Ty Coch

Just come back from a lovely 4 night stay in Ty Coch.

It is a cute little property with stunning views all around. Ideal location if you want to get away from everything and enjoy nothing but the sounds of nature. Good facilities with everything we needed. It is also a great base for travelling to several beaches etc near by. The hot tub was a nice treat, especially under a sky full of stars. A big thank you to Owen and Lola! You have a gorgeous little place there!

The property exceeded our expectations, the view was magnificent.

If you need somewhere to get away from it all and relax in peace, then this is the place. Highly recommended Thank you Owen and Iola for your hospitality We aim to return in the future

A lovely remote location, which, if you want peace and quiet, is ideal.

The place was as described and easy to find with everything that you needed for a comfortable stay. The weather was not always good, and being in an elevated location, it felt a few degrees colder than the coast, where when the cloud came down you couldn't see much of at all, but when clear, the views were incredible. A few bits needed tidying up, like the bolt on the gate and some of the lifting paving, but it didn't detract from the loveliness of the cottage or location.

There is a step between the bedroom/bathroom and the kitchen/lounge which is very difficult to see at night particularly.

Be very aware of it as I fell down it twice. I believe the listing has now been adjusted to cover this. The interior of the unit is NOT all one level

Very peaceful location, ideal quiet getaway, reall enjoyed our stay.

We had the most wonderful stay, the accommodation was clean, well equipped and very comfortable, the location was just what we wanted, 360° views and our only neighbours were the ewes and their lambs.

For us it was idyllic, We will definitely be looking to stay here again.

Absolutely amazing views from the new electric hot tub look up at snow covered Yr Wyddfa (snowdon) down to Barmouth and back over to abersoch If you want peace and quiet and a secluded property this is the place didn’t see anyone all week Don’t worry about the reviews about the potholes as we have a low car Honda civic and was no problem just go slow

Ideal place to spend time in peace , very relaxingand comfortable accommodation and anther positive aspect was a hot tub … Just one minus was a very poor condition road to rich accommodation Definitely worth it to come back to this place

This is actually our second visit to Ty Coch on Brinmiod farm.

We liked it so much last year that we decided to come again and it did not disappoint. In fact, it was even better than last year. The thing I continue to love best, and while I’ll probably be booking here again, is the peace, quiet and solitude. Most places you try to book claim they are secluded but often there are nearby neighbours or you’re overlooked by the owner’s property or it’s secretly an annex or a row of lodges or something. But not at Ty Coch. They have been very sensitive and clever with the placement of cottages on their property. The working farm is vast and surrounded by rugged stunning and truly panoramic natural views. From Ty Coch, I cannot see nor hear any of the other holiday homes on the land. The owners have been so expertly tactful in their placement and in tune with how to position them without spoiling the landscape or encroaching on one another in any way. I really hope if they expand that they keep this in mind with their property placement as it’s a rare find for that level of privacy with such breathtaking rolling views. Now, the other amazing surprise was the hot tub. Last year it was a wood fired hot tub and while I do love that style for its old world feel, they can be a chore, especially as my partner and I holiday in the deep winter of January when the weather is coldest and most unpredictable. They take two hours to heat and one can’t control the temperature which makes dodging rain and wind to get in a true strategic feat. Still I love them all the same and honestly most secluded Welsh properties have a wood fired one. So imagine my delighted shock when we pull up and they’ve replaced it with an electric tub. At first I was sceptical but gosh what a pleasure it was to simply step outside and step into perfectly temperatures water at every break in the weather. It really enhanced our holiday and then the enjoyment of the lights in the hot tub at night was so much fun. I was so happy I didn’t want to leave. My partner and I holiday for privacy, coziness, nice views and board games, so we barely leave the cottage on our holiday so we spent the full 7 days there only leaving to buy more food. So we really can give an honest impression of how lovely this cottage is. It’s a converted barn and effortlessly balances that rustic appeal with modern convenience. It is spotless when we arrive. Smart tv, underfloor heating, waterfall shower. They always leave Presseco and real roses for us, which is so romantic. We actually don’t drink but the thought means so much. It’s fully self catered, which for us is essential due to health conditions. Extra little things I love are the wood burning stove, very romantic, the fact that even though it’s a luxurious waterfall shower, it also has the handheld type which makes cleaning easier. Love that consideration of the combo. And the fairy lights they strung up on the fence and the cute sheep we can wave to. This place is perfect for couples who love privacy. An ideal romantic escape. Hats off to the owners for getting it so right.

The accommodation was in a quiet location up a long road/track.

The road does have quite a lot of potholes which need fixing. A lovely barn conversion with a patio suited us perfectly, however a few things needed maintenance and the wasn’t as clean as we expected. Only used the log burning hot tub once as it took 5-6 hours and constant logs to get anywhere near hot enough to get in. All in all the cottage was nice with amazing views which made for an amazing week with access to loads of coastal walks.