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5 Ceirnioge Cottages

(Ref. 980229)

Pentrefoelas, North Wales & Snowdonia Show on map

4.3

Sykes rating

  • 4 Guests

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets No

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Cot available
  • Highchair available
  • Washing machine
  • Dishwasher
  • Broadband / WiFi

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  • cottage (13)
  • lovely (11)
  • clean (10)
  • bed (10)
  • location (9)
  • well (9)

20 Customer Reviews

  • "The property was generally nice but could have done with some attention to detail i."

    E the doors did not close properly. The house smelt very damp including the bedding. The beds had a horrible smell like they had not been washed. I have stayed at quite a few properties with Sykes. This one was not one of the best. The garden was totally overgrown and not maintained so could not sit out. There was also a gas smell. The owner said an engineer would come and have a look but we did not see anyone have a look at the boiler. He merely said there is a carbon monoxide reader and that would go off if there was a leak.

    Reviewed by HayatunAug 2023

  • "Really enjoyed our stay here."

    Comfortable beds, well equipped kitchen. Good central location for all North Wales has to offer. The sunsets across the back of the property were spectacular. Thank you

    Reviewed by HannahMay 2023

  • "The Proprietor Arfona Is Always very helpful if there is a problem, A Very Polite Lady Who Manages the Cottage Really Well."

    The Cottage is very clean ,Fresh bedding and Towels Compulsory. Excellent Facilities, Great Powerful Shower,and Comfortable Beds,Washing Machine is a Great Facility. A lovely Picturesque and Peaceful Setting Generous Car Parking,Excellent TV.We Have booked again for next year,It's a Great Country Location. A Big Thank You for a Wonderful Holiday Break.

    Reviewed by ClaireApr 2023

  • "Lovely last minute break, a nice welcome basket on arrival was a nice gesture."

    Facilities good, comfy beds and a great power shower. The property owners were friendly, approachable and accessible for a few minor issues we had during our stay. The only negative was a little more attention to cleaning such has the shower. Overall good value and would recommend.

    Reviewed by CarolFeb 2023

  • "Had a great stay,, comfy beds and lovely powerful shower."

    Cottage was very tidy, nice and warm when arrived. would like to thank the owners for the lovely welcome pack and logs for the fire... Would stay again in the future.. Many thanks..

    Reviewed by SimonJan 2023

  • "We had to buy a lightbulb for the front single bedroom as their was one missing."

    The double bed is extremely uncomfortable. The mattress is very thin. We had to phone the owner to put more WiFi on the pay as you go WiFi. Even though we did not use it for streaming it ran out on Thursday. The road noise was too noisy for us. Cars were going past at 60 mph. The cottage was very clean and well kitted out.

    Reviewed by JoAug 2021

  • "Generally the property is a good base for a holiday."

    It is spacious with good parking area. It is however quite a way outside of Betws-y-coed and about a 1.5 mile walk to the nearest pub / shop. It is on a busy main road but it is quieter overnight. The cottage was clean however a few maintenance issues which we didn't get a chance to report - the toaster doesn't work (we used the grill instead); the frying pan handle was loose; and there was a dead fly in the microwave - the property does get quite a few flies inside. The front single bedroom needed a light bulb in the main light. When it rains the pathway around the cottage floods causing almost a moat effect - could do with the drainage sorting out. The main bedroom was a good size but could do with some more hangers. Also the bed was one of the most uncomfortable beds I've ever slept in. The single beds in the other rooms were fine. The bathroom was good - a nice shower although no hot water in the evenings for the shower. If taking teenagers best to know that the wifi was non-existent but also that the area is a bit of a deadspot for internet connections. Would recommend making the bin collection instructions clearer. We put all the bins out just in case but as one is only collected monthly if we had missed it would have had another month's wait. Lots of great places to visit nearby and we had a great holiday.

    Reviewed by LouiseJul 2021

  • "There should be more mugs and some more bowls."

    Should have an outside hanging area for clothes drying. However the biggest issue is the state of the pillows, please buy some new ones. Only one out the the eight in the house was not flatter than a pancake.

