Guests say
Guests have had a delightful experience at Railway Cottage, praising its cosy and well-furnished interiors, stunning views, and excellent location as a base for exploring local attractions such as Harlech Beach, Black Sands Beach, and Eryri National Park. The garden terrace and summer house are also appreciated, although their use is weather-dependent.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score.
The location is highly praised for its proximity to beaches, national parks, and local attractions, making it an ideal base for exploration.
The cottage is consistently described as cosy and comfortable, providing a pleasant retreat even when the weather is not favourable.
Facilities like the split-level kitchen and summer house are well-received, though there is no mention of maintenance, preventing a perfect score.
While guests express gratitude for a wonderful stay, there is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness, so this score cannot be determined.
About this property
Railway Cottage is an end-of-terrace cottage built around 1898 and has been thoroughly modernised for your comfort while keeping the feel of a homely cottage. Are you looking for a quaint traditional stone Welsh cottage for your next holiday or short break? If so, look no further. The property boasts traditional beams and an original ancient black cast iron feature fire compliment the open plan living, dining and compact kitchen area perfectly. Upstairs you will find a comfortable double bedroom and an additional single bedroom, both served by a a good-sized bathroom to enjoy a relaxing soak after a long day exploring. Be wowed by the private garden, which is separate to the house, which proudly presents an inviting summerhouse where you can sit with your favourite refreshments to admire the beautiful views of the hills down to Black Rock sand and beyond. Meander through the bustling town of Penhryndeudraeth, boasting independent restaurants, cafes and boutiques to grab a keepsake, as well as a vegan eatery to cater to every pallet. Penhryndeudraeth, meaning (Peninsula with two beaches) offers a whole plethora of places to visit from sightseeing to walking trails, museums, Zip World, Snowdonia and many more, not forgetting Anglesey and the historic towns of Caernarfon, Harlech and Criccieth with their own castles all less than an hour's drive away. If you are a train enthusiast or just like steam trains, this is a great location as the Penrhyn Welsh Highland Railway station which was opened in 1865 and a Grade Il listed building is located up and along the back of the cottage where you can catch the train to visit Porthmadog with its harbour and high street full of shops, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Minfford and Beddgelert, travelling through the countryside surrounded by spectacular scenery with a burst of nostalgia. Alternatively, take a short drive to visit the famous Italianate village of Portmeirion- perfect for a posh cream tea! Railway Cottage promises to be the picture-postcard getaway, with an array of adventures everywhere you go. Wow - sounds great, doesn’t it? Del & Debs' cottage awaits you, book now!
The large village of Penrhyndeudraeth boasts a selection of shops and a variety of restaurants, Post Office and a railway station which takes you along the Ffestiniog Railway. Just two miles away is the celebrated unique Italianate village of Portmeirion, which was the location of the TV show The Prisoner, and is surrounded by sandy beaches and captivating woodlands. The harbour town of Porthmadog is a little further along, where you can journey along the Ffestiniog Railway to the slate town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, "the town that roofed the world". To the north is the pretty village of Beddgelert, which is set around the Afon Glaslyn River and offers craft shops, pubs, tea rooms, restaurants, and an enchanting riverside walk, and it’s also located in the stunning Snowdonia National Park, from where you can spend hours admiring the beautiful scenery on foot or by bike. Penrhyndeudraeth is an ideal base for exploring the Llyn Peninsula, Snowdonia National Park and many other places in North Wales.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting room.
Garden room
Gas central heating.
Electric Oven & hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine.
Smart TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair and stairgate available.
Private off-road parking in designated space for 1 car.
Non-enclosed garden with lawn, gravel, furniture, and summerhouse.
Sorry, no smoking.
1 small dog allowed (£25 charge).
Shop and pub 0.4 miles, beach 4.4 miles.
Note: Check-in from 4pm, check-out by 10am.
Note: Garden is separate to property and has steep stair access, please take care
Reviews (8)
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Ann
Well equipped, comfortable and well situated for touring the beautiful area. Fabulous Indian restaurant in the village (The Lemon Tree) and handy to have a supermarket, cafe and pub also within walking distance. The walk back up the hill was great excercise but easy parking in the village too!
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Judith
) Visited Harlech beach and precipice walk near Dolgellau. Thank you
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Kay
The cottage was lovely and a great base to explore Eryri National Park and steam railways. Will definitely be back for another stay.