Guests say
Guests have praised the property for its stunning views, comfortable furnishings, and prime location overlooking the Quay. The property is well-equipped, with a special mention of the thoughtful touches like fresh milk and crackers provided upon arrival. While some maintenance issues were noted, the overall experience was positive, with many guests enjoying local amenities and expressing a desire to return.
The property generally receives high marks for cleanliness, with several reviews noting it as clean and well-kept. However, a mention of a damp smell in the downstairs area slightly affects the score.
The location is highly praised for its great views and proximity to local attractions such as pubs, a chip shop, and the harbour. It is considered a highlight of the property.
Guests find the beds comfortable and the living spaces well-furnished. Some concerns about open-plan en-suites and the need for a stair gate for children are noted, slightly impacting the comfort score.
The property is well-equipped, but several reviews mention the need for better ventilation in bathrooms, a washing machine, and minor maintenance. These issues lead to a good but not excellent score.
Guests appreciate the thoughtful extras like fresh milk and crackers, as well as instant BBQ packs. It is politely noted that such gifts enhance the experience, though their provision may vary.
About this property
This cottage sits in the small seaside town of Amlwch, on the scenic Isle of Anglesey. Affording views of the harbour and quality furnishings throughout, 13 Quay Street provides a splendid base for a family of eight seeking a base in the north eastern coast of Anglesey. Step inside and discover the first of the bedrooms on the ground-floor, including two doubles, both with contemporary en-suite shower rooms and wardrobe space. Head upstairs and discover the master super-king-size with a further en-suite shower room, whilst there is also a charming twin room which is ideal for children. Continue into the striking open-plan living area, where you’ll immediately be drawn to the sea and harbour views. Dust off those cooking boots and relish in some home-cooking in the kitchen, featuring a double oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, wine cooler and even a dishwasher, so there’s everything you could possibly need! Serve up the fruits of your labour at the dining table before getting the woodburner going and relaxing on the corner sofa. In the summer, open the Juliet doors to bring the outside in, providing an outlook to the coast. Completing the interior is the family bathroom, complete with bath and shower over so you can best decide how to prepare for the day. From the door you can find many walks and cycle rides taking you through beautiful countryside and the Anglesey Coastal Path provides luscious views, opening up miles of cliff-top walks and secret coves and beaches, such as the sheltered cove at Traeth Dynion. On your return, pop into Finney’s Port Chippy for a portion of fish and chips or visit the Adelphi Vaults for a refreshing pint. Learn about the history of Amlwch and its copper mining tradition at the Copper Kingdom Museum or visit the Old Mine Works at Mynydd Parys, and see the red, yellow and purple rocks, which some say resemble the surface of the Moon. Those avid golfers can tee off at the Bull Bay Golf Club whilst there’s plenty of fishing opportunities along the port. Offering something for everyone, a holiday at 13 Quay Street is sure to bring fond memories.
On the northeastern tip of the island of Anglesey, in a lovely coastal setting, is the small beach community of Amlwch. The community, which formerly hosted prosperous mining operations, today hosts a variety of events and attractions, making it the perfect destination for a family vacation. Visit the Old Mine Works at Mynydd Parys to see the red, yellow, and purple rocks, which some people have compared to the Moon's surface, or learn about the history of Amlwch and its copper mining tradition on the Heritage Copper Trail, a section of the lovely 125-mile coastal path that winds its way along the coast of Anglesey. Golf enthusiasts can play at the Bull Bay Golf Club nearby, and sea fishing is a particularly well-liked past time in Amlwch. Take a ferry to Dublin and spend the day experiencing Irish culture or stay on Anglesey and take advantage of one of the island's stunning beaches. Whatever your inclination, you will undoubtedly enjoy yourself in this magnificent beach setting.
Accommodation
Four bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground-floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
First-floor open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area with woodburning stove
Central heating.
Double electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, wine cooler, dishwasher.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Charcoral BBQ.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking.
Dogs welcome.
Highchair available.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Note: Check-in from 16:00 and check-out by 10:00
Nearby points of interest
- Trearddur Bay Beach
Reviews (10)
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Christine
Tried to get in touch with the owner re shower door, but despite ringing no supplied in hand book and leaving message no response
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Pat
The pub and chip shop a few doors away were really friendly and handy. Great, ever-changing views from the large window in the main room upstairs. Good walks from the door as well as fishing.
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Margaret
.The position of it was great for a walk to harbour my husband and nephew went fishing there almost every day they caught dogfish conga eel etc . We visited some lovely beaches .This holiday was just what we wanted for my sister and her son because she had not had a holiday for over 17 years because of caring for her husband who she lost him 15 months ago . Thank you for a great hol and for the milk cheese and crackers Can recommend .The chippy ..