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Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 2
Pets Yes
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Features

Hot tub
Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Washing machine
Shop less than 1 mile
Pub less than 1 mile

Reviews

13 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Roberts
April 2021

“I will start by saying that we enjoyed our break.”

But the cottage was not up to standard. The high dusting had not been done for quite time. The cottage has suffered from a lack of inspections for maintenance issues, ie ...

But the cottage was not up to standard. The high dusting had not been done for quite time. The cottage has suffered from a lack of inspections for maintenance issues, ie Toilet push button missing, holes in the wall because no door stop been fitted, a huge chip in the bath enamel also no plug chain, the twin room was desperate for a coat of paint, the main bedroom window has a broken gas seal, the floor is broken, the bathroom has a shower curtain held up with cable ties, plug chain missing, the silicone around the shower tray was show black in places, the whole floor creaked to an alarming degree, on the outside a cable was not clipped to the wall, the gutter was damaged, the courtyard has dipped in the middle and grouting was missing. I can not understand why these simple issues has not been picked up and addressed during the long lock down period. All these issues although annoying, they did not stop us enjoying a wonderful location.

- Mrs Roberts, April 2021
Mrs Cook August 2020

“Had a fantastic week.”

The cottage was spotless and well equipped. The on-site staff were friendly and helpful and Sunday lunch at the bistro was delicious. We loved the hot tub and spent several hours every time in there chilling out. Beautiful views. Only small gripes we had were that we needed a broom (to sweep up the conifer needles we carried in from the patio), the water went off a couple of times (but was back on within minutes) and the hot tap on the bath stopped working half way through the week. Will definitely book again.

- Mrs Cook, August 2020
Mrs Rezon August 2020

“This break away was a little bit of heaven.”

Facilities were fab and the staff at Abbey Farm were incredible. Extremely friendly, knowledgeable regarding the surrounding area and places to visit. Highly recommend.

- Mrs Rezon, August 2020
Mrs Collins June 2019

“The cottage didn't have much privacy as very close to a holiday house and garden came right up to patio of end cottage.”

There needs to be some nets up esp at front door and patio doors and more privacy needed for using hot tub. The staff were very helpful and we had a lovely breakfast in the bistro. The cottage was spotless. There wasn't a welcome info pack but everything was straight forward to use. The scenery from cottage and grounds is beautiful. I will be going back to abbey farm with my touring caravan as its a stunning location.

- Mrs Collins, June 2019
Mr Donnelly May 2019

“The cottage really wasn’t maintained very well.”

There were numerous small things that were broken or not working properly. As well as loud and badly creaking floorboards. The double mattress must have been so old as the springs creaked loudly which woke you up when moving and it was very uncomfortable, plus the window in the downstairs bedroom had very bad condensation and large damp patches on the walls. Radiator in downstairs bathroom was dripping.The hot tub cover was too difficult to lift off for use as it should have had a lever to help push it back! A pretty cottage, just a shame about all the problems with it!

- Mr Donnelly, May 2019
Mr Challis May 2019

“Ideal cottage for us with dogs;disappointed with food in bistro only criticism.”

- Mr Challis, May 2019
Mrs Woolley April 2019

“We had alovely time,the cottage was good and the hot tub was nice could do with a bit of privacy from house next door when in hot tub.”

I told them they could do with a washing up bowl and a colander some bin liners and instructiond for the rubbish and how to use anything in the cottage other wise we managed fine.we only used the upstairs room,but had to go downstairs for shower,we both have problems with stairs but managed once a day,i only make the point as it would not be suitable for anyone less mobile.thank you

- Mrs Woolley, April 2019
Mr Foster May 2018

“End Cottage at Abbey Farm, Llangollen was well equipped, very comfortable and was just what we needed.”

The staff at the site were very helpful. Thank you!

- Mr Foster, May 2018
Mrs Pearce December 2017

“Went to the bistro to collect keys had to fight are way through some farmers, got to bar and said had come for keys, was given key and told if it wasn't right one come back, no customer service skills what so ever.”

Asked where the cottage was round the corner came the reply, definitely got the impression we weren't welcome . After unpacking decided to have a cup of tea only to find we had 2 mugs for a two bed cottage, on closer inspection found we had 1 cereal bowl 3 side plates 3 dinner plates and 1 small pan, so went back to bistro again struggled again to get to bar and asked young girl if we could have some more crockery, she then boxed every thing up for us, said if anything else was missing make a list and bring it back, at no stage did we receive an apology. On are way out of bistro the lady who gave us the keys looked at us puzzled we informed her about the problem and she walked no apology. We were due to have New Year's Eve meal in bistro at £40 per head but decided to cancel this after the way we were treated. Would have mentioned these points but the office was closed for Christmas, when we left office had lights on but nobody was there, no letter box so hung keys on handle as we looked round but couldn't find anyone.

- Mrs Pearce, December 2017
Miss Anderton June 2017

“We booked this cottage because we had stayed there two years ago and had a great holiday.”

We particularly like the location because it is close to Llangollen centre and is quiet and relaxing with outside decking and lovely views.

