Guests say
Beudy Bodeilio is a beautifully converted barn nestled in a peaceful rural setting on Anglesey, offering a tranquil retreat with wildlife and farm animals as neighbours. Guests have praised the property's modern amenities, cosy atmosphere, and the delightful presence of friendly chickens. The central location is ideal for exploring the island, and the cottage's charm makes it a recommendable stay for those seeking relaxation amidst nature.
The cleanliness of the property received mixed reviews. While some guests found it to be satisfactory, others noted areas that required more thorough cleaning, such as windows, cobwebs, and kitchenware. The presence of wildlife and farm animals contributed to cleanliness challenges outdoors.
The location is highly praised for its tranquillity and central positioning, making it an excellent base for exploring Anglesey. The surrounding wildlife and farm setting provide a charming rural experience, though some guests noted difficulty in finding the property initially.
Guests have found the beds comfortable and the living spaces cosy, contributing to a relaxing stay. However, some suggested upgrades to larger beds and additional comfort features like bath grips. The presence of friendly chickens added to the overall comfort for many visitors.
The property is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a good WiFi connection and a well-stocked kitchen. However, some guests reported maintenance issues such as stiff doors and a lack of cleaning materials, which impacted the overall experience.
While guests have enjoyed the property's amenities and the rural charm, there is no consistent mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the hosts. Therefore, it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
Nestled within the rural countryside of Isle of Anglesey and between the bustling town of Llangefni and the village of Pentraeth, is the superb, Beudy Bodeilio property. This charming barn conversion rests within reach of the picturesque coast and an abundance of things to do, offering a memorable stay for a family looking to explore this corner of North Wales. Rest your boots at the stable door before spending a relaxing evening within the spacious accommodation, housing everything you will need for a wonderful stay. The interior of the property boasts a seamless blend of contemporary styling and a wealth of original features to ensure charm. Within the open-plan living room, you will be delighted with the impressive exposed beams with elegant sky light windows which flood the room with natural light. Sink into the sofa and tune into the TV whilst the warmth of the woodburning fire offers serenity during those chilly winter evenings. After picking up fresh produce from the local shop, the designated chef of the group can rustle up a delicious home-cooked meal within the amply equipped kitchen, before gathering the family around the dining table to enjoy a sociable evening. The cottage is completed by two elegantly presented bedrooms, comprising of an idyllic four-poster double and a twin bedroom. Open up the bi-folding doors to discover a patio area, where you and your loved ones can gather during a summer’s morning to tuck into breakfast whilst enjoying your picturesque surroundings. If you can tear yourself away from this delightful spot, venture to the coast where you will find sandy beaches at Benllech and Red Wharf Bay. Brush up on the local history by visiting the medieval 13th century, Beaumaris Castle or if you are visiting with younger guests they will be delighted with Anglesey’s Sea Zoo and the Pili Palas Nature World. Beudy Bodeilio promises to be a wonderful escape that you will return to year after year.
Llangefni is a market town resting on the banks of the River Cefni on the Isle of Anglesey. This town has retained a selection of historical buildings, including the Town Hall and the clock tower, which rest along shops, bars and restaurants, in addition to an art gallery. The town is located just seven miles from the beaches of Benllech and Red Wharf Bay, and the Isle is known for its sunsets and safe swimming.
Accommodation
A ground-floor barn conversion blending rustic charm with contemporary features and set in a farmland environment.
Two bedrooms; 1 x four-poster bedroom, 1 x twin bedroom.
1x sofa bed.
Bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Open-plan living room with sitting area, dining area and kitchen area.
Woodburning fire.
Bed linen and towels inc in rent.Fuel, power and woodburner starter pack included in rent.
Fridge/freezer, electric oven and hob, washing machine, dishwasher and microwave.
43 inch Smart TV with apps if guests have Netflix or Amazon Prime accounts etc, Wifi and ethernet connection, board games also available.
Front garden is a wildflower meadow and there is also a rear lawned garden plus an enclosed patio with table and chairs for outdoor dining.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Travel Cot and High chair available and children are welcome.
The property backs on to a public footpath with access to Cors Boedllio marshes, an area of SSI (special scientific interest) with lovely walks for nature lovers.
Walking/hiking/cycling/golfing guests welcome.
Childrens' Playground at Cors Bodeilio and Leisure Centre with indoor swimming pool in Llangefni.
Foel Farm Park (seasonal) is within 10 miles with pony rides, spring lambing and a terrace with fabulous views plus a chocolate shop.
Home to Oriel Ynys Mon gallery and museum, Llangefni also allows easy access to Cadw Heritage Neolithic and Roman sites all within 10 miles.
Ellin's Tower for birdwatching and South Stack nature reserve are within 15 miles as are Penrhyn Castle and 13th Century Beaumaris Castle.
The National Trust's Bodnant Gardens are within 30 miles.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking allowed.
Shop within 2.5 miles and pub within 3 miles.
Note: Access to the property is via a farm track.
Please note: This property does not accept Sunday or Bank Holiday check ins.
Please note: This property has a minimum of 3 nights.
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
- Caernarfon Castle
- Trearddur Bay Beach
Reviews (42)
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Sean
Bed frame at the top was broken and on the floor when we arrived , then the cheek of the owner blamed us for this after we left ! No place to put rubbish and recycling - the WIFI is powered via a hamster . No mobile signal - property needs many improvements and looks nothing like the pictures . We was very disappointed - then 9 days later get a message saying we had damaged property and left rubbish . We feel very insulted - feel this is a scam to retain deposit . The track to property would also be impassible for a small car we had a 4x4 and this was still hard going . Beware !
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Carol
This was resolved the next day. However the bed linen was extremely perfumed and unbearable to sleep we ended up striping back to the quilts. Also same issue with towels but both bed linen and towels need to be replaced. Letâs this beautiful cottage down which is a shame.
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Susan
Love the peace and quiet. Just a few niggles,bin in the bathroom not emptied,crisps on the floor around the table area and lots of dead flies under the sofas and on the floor. Also i think the outside area is due for a big tidy up as its looking very unkempt. Apart from that we loved it xx