Mumbles Holiday Cottages

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Mr Patterson - Verified booking

  On arrival the cleanliness was sloppy, there was food debris in the kitchen drawers, rusty kitchen utensils, dust on the fridge and cobwebs in the lounge, this should have been spotless prior to arrival, I didn't make this known at the time as I really didn't want anyone in cleaning having after driven 9 hours. Property location is brilliant for Mumbles, Limeslade and Bracelet Bays. The spot allocated for parking which was meant to be at the rear of the property adjacent to the wall, someone else had parked there for the duration of our visit. This property is not a cosy cottage if this is what you're looking for, it is a fairly new build property with no character on a residential estate. Not happy also with the 'damage deposit', either pay £250 refundable if no damage, or £25 deposit waiver, the latter just feels as if it is a stealthy way to charge more as not everyone can afford the £250.

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• Mrs Pauline Morgan - Verified booking

  The property was lovely. Lots if space downstairs for family and visitors. We could have benefited from a better kettle which was too small, kept switching off so we had to hold the switch down and would splash boiling water everywhere out of the lid . I did put a comment in the property guest book so hopefully this will be rectified. And one thing we weren't notified of was the construction work immediately outside the property which commenced early in the morning and was very noisy and lots of vibration through the property. I could overlook it but the vibration was triggering my daughters seizures and my sister who is on palliative care found it a bit much. It will be continuing for 18 months so perhaps other guests could be informed. Apart from that it's a beautiful property and in prime location and we are definitely considering re-booking in the future.

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• Mrs Hall - Verified booking

  Well equipped, clean and welcoming cottage with the added bonus of 2 parking spaces. The layout of the accommodation was ideal for my husband and myself on the first floor and my son and daughter in law on the second floor, with their own ensuite. Really good location only 15 - 20 minute walk down to the Mumbles Pier and several local eateries e.g. the Lighthouse. Our particular favourite was Verdi's for authentic Italian pizzas and ice creams. By car and headland walks we explored several local beaches e.g. Three Cliffs bay, Oxwich beach and finally the outstanding Rhossili beach which stretched for several miles, ideal for kite flying and building sand castles. We would definitely recommend this property to family and friends and we hope to visit again in the near future. Thank you for the welcome pack on arrival.

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• Mrs Julie Sheldon - Verified booking

  Just a few minor issues which I did comment about on the form left in the house. Two of the dining chairs had quite wobbly legs and need tightening with an Allen key or similar….dining chair seats also quite worn and a little scruffy. The top of one of the door handles was missing….later found in the broom cupboard so that needs fixing. The toilet roll holder in the main bathroom was loose and seems broken so we didn’t use it. The tablet cover in the dishwasher was missing…later found in the bottom of the dishwasher….needs fixing properly. Couldn’t find any kitchen scissors or oven gloves other than a silicon mitt for pan handles. Just minor issues that need attending to.

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• Mrs Clayton - Verified booking

  Periwinkle Cottage is a quaint, cosy and comfy cottage in a fantastic location perfect for exploring Mumbles and the rest of the Gower Peninsula. We loved Mumbles and thought it a wonderful place for families. Having a sea view was a plus, as was private parking outside the property - this doesn’t seem common in Mumbles and it’s an advantage, especially given the steep climb up to the cottage, which is set on a hill. The garden/outside area, however, as well as being in need of attention, was hard to access, with narrow steep steps making it a challenge for anyone older, someone with any mobility issues or those with young children.

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