Guests say
Guests consistently praise the cottage in Amlwch for its cleanliness, comfort, and convenient location with a shop and pub nearby. The charming village setting and proximity to beaches make it an ideal retreat. The property is well-maintained, and the hosts' welcoming touches are appreciated, though not guaranteed for every stay.
Reviewers frequently mention the cottage's spotless condition, indicating a high level of cleanliness that contributes to the overall comfort and appeal of the property.
The property's location is highly regarded for its village charm, nearby amenities, and easy access to local beaches, though one mention of a busy road suggests some room for improvement.
Comfort is a recurring theme, with guests finding the cottage homely and tranquil, providing a peaceful retreat. The garden and interior are noted for their pleasant and relaxing atmosphere.
The cottage is equipped with good facilities, as noted by guests, but there is no extensive detail on maintenance. The presence of a garden with furniture is a positive aspect.
The hosts' thoughtful gestures, such as providing wine and cheese, are warmly received. While these touches enhance the experience, they are a personal courtesy and may vary with each stay.
About this property
Set in the centre of Llanfechell, a quaint village in Anglesey, is this traditional two-bedroom cottage, 6 Mountain Road. Well-positioned near local amenities, the beach, and boasting an open-plan living layout, the cottage is perfect for a family, looking for a Welsh getaway, nestled by both the countryside and coast. Arriving to roadside parking, make your way towards 6 Mountain Road and its characterful exterior, before entering the open-plan space; relax in the sitting room with a coffee in hand, with a backdrop of exposed beams, set the table for a family feast, and take advantage of the well-equipped kitchen, perfectly appointed for a self-catering stay. To the rear, discover a private garden with outdoor furniture, providing the ideal area for some fresh air and sun rays; the ground-floor is completed with a cloakroom, within easy reach of your social hub. Before a day of exploration, opt for some rest, by travelling to two spacious bedrooms, offering flexible sleeping arrangements; you’ll be greeted by a double and a twin, alongside a contemporarily finished shower room, idyllic for a morning refresh, before grabbing some breakfast and heading into the village. Within Llanfechell itself you will find Y Cefn Glas, perfect for a delicious bite to eat or an evening tipple, the local post office for stocking up on the essentials, and an array of small businesses, whilst you’ll be a short stone’s throw away from the shoreline of Cemaes Bay, and the prime attractions of Anglesey. Perfect for the entire family, head to Pili Palas Nature World, displaying a range of tropical species, plan a sunny day out on the Big Beach of Cemaes Bay, or take a stroll around the coastal path of Caergybi Breakwater Country Park. Travelling to Holyhead, you’ll be welcomed by further activities, including tours of Holyhead Maritime Museum, an idyllic picture opportunity at Holyhead Breakwater Lighthouse, and guided routes along the Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path, covering 200 kilometres. Accessible by car, trek around Aber Falls and its flowing waters, embark on a hike up Mynydd Parys, or enjoy a historical trip to The Amlwch Port Windmill, homing Melin Y Borth, a 60 feet windmill, set amongst the rolling hills of North Wales. Make some nature-filled memories by booking 6 Mountain Road.
Llanfechell is a small settlement on Anglesey's northern coast, one and a half miles from Cemaes Bay, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village takes its name from the neighbouring 12th-century Mechell Church, which has been expanded over the years and is thought to be the burial place of St Mechell. The ancient Parys Mountain copper mines, with their lunar-like scenery, are seven miles away, and the area is popular with geologists and archaeologists because of the rock formations at Mechell Mountain and the numerous ancient monuments scattered about, claimed to be some of the world's oldest. A rural bar in Llanfechell provides traditional beers and offers a friendly welcome.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Cloakroom with basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine.
WiFi.
Smart TV in lounge and Smart TV's in both bedrooms.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Roadside parking.
Rear garden with lawn and furniture.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.1 miles, beach 1.9 miles
**Please note: owner requires at least 48 hours notice on bookings**
Nearby points of interest
- Trearddur Bay Beach
- Anglesey Adventures
Reviews (10)
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Helen
We were fortunate to have a lovely week, weather wise. It's just a short distance to a nice beach, that we could take the dogs on. The only thing I would say is that the property is on a busy road, with cars and heavy vehicles coming past. Therefore for safetys sake, considering children are allowed in the property, l think a gate needs to be put on at the front.
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Michael
..Anglesey, we stayed in a lovely little cottage nestled in the charming village of Llanfechell just five minutes drive from our favourite resort of Camaes Bay. Everyone we met in the village was so polite and friendly. There is a pub on the corner which is dog friendly and the village shop is just three doors away. We definately highly recommend this property you won't be dissapointed!!. Mike & Helen Hardman
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Rob
The house was spotless and had all the facilities we needed. The host was very receptive and welcoming. We would definitely return to this property.