Guests say
Guests have consistently praised the Collfryn cottage for its high standard of accommodation, cleanliness, and idyllic rural setting. The property offers a tranquil retreat with stunning views, a welcoming atmosphere, and a hot tub for relaxation. Its charm and comfort have made it a top choice for many, with several visitors expressing a desire to return.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers frequently mention the spotless condition of the cottage, indicating a very high level of cleanliness that contributes significantly to the overall experience.
The location is highly praised for its beauty and tranquillity, with easy access to local attractions. However, one mention of a steep and bendy approach road suggests that while the location is excellent, it may pose a challenge for some vehicles.
Comfort is a recurring theme, with guests finding the cottage faultlessly clean and comfortable. The presence of a large hot tub and the property's peaceful nature contribute to a comfortable stay.
Facilities are well-regarded, with mentions of a lovely welcome basket and regular firewood top-ups. However, one review suggests that while the cottage has enough modern conveniences, it may not have all the latest gadgets, slightly affecting the score.
The thoughtfulness of the owners is evident through the provision of welcome baskets and attentive hospitality. While such gestures are appreciated, guests should note that these are personal touches and may vary with each stay.
About this property
Collfryn, nestled in Mallwyd near Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, is a charming-converted farmhouse, situated near the delights of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Boasting breathtaking countryside views, a hot tub and pet-friendly accommodation, with plenty of local walks and activities available, Collfryn will make a wonderful base for families, friends, and couples alike. After parking up, step into your new home-from-home and be met with the warmth of the open-plan living space, showcasing an impressive array of original features, from flagstone flooring to original beams, complete with a woodburning stove for those chiller evenings. Allow the designated chef to rustle up a delicious meal in the well-equipped kitchen, before tucking in around the dining table. While the hours away debriefing from your exciting day or planning for the upcoming adventures, before heading outside to the private gravelled area, complete with a raised-level decking and a hot tub where you can soak up the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Alternatively, freshen up in the ground-floor bathroom and head to your chosen bedroom, opting for either a ground-floor king-size, a double or a twin to rest your head in preparation for another day of exciting exploration. In the morning, take time to uncover the surrounding area and wonders of Wales. The market town of Dolgellau is just a short drive away, home to a selection of independent shops and eateries, as well as the historic Dolgellau Gold Centre. For a day of fun and adventure, venture to Aberystwyth, brimming with quaint streets, the longest seafront promenade in Wales, a medieval castle and The National Library of Wales. The grand finale of your Welsh adventure should be the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, a beautiful landscape of mountain ranges, hidden valleys, rivers, lakes and waterfalls. Spend your days on the many walking trails, climb Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, or take a trip on the Snowdon Mountain Railway for an unforgettable experience. No matter how you choose to spend your time in Wales, you'll be sure to have an incredible holiday to remember at Collfryn.
The small market town of Machynlleth sits amid the rolling hills of Mid Wales. The streets of the town spread out from the 19th Century clock tower, and offer a good mix of specialist shops, pubs, and cafes, in addition to the regular street markets held every Wednesday. The town boasts two art galleries, and is home to the Museum of Modern Arts, Wales, which showcases the work of a variety of international artists, as well as staging concerts and lectures in its 400 seater auditorium. Just ten miles from the coast, Machynlleth is also ideally placed for taking advantage of superb walking, riding, fishing and rock climbing available in the area.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor king-size, 1 x double, 1 x twin.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove
Central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available.
Off-road parking for 5 cars.
Private gravelled area with raised-level decking and hot tub.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 2.5 miles.
Note: The stairs are open-tread and quite narrow, please take care.
Note: There are eaves with restricted head height on the first floor, please bear this in mind when booking.
Owner does have fishing rights on the nearby river
Reviews (10)
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Jennifer
Very quiet and we were blessed with wonderful weather, so spent much time out of doors. Great bird spotting area including buzzards and red kites. The kitchen area was well equipped with a range of pots and pans plus cooking aids. Owners friendly and quick to respond to any questions or problems. Good beaches less than an hour away and excellent food at The Brigands for a night out. Would definitely return.
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Hayley
Would definitely recommend going.
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Richard
Otherwise, couldn't recommend it more highly IF you want somewhere off the beaten track where nature is your neighbour.