Guests say
Cae Capel is a well-received holiday cottage, praised for its spaciousness, well-equipped nature, and large, secure garden ideal for dogs. Guests appreciate the property's cleanliness, comfort, and the thoughtful touches provided by the hosts. While some mention road noise and minor maintenance issues, the overall sentiment is highly positive, with many expressing a desire to return.
Most guests found the property to be clean and well-maintained, with only a few isolated comments about cleanliness issues upon arrival. The majority of reviews do not raise concerns, indicating a high standard of cleanliness overall.
The location is generally well-regarded for its proximity to local amenities and attractions. However, some guests noted the presence of road noise due to the property's position next to a busy road, which slightly impacted the overall experience.
Guests consistently report the property as comfortable, with good quality furniture, spacious rooms, and a large garden. The property is described as a 'home from home,' suggesting a high level of comfort for visitors.
The property is praised for its well-equipped kitchen, smart TVs, and Wi-Fi. Some guests suggested improvements and reported minor maintenance issues, but these do not detract significantly from the overall positive feedback on the facilities provided.
While guests mention thoughtful gestures such as welcome gifts, including Welsh cakes and wine, and provisions for dogs, there is not enough consistent information across reviews to accurately score this category. It should be noted that such gifts are appreciated but not guaranteed.
About this property
Cae Chapel makes a wondrous holiday property in which to base your seaside retreat to Wales. All on the ground floor, this stylish bungalow is perfect for a family getaway at any time of year, with plenty to discover on the Isle of Anglesey and further afield in mainland Wales. The open-plan living space takes centre stage in the property, with plenty of room for you all to gather and unwind; whether you’re lounging on the large corner sofa and sinking into one of the tastefully vibrant pillows, or sat around the rustic dining bench with a board game, this area makes a great spot to spend quality time with your loved ones. Moving into the kitchen area you will find sleek cream and black units sat amongst stylish bright green backgrounds, making a bright and airy spot to concoct a delicious meal for all of the family; equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, this room holds everything you could need to assist your relaxing getaway. Head down the corridors to discover three delightful bedrooms, all boasting a contemporary interior and ample storage space to house your personal belongings, here you can find a king-size with its own gleaming en-suite shower room, a further king and a twin room that can be made up as a king-size on request, both sharing a bathroom where you can refresh for your fun-filled day ahead. In the mornings, enjoy a hearty meal at the breakfast bar, or if you’re visiting in the summer months, the private patio makes a great spot to dine alfresco beneath the sheltered seating area, while the little ones play safely on the large grassed area. The immediate area of Pentraeth is a great spot for those seeking an outdoors adventure, with both a pub and a shop catering for your local amenities, here you can choose to dine out with a traditional pub meal, or pack up a picnic and sit amongst the Afon Nodwydd on a mild day. In close reach you can find Red Wharf Bay, providing miles of sandy beach and shallow shores to paddle in, it guarantees hours of family fun and spectacular scenery. Head further afield to discover the popular medieval town of Beaumaris, offering cultural and historical experiences well-worth a visit, or venture into the lands of mainland Wales to find the natural delight of Snowdonia National Park, with landscapes like no other and a plethora of nature to uncover. Cae Capel is a wonderful retreat for a family seeking an escape to the tranquil Isle of Anglesey.
Pentraeth is a charming village settled on the banks of the River Nodwydd on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. In easy reach of Red Wharf Bay's gloriously sandy beaches, it make an ideal base for those seeking a holiday by the sea. The village offers a modest selection of shops and eateries, whereas the nearby medieval town of Beaumaris boasts a wider selection. Ideally located for watersports, fishing, bird watching, Pentraeth is a brilliant area to discover your outdoor adventure.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x king-size and 1 x Twin Zip and Link (can be made up as a super king on request).
Bathroom with bath, handheld shower, separate shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Living/dining room with woodburning stove
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, Smart TV, Blu-ray DVD player, WiFi and a selection of books and games.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Private Driveway.
Two well-behaved pets welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.4 miles.
Note: First dog free second dog £20.
Note: this property is located on the A4025 with excellent road links to Beaumaris and Benllech and at peak times you may be aware of some traffic noise.
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (32)
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Richard
The house was spacious. Ideal for four adults, two children and a dog. The garden and other outdoor spaces were much appreciated. The property was well situated for enjoying many of the delights of Anglesey and its friendly people. Brilliant, but take a sharp knife!
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Donna
Beds comfy and bathrooms large and lovely. The owners left cake and Prosecco and plenty of other bits and bobs you may need. WiFi excellent. Gardens lovely and very well maintained. There is mention of road noise in the listing and although we are used to road noise at home others may not be. It didnât spoil our stay but it is present.
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Graham
The decorations and ornaments give it a character often lacking in holiday accommodation.