The whole area was beautiful ,would definitely.go back

- Mrs Clark, June 2019
“The cottage is fine but it doesn’t have a view to the sea and all soaps are just a little amount and there are some of insects.”

- Mr Alghamdi, June 2019

Thank you for taking the time to review your stay. Whilst we don't have sea views, there are lovely views across the countryside to the Rhiw headland. The office has been trying to contact you to get some further information with regards the insects. We've inspected the cottage twice now and can only find the usual odd spider and fly you'd expect to find in the countryside. If you could contact Menai with further information, we would really appreciate it. Sykes owner relations
“Our first time visiting the Lleyn Peninsula.”

The weather was perfect for walking and the views were superb. The cottage was extremely comfortable and well designed and the little book of walks provided on the Lleyn Peninsula was extremely useful. We did 3 of them. Our favourite was around Aberdaron for the amazing views of Bardsey island The decor, furniture and bed linen in the cottage were all good quality which exceeded our expectations. We found the local people to be friendly and helpful. All in all we had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend Menai Cottages and the Lleyn Peninsula.

- Mrs Evans, May 2019
“Excellent accommodation, very comfortable and extremely well equipped in a very beautiful and peaceful location - would highly recommend especially if your looking for a relaxing and quiet getaway.”

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“A lovely clean cottage with all the items you could want and done out to a high standard.”

Pictures on site probably don't portray this cottage as being big, but we were surprised that it was as big as it was. Would highly recommend to any one. Location being in between Aberdaron and Abersoch is quiet, but so long as you happy to drive 10 mins you can easily then find a shop, pub, restaurant or beach. For walkers great spot to. Lots of ground attached to cottage for either kids to play or just chill. Personally even little things like good wifi made a difference here. Loved just chilling in the main room gazing out of the massive windows at the views. If this cottage was based in Abersoch it would be double the price

- Simon Elias,
“Great location and comfortable.”

Would be nice if there was washing up liquid and toilet paper on arrival. Weather was great but only one chair in courtyard and one sunbed. Didn't need to use the cabin.

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From Owner: Apologies, the lack of toilet roll was an oversight, we usually ensure there’s at least 1 roll ready for arrival. We’re going to get some more chairs for the courtyard, however, in the meantime there is a table & 4 chairs round the corner in the main garden which can be moved about easily. Thanks for the feedback. Sykes owner relations
“A lovely, well equipped cottage, furnished to a high standard.”

Great outside space.

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“Lovely cottage and fab views!”

No curtains in the seating area, felt a bit exposed at night! Well equipped cottage.

- Julie Evans,

From Owner: Thanks for the feedback. We’ve been considering whether to put curtains up but don’t want to spoil the open views both night & day, we’re going to look at this again this winter & see if we can find a solution which retains the maximum views! Sykes owner relations
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The property

This modern and bright bungalow has been perfectly designed to maximise space with the bedrooms at the front so as to benefit from the floor to ceiling windows in the open planned living area at the rear.

Nestled in the countryside of the Llyn but just a couple of miles from the sandy shores of Hells Mouth Beach (Porth Neigwl in Welsh), you really do get the best of both worlds!

"What a fantastic base from which to explore the Llyn Peninsula, although if you wanted to hang up the car keys and stay put no one would blame you!" If you fancy a day out, why not head towards the pretty fishing village of Aberdaron with its sandy bay, shops and cafes.

If you’re after more than building sand castles, you can pop to the National Trust site just next to the beach to learn about the history and wildlife of the Llyn or for the more adventurous, follow the coastal footpath to Porth Meudwy where you can catch a boat to Bardsey Island!

If you are after a bit more bustle, head the same distance in the opposite direction and you will find yourself in the popular seaside village of Abersoch.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 2 x king, 1 x twin
1 x Wet room with overhead waterfall shower head and separate hand held option, hand basin, loo and heated towel radiator
Kitchen with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and Nespresso machine
Sitting room with TV, DVD player and woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and Nespresso machine
TV, DVD player,woodburning stove
Wifi
Countryside views
Sunhouse
Off road parking for 2 cars
Large garden laid to lawn
Level access
High chair, travel cot
Approx 4 miles to amenities in Abersoch.

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About the location

BOTWNNOG

Pwllheli 9 miles; Porthmadog 23 miles;

A delightful village sat on the Llyn Peninsula in Gwynedd, North West Wales. A small place brandishing beautiful stone buildings and scenery. As well as this, Botwnnog has a delightful cafe and a post office. It is surrounded by delightful places offering everything you need and more. Botwnnog sits between Mynytho and Sarn Meyllteyrn offering your local amenities. Further afield is the popular holiday destination of Pwllheli, a place boasting all of your usual seaside entertainment. Criccieth, Porthmadog and Portmeirion are also places worth visiting as Snowdonia National Park is also within driving distance.

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Reviews & Ratings

“Had s fabulous holiday in Awelon ,Lovely cottage, very well equipped , comfy and clean , Fabulous garden.”

“The cottage is fine but it doesn’t have a view to the sea and all soaps are just a little amount and there are some of insects.”

“Our first time visiting the Lleyn Peninsula.”

“Excellent accommodation, very comfortable and extremely well equipped in a very beautiful and peaceful location - would highly recommend especially if your looking for a relaxing and quiet getaway.”

“A lovely clean cottage with all the items you could want and done out to a high standard.”

“Great location and comfortable.”

“A lovely, well equipped cottage, furnished to a high standard.”

“Lovely cottage and fab views!”