Lon Goch Cottage

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Sleeps 3
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

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* Based on a combined average customer score (of 4 customer ratings)

19 Customer Review(s)

“The owners were very pleasant , and ...”

The owners were very pleasant , and made us welcome, comfortable , nice cottage with everything nice and tidy would recommend may book another holiday there later on .

The owners were very pleasant , and made us welcome, comfortable , nice cottage with everything nice and tidy would recommend may book another holiday there later on .

- Mr Hepworth, September 2017

“the owners were very friendly and ...”

the owners were very friendly and could not have been more helpful. It was a lovely cottage with everything that we needed. it was ideal for our dog, the layout of the house, the appreciation of pets from the owners and the enclosed garden.

- Mrs Roberts, August 2017
“Comfy cottage next door to the ...”

Comfy cottage next door to the owners property. They were lovely and helpful. Property was very clean and cosy, it has a great secure garden where the dog could roam. Great for a quiet "get away from it all" holiday.

- Mrs Ashington, August 2017
“Lovely cottage in a quite location ...”

Lovely cottage in a quite location within a reasonable walk to a food sop and butcher's as well as a nice pub that does good food.

- Mr Heaton, July 2017
“Great cottage. Had everything( and ...”

Great cottage. Had everything( and more) that we wanted. As we travel around the country we would want same wherever we went. Very lovely owners. 5 star plus!!

- Mrs Butler, March 2017
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This was a lovely cottage in a beautiful part of North Wales. We were lucky with the weather, and were able to enjoy some lovely walks on beautiful, scenic beaches.

- Mrs Blundell, September 2016
“In Lon Goch Cottage it was just ...”

In Lon Goch Cottage it was just possible to get a dodgy wifi connection using the BT-Fon wifi app from the neighbours wifi modem next door, but you needed to be virtually pressed up against the dividing wall between the properties - then again it was a slow connection, but it worked for emails at least! Luckily I am a BT customer at home... We liked Lon Goch Cottage (Lon Goch = Red Lane in Welsh we were told), its location and the friendly owner who was there whenever we needed her. We used two pubs for meals locally, the Lion in Tudweiliog and Y Bryncynan near to Morfa Nefyn, in August both were full of holidaymakers and busy, but still served good meals after a 30-40 minute wait. We were also lucky to get a table in the Weatherspoons Pub in Pwllheli called Pen Cob one night. This is near the railway station. Good choice of food and cheap drinks. We liked the landscape of the Lleyn Peninsula and will return for sure. Caernarfon is one hour away almost by car and a gateway to Snowdonia and the excellent Welsh Highland Railway which we travelled on two days. It doesn't take quite that long to drive to Porthmadog where the railway runs too.

- Mr Catterall, August 2016
“It was a lovey clean holiday ...”

It was a lovey clean holiday cottage in a lovely rural setting. We had a fab break, thank you

- Mrs Foster, August 2016
“First 'Lleyn' Holiday.”

When we arrived at the cottage we were met by Carol,( and her lovely collie 'Cady'), who showed us in, and explained where things were and how everything worked. It was a beautiful cottage.Tastefully furnished and decorated all through, and very spacious and clean. The garden area was enclosed, which was wonderful for our dog, as she spent most of her days (in between excursions), lying in the sun. We also met Carol's husband Steve, who invited us to meet his lovely animals, and chickens, who supplied eggs that could be purchased. We could not fault the cottage, or the area, as we absolutely loved the peace and quiet with no main roads, just the sounds of the countryside.....absolute bliss! Through the week, (although not intrusive at all) we found Carol and Steve to be wonderful hosts, and so kind and helpful, even drawing us maps explaining how to get to different places. We would rate this holiday very highly...one of the best,and hope to return again very soon. Thank you so much Carol and Steve.

- Fiona D, June 2016

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“Lon Goch Cottage was lovely and in ...”

Lon Goch Cottage was lovely and in a beautiful location. The owners could not have been more helpful and kind. The enclosed garden was wonderful for our dog as we didn't have to worry about her when we let her out. We had everything we needed to make it feel like a home from home, and everywhere we wanted to visit was not too far away. We will definitely be returning in the near future, as it was such a peaceful and relaxing holiday, and in such a beautiful part of Wales.

- Mrs Davies, May 2016
“Very well presented in a quiet location”

This fairly modern cottage is attached to the owners home. There is a separated garden area with picnic table. A small courtyard immediately to the rear of the house provides opportunity for barbecues (weather permitting). On the ground floor is a fairly large lounge, with leather three-piece suite and flat screen TV with Freeview channels. Separated from the lounge is a kitchen/diner, well equipped with fridge, freezer, microwave oven and washing machine. Ample work spaces and a four seater table complete the equipment. It is not unknown for us to wash all crockery and cutlery before use but clearly the owners have high standards and I suspect everything went through their own dishwasher between guests. Off the kitchen is an enclosed staircase to the only bedroom upstairs, which has a double and single bed. A "walk-in" style wardrobe gives plenty of room for clothing and suitcases etc. Off the bedroom is a very modern shower-room, with a spacious shower enclosure. Upstairs is the only caution we would mention for two features. It is a dormer style bedroom, with low ceilings, velux window and dormer window. You may not have a problem but there was more than one occasion when we banged our heads! Not seriously, but we joked that cycle helmets would come in handy! The other mention is actually a very minor thing, the floor slopes towards the staircase as it lands at the first floor and that can be a little disconcerting when starting to descend. You do get used to it though. All in all, this was a beautifully presented cottage in a particularly quiet part of the peninsula. You definitely need your own transport, whilst the local lanes are very quiet and suitable for dog walking, the village of Sarn is around 1 mile away and offers just a small general store and a couple of pubs (not used by us). Larger shops can be found in Abersoch and the nearest supermarket (ASDA) in Pwllheli.

