Dog Friendly Villas In Merseyside

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Nicola - Verified booking

  We did not stay at this property.

  The area is unpleasant and very run down. The whole property was filthy with dust, grime and cobwebs. Furniture is tatty and paintwork needs redoing. Patio doors could not be used and there were no other windows to open downstairs meaning it was stifling. The layout was very unusual and I felt very claustrophobic. The door to the back of the property was extremely dirty and the steps outside leading up to a very unusable 'roof garden' were covered in moss, winter leaves and rubbish. It was a disgrace and obviously hadn't seen a clean for months. The owner said it would have taken 2 minutes to brush. Not the case. I was so upset and just couldn't have stayed there a moment longer. There is a dog next door that also barked constantly. The owner did offer to come and clean, bring a TV for the bedroom and brush the leaves but nothing could have rectified our feelings about this property. Sykes have advertised and misrepresented this property completely and it should not he allowed This cost a lot of money for 3 nights and I will never book with sykes again. Both the owner and sykes have refused to refund or compensate in any way even though photographic evidence has been provided. I've had to ring sykes several times as they have not replied or returned calls when promised. They do not want to know and I feel so strongly about how others should be warned. I will be taking this further. Avoid this place at all costs

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• Joanna - Verified booking

  We had a wonderful holiday at Aster Cottage, the perfect home from home to explore North Wales.

  The cottage is in a fantastic location with stunning views or the coast and Snowdonia National Park, I’ll miss waking up to those views! We had a nice message from Sophie, the owner, on arrival. The kitchen was very well equipped, as was the living room with comfy sofas and large tv. The stairs were very steep, but there was a stair gate to put at the top for our toddler so we managed fine. The free standing bath is fab, although a bit slower to get ready with no shower. We ran out of gas a couple of times, which meant no heating, hot water or ability to cook whilst it was getting sorted, but Sophie was very quick and accommodating and replaced it as quickly as possible, even on a Sunday when there were few places open to buy new gas canisters. The village of Dyserth is lovely and has a beautiful waterfall within short walking distance - a must see. We had a toddler with us who was a bit under the weather so did less walking than we’d have liked, but had lovely family days out with our dog exploring the village, at Llandudno, Prestatyn beach front, Bodnant Gardens, and a trip to Llanberis to do the Lake Railway. Small note that many things in the area are closed in February, which we knew and planned for. It was nice a quiet! Would definitely recommend and hope to return one day!

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• Rob - Verified booking

  We had a wonderful stay at Aster cottage.

  The cottage is situated in a beautiful village with fabulous views across to the coast. The cottage is well appointed and relaxing - the only improvement would be a shower instead of just a bath with a hand held shower (although due to the layout of the cottage I understand that this is probably not possible) and the stairs are steep which may be useful to know for elderly people (and elderly dogs!) - there is a baby gate though which is helpful. The local area is stunning and we visited Llandudno and Betws-y-Coed which were beautiful. There is a pub (Y-Bodunig) 5 minutes walk away which was dog friendly and a 10 minute walk down to the waterfall where there are another two pubs. Just outside of the village is a gorgeous dog friendly pub in Cwm which is lovely with great food and within walking distance. We found Dyserth to be friendly and welcoming and the small lane where the cottage is situated is lovely and quaint. Parking is tight but this could just be down to me not being the best driver! All in all, a gorgeous cottage in a lovely relaxing area.

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• Kerri - Verified booking

  Such a wonderful little cottage and so dog friendly!

  A little dog welcome pack was provided which was so thoughtful. It consisted of some treats and small towels for wiping paws, etc. There was also already a dog bed next to the sofa which our dog took to right away. The location is perfect with so many walks right from the doorstep. The beach was also only a 15 minute drive away with a wonderful walk and dog ice cream available. The shower had a detachable head which easily came down to the floor which came in very useful to rinse sand off the dog. The kitchen was fully stocked of utensils, plates, cups, pots, pans, etc. and the oven/hob was really easy to use. The log burner was also really great for our one cooler/rainy evening, though if you don’t want to use it the thermostat is easily available to turn the heat on instead. The bed was comfortable though the pillows are very soft so if you prefer a harder pillow I’d suggest bringing your own.

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• Jessica - Verified booking

  I would highly recommend this cottage to anyone and everyone.

  It’s clean and cosy. The welcome package was very sweet, even the doggies enjoyed theirs. We had enough logs for the week which was very kind of them. Loads of walks to explore, beaches, waterfalls, snowdonia was only an hour and a bit drive, the view was amazing from the garden. It’s just an ideal cottage and I would definitely be back! One thing I would say is take a fire stick if you like to watch Netflix or anything as the tvs aren’t smart, didn’t bother us as we played badminton in the garden as we had sun in the evening, played games, read books, plus come 9pm your too tired for tv. Everything was a short walk or drive away so overall perfect!!!

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