Guests say
Guests appreciate the stunning views and cleanliness of Ystwyth 26, a well-equipped and comfortable lodge in Borth. While the elevated position offers a beautiful outlook, it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. The property is praised for its cleanliness and the provision of amenities, though some guests noted the challenge of the steep walk to the site facilities.
The lodge is consistently described as clean and tidy, with several guests specifically mentioning its immaculate condition upon arrival.
The location scores highly for its beautiful views and quiet setting away from noise. However, the steep hill and distance from site facilities have been noted as drawbacks, particularly for those with mobility challenges.
The lodge is generally found to be comfortable and well-equipped. Some guests found the beds and seating less comfortable, and storage space limited, which affects the score slightly.
Facilities are adequate with plentiful crockery and cutlery, though some guests reported issues with heating, broken blinds, and a lack of towels and tea towels. Maintenance concerns, such as the overgrown private seating area, also impacted the score.
There is insufficient information to assess thoughtfulness as there are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate the owners' consideration for guests' experiences.
About this property
Ystwyth 26 is a beautiful property found on the family-friendly Brynowen Holiday Park in West Wales, in easy reach of Borth seafront and the bustling town of Aberystwyth. This ground floor home welcomes you up several steps onto a lovely veranda with seating, a peaceful spot to relax and spend a moment alone with your morning coffee. Inside is a spacious open-plan living space, relax on the plush sofa, with room for all the family, switching on a classic film as the gas fire creates a cosy atmosphere on a cold winter's night. Use the dining room space for both mealtimes and for those traditional competitive card games on a rainy day. Use the kitchen to cook a delicious evening meal, fitted with all the amenities needed for your self-catered stay. Take your pick between three modest bedrooms, a fabulous double or two twin rooms which can be made into king-size if needed. Refresh yourself in the morning in the shower room, and if someone else is taking their time, there's even a handy cloakroom situated at the next door. This property benefits from an amazing hidden spot, up some steep steps you'll find your very own private terraced garden section, boasting spectacular views of the far-reaching sea, here you can open up a bottle of wine and enjoy a romantic moment in this picturesque setting. Throughout the months of March to October, the holiday park boasts exciting on-site facilities which you have full use of, take the kids for an afternoon swim at the indoor pool, try your luck at the arcade games, or discover the outdoor adventure playground and football pitch. Borth town centre is a lovely location to stroll around and find local pubs, a selection of shops, and great restaurant options, the little ones will love being so close to Borth Wild Animal Kingdom, as well as enjoying watersports activities at Borth Beach, found on the stunning Ceredigion Heritage Coast overlooking Cardigan Bay. Dyfi National Nature Reserve and Osprey Project, a nature conservation charity offering an amazing wildlife centre and walking trails among the reserve, alternatively take a stroll through the scenic Cambrian Mountains. Spend a day exploring the vibrant town of Aberystwyth where you can visit a wide range of pubs, bars and restaurants, as well as a steam railway, the National Library of Wales, or the entertaining arts centre. Ystwyth 26 is a unique lodge experience for a large family to explore the Welsh seafront.
The seaside village of Borth is a honeypot location found on the Welsh coastal path looking out to Cardigan Bay, home to a shops, pubs, a golf course, a restaurant and a cinema, as well as watersports from surfing to sailing. Snowdonia National Park is a short drive away, with heaps of walking, cycling and hiking trails, whilst Aberystwyth offers cultural attractions at it's castle ruins, cliff top railway, museum. Other fun attractions in reach include the Centre for Alternative Technology, and the Talyllyn narrow gauge steam railway. Borth is an ideal base for a mix of coastal fun and wonderful countryside landscapes.
Accommodation
All-ground-floor.
Three bedrooms: 1 x double, 2 x twin (zip/link, can be super-king-size on request).
Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Cloakroom.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with gas fire
Gas central heating and gas fire.
Gas oven and hob, fridge, microwave, TV with built in DVD player and separate FreeSat box, and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for one car (or two small cars).
Private veranda with seating and enclosed terraced garden are with furniture.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub 0.1 miles.
Note: The on-site facilities are open from April-Oct inclusive, including an indoor pool with flume, a games area with arcades, a football pitch, and adventure playground, pass available from reception at additional cost.
Note: Sorry, no stag/hen parties or similar.
Note: Veranda furniture is kept in the shed and must be put away after use.
Note: This property cannot do changeovers on Sundays, bookings cannot start or end on Sundays.
Please note: Ystwyth 26 is on a hill and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Please Note: This property accepts one well behaved dog - but due to site policy they must be kept on a lead on-site, they are also not permitted in the bedrooms.
Nearby points of interest
- Centre for Alternative Technology
Reviews (14)
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Peter
Will book the caravan again next year.
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Michael
Unfortunately, it was spoiled by the fact that the bedding either had not been washed or had been left damp and it smelled very unpleasant. We were also informed, just before we left, that the check in time had changed so we couldn't get into the caravan until 4pm which more or less meant we had lost a day.
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Rita
Easy to find caravan from instructions given. The glaring obvious thing was no way for us to access the key safe even though we rang Sykes for assistance. It took for us to read another persons review to know where the keysafe was as Parkdean could not assist as private let. Not very happy with this. There was no gas fire as listed. The private outdoor space with picnic bench very unkempt, didnât use once because itâs so overgrown. Several days of our holiday were dominated by diggers and other maintenance crew prepping the site next to 26 and the one opposite too. One of the days we could not even park and when we did there was all sorts of debris that we had to move ourselves from the drive.