    Reviewed by FionaJul 2021

  • "We booked this cottage based on its positive reviews; however, our experience could not have been further from the opinions of previous holidaymakers who have stayed at this property."

    When we arrived, the cottage smelt extremely damp and was freezing cold. We turned the heating system on and all the radiators, but it made little difference. We were freezing all evening and all night, which kept us awake and the damp smell stayed all night. The old cottage clearly had no heating on for a very long time, and the owners did not bother, or see the need to warm the property up, knowing they have guests coming to stay. There is a log burner in the living room, however the owners only left logs and no matches or paper in the basket for us to get it going. The cleanliness was also well below expectations, and we ended up hoovering the entire downstairs of the cottage as soon as we arrived, as there were debris and dirt all over the kitchen floor, dining room and living room. The wood effect lino flooring did not feel clean at all and the leather settee also had crumbs all over it which we had to clean off before sitting on it. The television did not work at all, and the lighting in the living room is extremely dark and poor. There is only one ceiling light with no standing or table lamps. There was also no lightbulb in one of the upstairs bedrooms. The heating in the main upstairs bedroom is not adequate and we were freezing all night. Due to lack of sleep caused by the cold, we got up at 5am the next morning and decided to leave the property after just one night. We booked for three nights but could not stay a minute longer and were extremely disappointed. We will certainly not return to this property and would like to advise the owners to pay a lot more attention to detail when running a hospitality business.

    Reviewed by JamesApr 2021

  • "This Cottage was lovely and clean ,spotless in fact, I had been shielding for a few months , and was a bit worried about going , but know need to have bothered everything was clean ,and everything there you wanted lovely place and would go again."

    a nice touch with the cake and milk left out for you.

    Reviewed by BarbaraSep 2020

  • "The cottage was very cosy and spotlessly clean, it had everything we needed and more for our stay."

    The owner was very helpful when we had an issue with the TV and internet, the bara brith and milk left for our arrival was a nice touch and much appreciated. Covid 19 instructions were clear and well adhered to. The location of the cottage was great for touring the surrounding area, the road noise was a little troublesome at times but did not detract from a lovely stay and we would highly recommend this cottage.

    Reviewed by JenniferAug 2020

  • "Just returned from a week stay and really couldn’t fault this cottage."

    It is a home from home and is perfect for a family break. The property is clean, modern and well equipped and is ideally situated to explore north Wales, Snowdonia and the coast (and near to Zipworld and the forest rollercoaster!). The traffic noise didn’t bother us at all, to be honest we didn’t really notice it, the cows in the field behind made more noise! We loved the picnic area although the weather wasn’t that kind to us. The hosts were lovely and very helpful. Would definitely recommend this property.

    Reviewed by LouiseAug 2020

  • "Lovely cottage well presented and immaculately clean."

    Good location as a staging post for lots of places in north wales but quite noisy due to position next to a busy road. Internet and wifi signal was very poor - effectively unusable. Equipped with an ironing board but no iron.

    Reviewed by SarahAug 2020

  • "Beautiful cottage, lovely location."

    We thought that the bathroom looked very small in the pictures but it was actually a lot bigger than we thought. We would definitely recommend this property.

    Reviewed by HelenJul 2020

  • "We Felt the bathroom / shower room was a bit small, compared to all the other rooms in the house, maybe could have had just one less bedrooms to make a bigger bathroom, Lovely location in the countryside with the small village, local shop, Plus a chocolate shop / café located just a few miles away, In a picturesque location by the river, Milk and Bara Brith was a lovely addition when we arrived, the Wi-Fi very fast, satellite tv and comfy sofas in the lounge."

    Kitchen and dining area very nice size and all the utilities in the kitchen you will ever need All in all a very good weeks holiday in north wales, enjoyed the stay and a great price to boot

    Reviewed by GarySep 2019

  • "Lovely countryside location."

