Guests say
Guests have praised the property for its stunning sea views, comfortable and spacious accommodation, and proximity to the beach and local amenities. The upside-down layout maximises the views, and the balcony is a highlight for many. While some guests mentioned minor issues with maintenance and cleanliness, the overall experience is reported to be enjoyable, with many expressing a desire to return.
The property generally receives positive remarks on cleanliness, but there are instances of overlooked areas and items from previous guests. A more thorough cleaning between stays has been suggested.
The location is highly praised for its amazing sea views and proximity to the beach and shops. It's considered peaceful, with easy access to local attractions, although the town's appeal could be improved.
The property is described as cosy, warm, and comfortable, with comfortable beds and a relaxing atmosphere. However, some guests noted issues with heating and the duvet being too hot.
Facilities are generally good, with a well-maintained property and essential appliances. However, guests have noted a lack of kitchenware, non-working vacuum cleaner, and issues with the fridge/freezer, suggesting room for improvement in maintenance.
There is insufficient information to assess thoughtfulness as it relates to gifts, as they are not consistently mentioned across reviews. Therefore, this score cannot be provided.
About this property
A contemporary townhouse with fantastic coastal views, 26 Awel Y Mor is a wonderful getaway to Wales, resting in the coastal village of Pwllheli and ideal for a family or group of friends. Set over three floors, you will find the wonderful open-plan living area on the second floor, with contemporary décor, stylish furniture and plenty of light being drawn in from the double glass doors, opening up onto a balcony, an ideal spot for a glass of your favourite beverage in an evening. This social hub sports a well-stocked kitchen ideal for cooking up a storm, as well as a dining area and a sitting area with a corner sofa, ideal for a family film night. Throughout the property there are four well-presented bedrooms, including a first-floor super king-size with Juliet balcony and en-suite, a first-floor double, a ground-floor double, and a ground-floor bunk along with a first-floor bathroom and a ground-floor shower room great for freshening up after a long day at the beach. Outside, enjoy a coffee in the morning sunshine in the garden before heading out to explore the local area. Pwllheli is a wonderful coastal town with a great selection of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a golf club and marina. There are several beaches within easy reach of the town, including Pwllheli Beach and Traeth Glan-y-Don, and a little further from the property you will be able to explore the beautiful scenery of the Llŷn Peninsula at Llŷn Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, where there are many scenic walks through wildlife areas to be enjoyed. History lovers will enjoy a trip to Criccieth Castle, and there is also the option of Harlech Castle and its wonderful sandy beach, as well as loads of coastal walks and a selection of museums. Travel to Snowdonia National Park to enjoy a hike through breath-taking scenery, or to take part in wild swimming, water sports and action-packed adventures at Zip World, or there is the option of visiting the stunning Anglesey where you will find many beaches, watersports activities, places to enjoy the wildlife and Anglesey Sea Zoo. Make a coastal holiday to remember with a stay at the wonderful 26 Awel Y Mor.
Pwllheli serves as the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula, one of Wales' most attractive areas and home to world-class beaches, golf courses, and breathtaking coastal walks. This charming coastal community has a wide selection of shops, bars, and eateries in addition to a large marina that can accommodate 400 boats. The town is famous for its sailing and watersports and has two beaches, one of which has earned the Blue Flag Award. Both Criccieth, renowned for its ancient castle, and Abersoch, a charming harbour town well known for its beautiful beaches and watersports amenities, are nearby. The National Trust owns a large portion of the peninsula's coastline, offering a number of secluded bays, sandy beaches, and thrilling clifftop treks in addition to animal havens like Bardsey Island. The peninsula is also home to numerous Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Explore every inch of Snowdonia, the Island of Anglesey, several historic castles, N.T. homes, and gardens, or just unwind in this stunning region of Wales.
Accommodation
Over three floors.
Three bedrooms: 1 x first-floor super-king-size with Juliet balcony and en-suite with walk-in shower room with shower, basin and WC, 1 x first-floor double, 1 x ground-floor double.
First-floor bathroom with double-ended bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Games room.
Second-floor open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with patio doors to glass balcony
Gas central heating.
Electric oven, electric grill and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher.
Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Private car park and parking for 3 cars.
Front garden with furniture and second floor glass balcony with sea views.
Pets allowed.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.9 miles, beach 0.1 miles.
Note: Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 10am.
Note: Please bring your own beach towels
Reviews (17)
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Lin
Clean and comfortable.
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Tracey
The balcony was amazing. Great location for the beach and the amenities in Pwllheli. Although we enjoyed our stay we felt there we things lacking in the property. There was only 6 of everything meaning you had to keep washing up. There were no serving spoons or dishes and only one baking tray The one bedroom had no towels but we did find 3 used towels in the master wardrobe The garden was desperately in need of some TLC
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Gabrielle
!! Fabulous outlook and sea view but not a great position in terms of resort. The town is run down and has no "visitor/tourist" features. Good base for visiting Nth Wales coast and Snowdon. A welcome pack of bread, milk and local biscuits/cake would have been great.