Guests say
Burnt Oak Stables is highly praised for its beautiful, peaceful setting and well-equipped, comfortable accommodations. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches, including a homemade cake on arrival, and find the property to be a great base for exploring North Wales. The secure garden is a hit with dog owners, and the hosts are commended for their friendliness and helpfulness.
The majority of guests find the property spotless and well-presented. One mention of a dog smell and sofa throws needing a wash slightly impacts the score.
The location is appreciated for its tranquillity and proximity to local attractions and amenities. Some concerns about the narrow access road and gate management are noted.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, with a modern bathroom and kitchen, and a secure garden for pets. A few comments about bed accessibility and floor creakiness are taken into account.
While the property is generally well-equipped, there are mixed reviews about the facilities. Some guests mention a lack of certain kitchen items, a wobbly table, and issues with the shower screen and bed. As the reviews do not provide a consistent view of the facilities' condition, a definitive score cannot be given.
Guests frequently mention the thoughtful gestures, such as a homemade cake and provisions for pets. It is noted that such personal touches greatly enhance the experience, although they may vary and are not guaranteed.
About this property
Settled along a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Mynydd Isa, Flintshire, is this fantastic two-bedroom stable conversion, 2 Bedroom Converted Stables. Enjoying a fantastic location within easy reach of the historic city of Chester and the delights of North Wales, 2 Bedroom Converted Stables is a fabulous pet-friendly choice for couples or a family of three. The property benefits from two off-road parking spaces and a rear enclosed garden with seating, a perfect spot for enjoying your morning coffee whilst your pooches play. Inside, you will find a light and airy kitchen for whipping up family favourites, ready to savour at the dining table for three as you recount the days adventures, and an inviting sitting room with plush seating, TV, and a contemporary electric fire, ideal for those chillier evenings! Continue through to find a well-appointed bathroom where you can end your day with a soak in the bath or freshen up under the overhead shower, before retiring to one of two well-presented bedrooms, a double and a single, to snuggle up with a good book or catch your rest. Within the village, you can stock up on essentials at the supermarket, treat your loved ones to a meal at the welcoming Griffin Inn and Caff Isa, or picnic in Wats Dyke Park. For a wider selection of amenities, Mold is just a short drive away, and offers the popular eateries of The Fat Boar, Queens Head, and Deadwood Smokehouse, as well as a supermarket, a leisure centre, and Theatre Clwyd where you can catch a live show. Next stop is Chester, where you can walk the historic rows and peruse shops, wander the Roman walls, visit the magnificent cathedral, enjoy boat trips along the River Dee, attend the races at Chester Racecourse from May-September, catch a performance at The Storyhouse, or dine at an excellent array of eateries, including La Fattoria, Olive Tree and The Secret Garden. On the outskirts of the city, you can visit the world-famous Chester Zoo, promising a fun-filled day out for all the family, or continue onto Cheshire Oaks to indulge in an afternoon of retail therapy! The choice is yours with a stay at Burnt Oak Stables.
Mynydd Isa is a quaint countryside village resting between Mold and Chester in Flintshire. The village plays host to a supermarket, Wats Dyke Park, the Griffin Inn and Caffi Isa. A wider selection of amenities and attractions can be found in nearby Mold, where you can dine at Deadwood Smokehouse, Glasfryn, Queens Head, and The Fat Boar, stock up on essentials at the supermarket, visit the Mold Flower Gardens, or catch a live show at Theatr Clwyd. Continue onto Chester, where you can attend the annual Chester Races held at the racecourse from May-September, wander the historic city walls, hire a boat to take to the waters of the River Dee, visit the Roman Gardens, watch a much-loved musical at The Storyhouse, spend a day at Chester Zoo, and dine at Ristorante Sergio, Cosy Club, Bar Lounge and The Church. Further afield is Ellesmere Port, home to the National Waterways Museum, Blue Planet and Cheshire Oaks.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with electric fire
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Rear enclosed garden with lawn, gravel, and seating.
Two small well-behaved pets welcome, can you please ensure that this is confirmed at the point of booking.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.9 miles, pub 0.8 miles
Nearby points of interest
- Port Sunlight Museum
Reviews (24)
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Jackie
I would like to say cottage was warm and comfortable BUT no welcome pack as the owner said they didn't no we were coming to stay ( very laughable) WiFi well I don't no what to say don't bother with it ( we live in the countryside ours is slow but this was horrendous) One day no WiFi rung owner said the RCD had tripped in the owners house it does it when it rains sometimes omg Outside was very disappointing scruffy and the back was the same I was cleaning up dog poo what did not belong to my dogs The wooden steps were very slippy with the green moss had to pour boiling water on the steps No info for TV cooker shower have to rember everyone technical gadgets all different Took us a hour to work tv Cooker all symbols are different to my fan oven nightmare Shower Took a bit to work out the water is very hot no caution notice to warn you (As we all no when we are in our own homes temp is set for the hot water ) No info to say they was a kick board heater in kitchen only found out has we were reading other reviews ( not everyone knows what a kick board heater is to me it looks like some kind of vent system) had to move kettle when I was there kept hitting my head on the cooker hood The wooden doors into garden from the kitchen was very hard to open and lock The hover was pretty terrible no suction only when you took the head off
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David
The safe garden was enjoyed by our dog. Cottage was warm, comfortable and well equipped. Great place to explore the area, we particularly enjoyed Loggerheads country park.
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Thomas
Close to shops and easy access to major roads. Parking was a little difficult as owners had a motor home parked up close to the property but as long as passenger in our car directed driver it was managable. It was important to always have two people in hand when entering and exciting as gate needs to be kept closed and the road is narrow and close to blind corners. Plenty of easy access walks near by and very dog friendly. Inside the rental there was everything you needed for a comfortable stay and owners on hand if needed.