Guests say
Guests consistently praise 'The Look Out' for its stunning views, peaceful atmosphere, and cleanliness. The lodge is well-furnished, offering a comfortable and well-maintained stay with thoughtful touches. Its location in Aberdovey is ideal for exploring Snowdonia and enjoying the local beach, with the town's charm frequently mentioned.
Reviewers frequently highlight the lodge's cleanliness, with several noting it as spotless and well-maintained. This consistent praise suggests a very high standard of cleanliness.
The location is highly praised for its amazing views and proximity to local attractions and Snowdonia. The peaceful setting and the beautiful town of Aberdovey are also appreciated, although accessibility is not mentioned in detail.
Guests find 'The Look Out' to be comfortable, with comfy beds and cosy furnishings. The property is described as homey and restful, indicating a high level of comfort for visitors.
The lodge is well-equipped, with high-quality furnishings and amenities. There is a minor issue with hot water, but it was promptly resolved, showing good maintenance. The lack of specific negative comments on facilities suggests they are generally satisfactory.
While guests mention thoughtful touches like blankets and cool bags, there is no explicit mention of gifts. Therefore, it cannot be confirmed if gifts are a regular offering, and the score is set to null.
About this property
Boasting outstanding views from its elevated position, The Look Out commands amazing scenery over the lovely seaside village of Aberdovey. Positioned on a quiet, private lodge park, The Look Out is perfect for families wishing to enjoy a break in Wales. Enjoying a ground-floor layout, The Look Out offers open-plan living, so whether you are cooking a family meal in the well-equipped kitchen, gathered around the dining table or relaxing on the sofa in front of the TV, you can be amidst your loved ones. Continue down the hallway to the bedrooms, including two doubles, one of which has a TV and an adult bunk room, it can cater for couples or groups of friends. Serving these bedrooms is the neat shower room with a walk-in shower, basin and WC as well as a heated towel rail. For a perfect evening, simply take a seat on the outdoor sofas on the enclosed decking and take in the view, with this area great for stargazing too thanks to the lower light pollution. Head down into the village of Aberdovey to enjoy the delights of this coastal haven, with plenty of inns and restaurants to visit, an excellent 18-hole golf course, and a beach renowned for its watersports. Spend days on the beach surfing, sunbathing or swimming, or have a go at some sea fishing or crab fishing and catch your evening meal! Visit Tywyn to see the world-famous Talyllyn Steam Railway, a 19th century railway once a way of transporting slate and now offering picturesque journeys through the Fathew valley in Snowdonia National Park, passing streams and waterfalls and through a remote valley in the Meioneth mountains, it's perfect for all ages. Keen walkers can explore the southern Snowdonia Mountain Range, enjoy the views at the Penygader, the peak of Cadair Idris, holding dramatic views of the lake and valley below from the top. Other attractions nearby include King Arthur's Labyrinth, an underground attraction within an old slate mine, and the Centre for Alternative Technology, set across 7 acres, it hosts interactive displays, organically managed gardens, family activities and a café. Enjoy the beauty of both the sea and Snowdonia at The Look Out.
Aberdovey is a quaint harbour village on the shores of Cardigan Bay, known for its mild climate and sandy beaches. Thanks to the charming pastel-coloured cottages, picturesque shops and local businesses, it's referred to as an artist's paradise. With a golden sandy beach stretching four miles, backed by sand dunes and running up to Tywyn, it's a special location for a seaside holiday in Wales.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Three bedrooms: 1 x double with TV, 1 x double, 1 x adult bunk bed.
Shower room with shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Electric heating.
Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge iron and ironing board.
Flat Screen TV with Freeview and DVD.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Enclosed decking with outdoor sofas.
Sorry, no smoking and no pets.
Shop 1.1 miles, pub 1 mile.
The lodge and Bwlch Gwyn Chalet Park do not have wifi, however there is good 4G reception.
Please take extra care as the steps up to the property are steep and may not be suitable for persons with limited mobility.
Reviews (21)
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Joanne
! Stunning and ever changing viewsâ¦.. from sunshine and rain to sunsets and rainbows. Tastefully furnished and comfortable for a week exploring the area. Beaches, hill walks and waterfalls all within 30mins of the cabin. Would highly recommend.
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Khushbakht
Just as described on the website. Hands down one of the best holidays hut we have stayed in. Only drawback, there were no curtains on the front window to close for night time , had limited privacy. All the other cottages seem to have curtains.
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Anne
Clean and comfortable stay. Exactly as described, a bit of a climb up to lodge. Nicely decorated. Only thing for me was a lack of hairdryer but only a little niggle.. Would stay there again.