Pwllheli Holiday Cottages

Pwllheli Cottages

Pwllheli

Awel Y Grug

Ref: S679661

Reviews 26

On the Llyn Peninsula, the beach community of Llanbedrog serves as a fantastic starting point for exploring this stunning region of North Wales. There are two pubs in the village, and both provide meals. Many secluded bays, sandy beaches, and...

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£104

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Ty Receiver

Ref: S854263

Reviews 5

The pretty coastal town of Nefyn sits atop sweeping cliffs on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula, and features a fine two mile stretch of sandy beach, popular with families. The town offers a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and is...

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£54

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Dalar Deg

Ref: S122331

Reviews 23

Aberdaron is a seaside village with character portrayed throughout the fisherman's villages. The village offers an array of cafes, shops and restaurants. There are plenty of activities for you, including taking a stroll down the promenade. Nearby...

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£47

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Cudfan Fach

Ref: S668573

Reviews 7

Located on the slopes of the Yr Eifl mountain range, the tiny village of Llithfaen has some of the best views on the Llyn Peninsula. Established in 1988, the community-run local pub in the village is known for its warm hospitality and excellent...

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£56

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Hafan Bach

Ref: S801544

Reviews 8

The coastal village of Llanbedrog is situated on the Llyn Peninsula and makes a wonderful base for exploring this beautiful part of North Wales. The village offers two pubs, both serving food. There are lots of nearby sandy beaches, remote bays...

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£56

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The Lodge at Pennant-Igyn

Ref: S1073240

Mynytho is a traditional village on the Llyn Peninsula, with a little shop, and a pub within 1.5 miles, and is only 2 miles from the attractive harbour village of Abersoch. Abersoch, situated between two glorious bays, is one of the most popular...

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£99

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19A Kingshead Street

Ref: S98232

Reviews 22

The unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula which is one of the most scenic regions of Wales, renowned for scenery, walks, beaches and golf courses. This town offers shops, pubs and restaurants and a marina holding 400 boats. The town boasts two...

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£53

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Bwthyn yr Onnen (Ash Cottage)

Ref: S25376

Reviews 35

The market town of Pwllheli on the Llyn Peninsula offers a marina holding 400 boats, two beaches, shops, pubs and restaurants. The Lyn Peninsula itself boasts outstanding scenery, coastal walks, beaches and golf courses.

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£57

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Dolafon

Ref: S819386

Reviews 1

This busy market town is the unofficial capital of the Llyn Peninsula which is one of the most scenic regions of Wales, renowned for its outstanding scenery, stunning coastal walks, excellent beaches and golf courses. This traditional seaside town...

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£69

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Eithinog

Ref: S478896

Reviews 11

Abersoch is a charming harbour village on the Llŷn Peninsula, known for its spectacular landscape and numerous walking opportunities. Abersoch, which is nestled between two beautiful bays, is one of North Wales' most popular sailing destinations....

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£95

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21 Cae Du

Ref: S527603

Reviews 4

Abersoch is a picturesque harbour village on Wales' Llyn Peninsula, known for its scenery and walking. The village, between two bays, is a popular sailing venue in North Wales and hosts regattas all summer. Shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes...

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£110

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Happy Daze

Ref: S169189

Reviews 10

The village of Morfa Nefyn sits atop sweeping cliffs on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula,with a two-mile stretch of beach, a Post Office, a village shop with a café, two pubs and restaurants. The nearby town of Nefyn has plenty more, while...

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£93

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Tan Parc

Ref: S700470

Reviews 12

The pretty coastal village of Morfa Nefyn sits atop sweeping cliffs on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula, and features a fine two-mile stretch of sandy beach, popular with families. Morfa Nefyn, has a garage, a wonderful village shop with a...

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£114

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Isfryn

Ref: S811629

Abersoch, a picturesque harbour village in Wales, can be found in the Llyn Peninsula, a region renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and a wide variety of hiking opportunities. The village's location between two beautiful bays makes it a...

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£101

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Fairfield

Ref: S584245

Reviews 6

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£85

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Pant Fali

Ref: S475459

Reviews 5

The seaside village of Aberdaron is peacefully situated around two streams, and facing the sea. Straggling up the hills are the buildings that give Aberdaron its character; the lime-washed fishermen's cottages, the cafes, shops, and hotels, and...

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£61

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Maes Y Ddol

Ref: S777301

Reviews 2

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£71

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Ty'n Ffridd

Ref: S1028774

Reviews 1

Often described as the 'Pearl of Wales on the shores of Snowdonia’, now known as Eryri, this delightful seaside town is situated just 5 miles from Porthmadog. The town’s 13th-century castle perches majestically on a rocky outcrop, dominating the...

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£100

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Gwynle

Ref: S855181

Reviews 3

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£71

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Belle View

Ref: S810115

Reviews 9

The attractive harbour village of Abersoch is situated on the Llyn Peninsula in a region of Wales renowned for its outstanding scenery and varied walking. The village, situated between two glorious bays, is one of the most popular sailing venues...