    Home from home with all the small touches like kitchen roll, cling film, tinfoil, iron and ironing board. Very roomy space wise. The most amazing shower. Learn how to use the oil heating/ hot water ( doesn’t take long to warm up )and you will have a great stay. Beds comfy. Well informed recycling system. Great base camp where after a long days exploring you can self cater as the fridge and freezer are large. Cooker electric so make sure time is on , so it works! Better still eat out, too many good places, but Tir A Mor in Llanrwst has the most superb fish and chips shop/ restaurant. 5* rated on trip advisor and we agreed. Research and plan ahead for the best Wales experience. Lastly, lots of toilets around Wales and all were clean.

    Reviewed by LindaAug 2019

  • "The cottage offered comfort and made us feel at home away from home."

    Prime location for touring North Wales especially Snowdon where all the adventures lies. We’d definitely consider booking again in future and would recommend to any family wanting to travel to North Wales. Very satisfied customer

    Reviewed by AnastasiaAug 2019

  • "Would recommend 5 Ceirnioge Cottages - spotlessly clean, cosy and comfortable."

    Very convenient parking space, ample for two cars. The bara brith and milk was a nice welcoming touch and greatly appreciated after a long journey!

    Reviewed by MaryAug 2019

  • "Cottage seemed larger on the inside than expected."

    Very comfortable and well equipped. Being on the A5 made it easy to get anywhere.

    Reviewed by AnthonyMay 2019

  • "Great holiday cottage, lovely log burner."

    Bit of road noise but that does not bother us. Ample parking and a outdoor table. In a good location to get to all the places we wanted to visit.

    Reviewed by JaredApr 2019

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Summary

  • Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 2 x single
  • Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
  • Kitchen
  • Dining room
  • Sitting room with woodburner.
  • Oil central heating with woodburner
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine
  • TV with Freeview, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
  • Fuel, power and starter pack for fire inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Cot and highchair available
  • Off-road parking
  • Garden to the rear
  • Sorry, no pets and no smoking
  • Shop 5 miles and pub 2 miles.

The property

This wonderful end-terraced cottage has been lovingly renovated, situated on the outskirts of Pentrefoelas, a rural part of Conwy, seven miles from the popular inland resort of Betws-y-Coed.

Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this peaceful village is perfect for families wanting a relaxing break, or travellers wishing to branch out and explore the hidden gems of Snowdonia and Llandudno, to name a few.

A hallway takes you inside to a homely kitchen with modern furnishings and a collection of appliances to complement the stylish set-up.

The dining room lies beyond, including seating for up to four people, perfect for those cosy evening meals after a fun-filled afternoon.

Spend more quality time together in the wonderful lounge, presented with leather sofas, exposed beams, and a woodburner for a heart-warming finish.

Upstairs you will discover three neutral bedrooms; a double room and two singles, all looking out over the far-reaching countryside and incorporating the delightful farmland in the distance.

This is all tied together with a high-quality walk-in shower room.

The village boasts shops, pubs, and places to eat, whether you are seeking beautiful scenery, a calm environment, a strenuous hike or a cycle ride, it’s all close by.

Five circular walks on public footpaths that begin and end in the centre of the village offer an opportunity to explore and enjoy walks across the Hiraethog to the lakes of Llyn Alwen and Llyn Brenig.

A relaxing holiday to build some lasting memories.

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About the location

PENTREFOELAS

Betws-y-Coed 7 miles; Conwy 22.3 miles; Llandudno 25.5 miles

Pentrefoelas is a small, rural village some 7 miles from the popular inland resort of Betws-y-Coed in the North Wales region. Pentrefoelas is renowned as the home of ‘fair folk’ and there are many enchanting tales of their antics connected with the village. The village is popular for walking and is known for being a ‘Walkers are Welcome Village’. The village has shops, pubs, and places to eat and whether you are seeking beautiful scenery, a relaxing environment, a strenuous hike or a cycle ride, it’s all close by. If you are fascinated by handmade chocolate, Pentrefoelas is home to The Riverside Chocolate House therefore is a must for all chocolate lovers! Nearby is Betws-y-Coed which is home to The Snowdonia National Park Visitor Centre, as well as being the start of the beautiful Conwy Valley which leads to the coast and the lovely towns of Llandudno and Conwy.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Last minute
  • Christmas