- Miss Anderton, June 2017
Mr Exon April 2017

“Cottage was in a beautiful location and the surrounding countryside was a joy to behold.”

We had a great time and being able to sit outside and enjoy the scenery was lovely. The cottage had all that you needed and was clean and comfortable.

- Mr Exon, April 2017
Mrs Bonney October 2016

“Every thing was ok, beautifull country”

- Mrs Bonney, October 2016
Mr Dolley November 2013

“Lovely setting, peaceful.”

Friendly and helpful staff. Very good value for money

- Mr Dolley, November 2013
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Abbey Farm Cottages

Llangollen 1.5 miles. Three lovely Llangollen holiday cottages, two in a terrace of stone-built barn conversions and one detached farmhouse, standing on Abbey Farm Caravan Park, part of a family-run farm just 1.5 miles from the riverside town of Llangollen. These comfortable Llangollen cottages provide cosy, character accommodation perfect for a family holiday or romantic getaway, but booked together, they can accommodate a group of 23 – perfect for a get-together. Set in a lovely location next to the ancient ruins of the Valle Crucis Abbey at the foot of the beautiful Horseshoe Pass, these Llangollen cottages boast character features such as exposed beams and trusses. Flat Cottage, set entirely over the ground floor, also offers ramped access and a wet room, making it ideal for less mobile guests and accompanied disabled. Set behind the cottages you can enjoy the caravan park’s tea room and evening restaurant and the well-stocked farm shop/butcher's, as well as walking, cycling and watersports in the immediate area, while all of Llangollen’s amenities are less than 2 miles away. Llangollen is a very popular holiday destination due to the vast array of amenities and activities available, and the pretty countryside that surrounds it. The Llangollen steam railway, the exciting white water rafting centre, the Llangollen Canal, with its horse-drawn boats, and the World Heritage Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, built by Thomas Telford, all offer wonderful walking opportunities. Visit the National Trust properties Chirk and Powis castles, or take a short drive to historic Chester with its famous zoo. The market town of Llangollen offers a superb array of shops, bars and restaurants, all right on the doorstep of these welcoming Llangollen cottages.

The property

This end-terrace, stone-built Llangollen cottage has a lower ground floor double bedroom with en-suite shower and a ground floor open plan living area, which boasts some exposed beams and trusses and French door to the side patio area which is ideal for dining alfresco.

Note: This property is next to Ref 25992 and Ref 916979, together they accommodate 23.

Summary

Over lower ground and ground floors
Two bedrooms: 1 x lower ground floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground floor twin
Ground floor bathroom with small bath, basin and WC
Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Shared utility.
Biomass central heating
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer in shared utility, TV with Freeview, DVD
Hot tub
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
1 travel cot at the property
Off road parking for 2 cars
Front patio with furniture
Two well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Farm shop/butcher's and pub/restaurant less than 1 min walk
Note: Due to being near a working farm, dogs must be kept on a lead when outside
Note: Water is from a borehole
Note: This property has a refundable good house keeping bond of £150

Note: This property has a refundable Good Housekeeping bond of £150.

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About the location

LLANGOLLEN

Ruthin 15 miles; Chester 25 miles.

The beautiful Vale of Llangollen, with its dramatic mountain backdrop and boulder-strewn River Dee is the setting for this pretty tourist town, internationally famous for its Musical Eisteddfod. Explore the green valley by steam train or canal boat, or take an exhilarating walk up to Castell Dinas Brân, high above the town, in order to enjoy the breathtaking view. Llangollen offers a good range of pubs and restaurants, as well as many interesting shops. The National Trust properties of Chirk Castle and Erddig are within easy driving distance, while a day-long car trail can take you to visit six of the ‘Seven Wonders of Wales’. Offa’s Dyke Path passes nearby and boasts pleasant walking along the crest of the Clwyd hills, plus the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is 5 miles away, and Snowdonia is less than an hour’s drive.

Region Information

Anglesey Cottage Holidays

Note: This property has a refundable good house keeping bond of £150

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Off-season
Last minute
Christmas

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Reviews

“I will start by saying that we enjoyed our break.”

“Had a fantastic week.”

“This break away was a little bit of heaven.”

“The cottage didn't have much privacy as very close to a holiday house and garden came right up to patio of end cottage.”

“The cottage really wasn’t maintained very well.”

“Ideal cottage for us with dogs;disappointed with food in bistro only criticism.”

“We had alovely time,the cottage was good and the hot tub was nice could do with a bit of privacy from house next door when in hot tub.”

“End Cottage at Abbey Farm, Llangollen was well equipped, very comfortable and was just what we needed.”

“Went to the bistro to collect keys had to fight are way through some farmers, got to bar and said had come for keys, was given key and told if it wasn't right one come back, no customer service skills what so ever.”

“We booked this cottage because we had stayed there two years ago and had a great holiday.”

“Cottage was in a beautiful location and the surrounding countryside was a joy to behold.”

“Every thing was ok, beautifull country”

“Lovely setting, peaceful.”