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£143

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Seis

Ref: S1055252

This charming stone-built cottage on the breathtaking Llyn Peninsula is a fantastic base for large families or groups of friends. The cosy home sleeps eight guests and is well situated to explore the dramatic coast and countryside of North Wales....

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£117

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Brigwyn

Ref: S683524

Reviews 16

Nefyn, a charming seaside hamlet on the Llyn Peninsula's north coast, with a lovely two-mile stretch of sand beach that is well-liked by families. It is perched atop sweeping cliffs. The town is close to the facilities of the well-known towns of...

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£101

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Mountain View

Ref: S1240988

Pwllglas is a quaint village four miles south of the hilltop town of Ruthin, which lies to the north of Llangollen via the breathtaking Horseshoe Pass. There is a village shop where visitors can enjoy coffee and a cake before heading off to...

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£90

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Min Y Mor - Morfa Nefyn

Ref: S475363

Reviews 14

Morfa Nefyn, a picturesque coastal village on the north coast of the Llŷn Peninsula, sits atop sweeping cliffs and has a lovely two-mile stretch of sandy beach that is popular with kids. Morfa Nefyn is home to a garage, a charming village shop...

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Pwllheli Holiday Cottages

Pwllheli is a market town in northwest Wales, with great views out to sea. A very popular watersports destination, sail the waters of Cardigan Bay and the Irish Sea from Pwllheli. If lounging on the beach is more your thing, the beaches here are fantastic. Snowdonia mountain is also only an hour away so you can enjoy hiking, cycling and more in the National Park.

Families love the range of cafes, restaurants and pubs, as well as shops, art galleries and museums in Pwllheli, so there's plenty to do when not on the water.

Whatever kind of holiday you are after, we can help. With thousands of properties across the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee, you're sure to find your next destination. Whether you want a romantic getaway or an exciting week of sailing, we have properties for all occasions, from romantic cabins with private hot tubs, to family-friendly farmhouses. Whatever you need, our friendly customer service team is here to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Lauren - Verified booking

This cottage has the potential to be exceptional.

It's very dark and cosy, which for December was great. It's tucked away without a drive, but we found the on road parking to be absolutely fine. We really enjoyed reading about the property's history, which was included as part of the welcome information. We appreciated the firewood for the first fire, and the sparkling wine in the fridge was a nice touch. There is a well stocked Spar down the road, and it is very close to some stunning beach walks. Communication with the owner was great when we couldn't find the immersion switch for the hot water - friendly and very helpful. If you are considering this cottage, though, know that you will need to bring *everything* with you. There was one toilet roll, one tea towel, one bin liner for the small kitchen bin, no hand soap, no hair dryer (not great to discover that right before a brisk beach walk in December!), no heater in either of the bedrooms. The single tea towel quickly became smelly because there is no central heating so therefore no radiator to dry it on. Many holiday lets we have stayed in have everything you need to make it a home from home - this isn't one of those properties, so just bear that in mind. Finally, for dog owners: the garden is not connected to the cottage. It is totally separate, so letting your dog out for a wee before bed or in the middle of the night isn't an option - you'll need to put their lead on and take them out. Overall a very cosy cottage full of character and history, it just needs a bit more attention to detail.

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Patrick - Verified booking

Unfortunately we had to leave the property two days early as we were unable to get a good night's sleep in the bed on the first floor.

We had 5 nights of bad sleep and could take no more. This bed is only 4â wide which is known as a queen size bed, therefore it is totally unacceptable for a couple to sleep in, a standard double bed is 4â6â. My husband and I were unable to turn over so had to sleep on our back the entire time. This room should be advertised as a single as there is no way it can be categorised as a double room. My wife called your office on Monday, i believe she spoke with Dawn to ask if there was an alternative property for us to move to but sadly everything was fully booked within a 50 mile radius. I have photographs of the 4â bed to prove the exact size Our holiday was ruined, therefore we would like some form of compensation. Sleepless nights were not in our plan when we booked this holiday. Luckily the location was superb so we were able to enjoy our day trips. On another note, the house was grubby in places, I appreciate that this wasn't a luxury cottage but it would have been good to have been clean, dust and cobweb free. There is nowhere to store food, all cupboards are full therefore we had to keep the food we had brought with us in carrier bags on the floor. I look forward to hearing from you.

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Nicola - Verified booking

This holiday rental was a 50/50 there was some good aspects as well as bad.

On entering the property we where immediately disappointed, dark room covered in dust, as we made or way to the back things perked up the kitchen come sitting area was lovely very well equipped and with doors out to a lovely decking area although getting out the back door was a bit of a challenge opening and closing the door was a nightmare. The bin in the garden was full with bin bags all around (it was mentioned in the welcome pack about taking rubbish to the local recycling plant, which we did but I wondered why the owners couldnât have done this before our arrival with the piles of rubbish that had been left?) the bedroom on the second floor is definitely not a double, it was was very small, and the third floor had adequate sleeping facilities but I would advise anybody with young children to give this property a wide berth the stairs leading up are very steep with no backs to the stairs like a ladder but with huge gaps, there is also no door to the room and banisters with very wide gaps. Having said all this the bed linen towels etc where good quality and location was good too. Would I come back...... if they addressed the issues I have raised then I definitely would.