- Steve H, May 2016

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“Excellent accommodation and a ...”

Excellent accommodation and a friendly owner. It is in a quiet location but with lots of nice places within easy reach. Everything that you need was in the cottage.

- Mr Niemiec, April 2016
“Excellent cottage.”

We have just returned home after a lovely week at Lon Goch cottage, owners are lovely and welcoming, the cottage is very comfortable and a nice enclosed garden for our dog. Everything you need we will return in the future. Thankyou Carol and Steve for the lovely sausages very much appreciated and will be enjoyed. Pam and Malcolm Brace, South Pembrokeshire.

- Pamela B, September 2015

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“Lon Goch”

Lon Goch cottage is an ideal location for a holiday on the Llyn peninsular. Owners are very friendly and helpful. The cottage provides all the facilities you need for a holiday. It is located centrally on the peninsular making all locations accessible, and some locations are stunning. Free range eggs available too! I would highly recommend!

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, August 2014

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“peaceful and remote”

Lovely place to visit the Llyn Peninsula, so quiet and remote with great and quick access to beautiful walks, views and venues. Lovely places to eat and drink. Carol and Steve are great hosts and really friendly and helpful - the cottage is spotless with a vase of flowers to welcome guests. Highly recommend it especially to dog walkers.

- Ann_Margaret_Taylor, October 2013

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“Just perfect!”

Amazing location, truly breath taking. As wildlife enthusiasts we couldn't of wished for a better setting. Owners were very helpful and went out their way to insure we saw all we could as far as coast line and scenic areas go. The House itself was lovely, very clean, comfortable and spacious and we was made to feel very welcome in their home. We were very lucky with the weather which enabled us to make the most of the owners lovely garden and animals. On a couple of occasions the owners joined us for an evening walk with their two dogs. Their dogs and our dog got on really well which added to our overall enjoyment. They took us to places we never would of found by ourselves even with a sat nav. We was so grateful for all they done for us, and they helped made our amazing week, incredible! We will be returning!

- Wemzical, August 2013

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“Relaxing and most comfortable accommodation in lovely rural surr”

Relaxing,very comfortable,spotlessly clean accommodation, beautiful gardens and owners very attentive to our needs. A good central location for visiting surrounding area i.e., Aberdaron -which we know and love - Abersoch, Portmadoc etc., We loved our stay but the only very small criticism (if we can call it such) was the BBQ facilities - possibly a more open and relaxing area in a tiny part of the garden would have been nice ! Very closed in, outside the back door! Fortunately we did'nt need that facility as the weather was not warm enough!! Otherwise we had a lovely holiday and look forward to returning in the future !!

- TONY AND VON, December 2012

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“Good Place to stay on Lleyn peninsula”

Cottage was well planned out, comfortable, warm and good facilities. The owners were welcoming . The location was very rural which suited us, but did mean you had to travel on narrow lanes to get to places of interest on the Lleyn Peninsula. The cottage had that nice homely feel to it.

- A FlipKey verified reviewer, December 2011

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“Calm, picturesque, cosy with beyond kind owners.”

It took only five minutes to drive to many beautiful beaches, shops, steam engine railways and supermarkets! Yet you were also surrounded by peaceful and rural settings in all directions. Very close to Anglesey, Caernafon castle too which the kids loved! The owners could not be more kind and helpful and my children declared them "their best friends" by the end of the week. Only place we have ever taken our eldest where he was desperate to stay instead of his usual desperate to go home to his computer!! Definately go back.

- Mrs Cook and the four little Cooks!, December 2009

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Features

Off road parking
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine

The property

Sarn Meyllteyrn 1 mile.

A lovely, semi-detached cottage, occupying a quiet, rural position within the owner's grounds, close to the tiny village of Sarn Meyllteyrn, 6 miles from Abersoch.

Peacefully located amidst open countryside, this comfortable, well-equipped cottage features a modern kitchen/diner, a cosy bedroom and a fantastic garden with stunning, scenic views.

Sarn Meyllteyrn affords a local store and pub, while wonderful walking, cycling and birdwatching opportunities are within easy walking distance.

The delightful town of Abersoch, renowned for its colourful regattas, is just 6 miles away and provides an array of shops and eateries, together with unrivalled watersports facilities.

With the whole of the spectacular Llyn Peninsula offering great golf links, fishing, horse riding and seal watching opportunities all within easy reach, this cottage is perfectly located for a fabulous holiday.

Accommodation

One family room with double and single bed and en-suite shower, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with dining area. Sitting room.

Amenities

LPG central heating with portable electric fire
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, video, DVD
All fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent (please bring own beach towels)
Cot and highchair
Off road parking for 2 cars
Lockable bike storage
Lawned garden with patio, garden furniture and BBQ
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 1 mile.

About the location

SARN MEYLLTEYRN

Abersoch 6 miles; Pwllheli 8 miles.

The tiny, rural village of Sarn Meyllteyrn, is situated at the heart of the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, an area renowned for its outstanding scenery, and offers local shops and pubs, a garage, resturant and pottery. Just 6 miles away, sandwiched between two glorious bays, the attractive town of Abersoch is one of the most popular sailing venues in North Wales and hosts numerous sailing regattas throughout the summer months. A wide variety of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafés cater for all tastes, whilst water sports enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with fabulous windsurfing, waterskiing, sailing, diving and surfing opportunities. With the long, sandy Warren Beach, the sheltered sands at Porth Bach and the terrific, high cliffs at Port Ceriad nearby and Bardsey Island just a short, yet exciting boat trip away, this is an ideal base for a varied and enjoyable holiday.

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Lon Goch Cottage

Sarn Meyllteyrn near Abersoch, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 2185)

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