Guests say
Storehouse Cottage receives high praise for its charm, ideal location, and thoughtful touches like a welcome cake. Guests appreciate the well-equipped kitchen, comfortable bedding, and the property's cleanliness. The cottage's proximity to a good pub and its suitability as a base for exploring North Wales are also noted. Some guests mention steep stairs and low doorways, but overall, the cottage offers a delightful stay.
The cottage is consistently described as clean and well-maintained. One review mentioned a problem with spiders and bugs, but this seems to be an isolated incident rather than a common concern.
The location is frequently praised for being perfect for exploring North Wales, with easy access to Llandudno and Conwy. Its proximity to a good pub is also appreciated. The quiet and peaceful setting is a highlight for many guests.
The comfort of the bedding and bedroom is often highlighted, though some guests find the lounge chairs uncomfortable and the downstairs area cold. The steep stairs and low doorways are noted as potential discomforts.
Facilities like Wi-Fi and kitchen equipment are well-received, but some guests suggest improvements such as more comfortable lounge seating and additional cooking utensils. The mention of a DVD-only TV upstairs indicates a limitation in the entertainment facilities.
Guests frequently mention the thoughtful welcome gifts, such as cake and milk, which contribute to a warm reception. However, it should be noted that such gifts, while appreciated, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
An endearing, Grade II listed cottage, set within a picturesque village of Glanwydden. This rural retreat comes within close reach to the popular resort towns of Llandudno and Conwy, the spectacular North Wales coast and the majestic Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, promising either a relaxing escape or an adventurous getaway for a couple. This romantic retreat boasts a wonderful blend of traditional charm and carefully selected furnishings, to ensure a welcoming stay to explore this corner of North Wales. Be charmed by the exposed beams and exposed brick wall which are complimented by the idyllic interior design. Stepping into the property, you will find an amply-equipped kitchen, benefitting from all the essentials you will need to prepare all of your meals. Enjoy breakfast or dinner at the quaint dining table, or if you are visiting during the summer months, enjoy a spot of alfresco dining within the charming garden area. After an action-packed afternoon, sink into the plush arm chairs and flick through a selection of films avaible on Netflicks to enjoy before heading to bed. Resting within a characterful fireplace is a coal-effect fire, which fills the room with warmth during those winter months. Venture up the staircase to find a mezzanine-style bedroom, where you will find a super-king-size bed and a separate dressing room which includes a day bed for any additional guests, and where you can store your clothes and get ready for the day in style. If you can tear yourself away from this delightful spot, a short walk will bring you to Queen’s Head pub, where you will be delighted by the welcoming atmosphere and a delicious dining menu. For picking up the essentials, venture to the centre of Penrhyn Bay, where you will find a selection of shops, as well as a sandy beach and a superb golf-course. Alternatively, a short drive will bring you to Llandudno, offering an opportunity to walk the Great Orme, enjoy a show at Venue Cymru theatre, or stroll along the picture postcard promenade. For those feeling active, find miles of wonderful walks within the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park or visit the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Storehouse Cottage is a refreshing base for exploring this corner of North Wales.
Penrhyn Bay is a town situated on North Wales coast, three miles away from Llandudno. The town comes with a a sandy beach, shops, a pub and a church. Nearby Llandudno lies between the Great Orme and the Little Orme, and houses two beaches backed by imposing crescent of Victorian hotels and the other is a sandy beach with views towards Anglesey. Further afield, is the town of Conwy and the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.
Accommodation
One super-king-size bedroom (zip/link beds, can be made into twins on request).
Ground-floor bathroom with shower over bath, basin and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with gas fire.
Dressing room.
Utility.
Gas central heating with a gas fire.
Washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge with ice-box, electric oven and hob, dishwasher, Smart TV including Netflicks and WiFi.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Free road-side parking.
Bike storage.
Private garden with lawn area and table and chairs, in addition to courtyard area.
Sorry, no smoking or pets allowed.
Pub within 0.1 mile, shop within 1.2 mile.
Note: woodburning stove in kitchen is not to be used.
Note: This property is only suitable for 2 adults and 1 child.
Please call to enquire if your booking is for work purposes.
Please note if wishing to charge your car, please contact the owner
Nearby points of interest
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (27)
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Michelle
A thoughtful welcome gift of bread, cake and milk upon arrival. As soon as you enter the front door you fall in love with it's charm of low ceilings and little doorways, really cosy. As you climb the stairs there is a super-kingsize bed which is very comfy and as you go through another door way there is a lovely dressing room. Not to far to drive for days out or to get to the beach. We had a lovely break and would definitely recommend Storehouse Cottage.
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B
So much so my wife wanted to stay longer. We will definitely be back again for another week, especially as the Queens Head Foodie pub is right outside the cottage gate .
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David
Thank you again for the welcome pack.