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Victoria - Verified booking

This was a lovely place to spend the week, great base for walking with walks from the door and the beach is around 10 minutes' walk from the accommodation.

The town itself is very cute with several nice, local shops (we particularly liked the hippie shop) and plenty of places to stock up on supplies, including Asda, Lidl, Iceland, Hone Bargains and B&M. We didn't find many dog-friendly pubs, however, and only one (The Bar) allowed dogs inside. We therefore drove to nearby Abersoch and Nefyn when we wanted to eat out. I was initially a little nervous as the previous couple.of reviews were so negative, but it was clear when we arrived that the owner has worked hard to address the reported issues. The cottage was clean, warm and tidy, there was plenty of equipment and the water in the shower was warm. My mither-in-law, who is 94, said the bed was very comfy (we had to bring her along at the last minute and she struggled with the stairs, but had little need to use them as there is a downstairs loo).The garden was beautiful and the smell of the roses absolutely divine! Regarding parking: there is no parking by the cottage itself, but I had no trouble finding a space every night, two street away on Fforde-Y-Maer. All in all, a very enjoyable stay. We would happily stay here again.

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Stephen - Verified booking

1st negative review we have ever left.

The kitchen is not that well equipped and yes we looked in all the cupboards. The kitchen light turned up on the dimmer is awful, there are 4 battery push lights 3 were dead and the other was a waste of time. The toilet has been replaced and what a bodge. All the woodwork behind the toilet is mouldy. Thereâs mould and damp in several placeâs, bathroom, corner of the bedroom and all around the front door and window. There must have been a leak because the laminate is uneven and breaking up in placeâs. Also anybody under 5ft 6â will not reach the mugâs and glasses. Last but not least, (sorry least) was the pathetic welcome pack. We were left 4 satchetâs of milk 2 tea bagâs a bit of coffee and 4 satchetâs of sugar. Oh nearly forget 4 single biscoff biscuitâs. We have rented cottageâs for yearâs and we have alwayâs been left at least a pint of milk, tea bagâs, coffee and sugar to make several drinkâs. They also told us check in was not till 4pm, the cleanerâs didnât leave till 4pm and all the floorâs were wet. On a positive note the area is beautiful and the food in the ship inn was excellent.

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Things to do near Pwllheli

Morfa Nefyn Beach

Nefyn's two-mile long sweep of sands lines a protected bay and natural harbour on the Llyn Heritage Coast, near to Porthdinllaen on the north coast of the Llyn Peninsula. The beach is mainly sand and is sheltered by the headland. It is popular with holidaymakers, fishermen and surfers alike. Rock pools, great views of the distant mountains. Beach huts for hire. Toilets and cafe at Morfa Nefyn.

Nefyn Golf Club

Situated on the spectacular northern coastline of the Llŷn Peninsula is the Nefyn Golf Club. The 18 hole Championship Course is a challenging coastal course with breathtaking views. Also available is the renowned "Point," which offers 9 holes of magnificent golf along the slender peninsula that extends out into the Irish Sea. Pro shop, bar and toilets.

Ty Coch Inn

Set in the picturesque fishing hamlet of Porthdinllaen, near Morfa Nefyn, is the award winning Ty Coch Inn. It has sea views and a sandy beach on its doorstep. Access via footpath only.

Holiday Cottages in Pwllheli

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Pwllheli

Awel Y Grug

Ref: S679661

Reviews 26

Pwllheli

Ty Receiver

Ref: S854263

Reviews 5

Pwllheli

Dalar Deg

Ref: S122331

Reviews 23

Pwllheli

Cudfan Fach

Ref: S668573

Reviews 7

Pwllheli

Hafan Bach

Ref: S801544

Reviews 8

Pwllheli

The Lodge at Pennant-Igyn

Ref: S1073240

Pwllheli

19A Kingshead Street

Ref: S98232

Reviews 22

Pwllheli

Bwthyn yr Onnen (Ash Cottage)

Ref: S25376

Reviews 35

Pwllheli

Dolafon

Ref: S819386

Reviews 1

Pwllheli

Eithinog

Ref: S478896

Reviews 11

Pwllheli

21 Cae Du

Ref: S527603

Reviews 4

Pwllheli

Happy Daze

Ref: S169189

Reviews 10

Pwllheli

Tan Parc

Ref: S700470

Reviews 12

Pwllheli

Isfryn

Ref: S811629

Pwllheli

Fairfield

Ref: S584245

Reviews 6

Pwllheli

Pant Fali

Ref: S475459

Reviews 5

Pwllheli

Maes Y Ddol

Ref: S777301

Reviews 2

Pwllheli

Ty'n Ffridd

Ref: S1028774

Reviews 1

Pwllheli

Gwynle

Ref: S855181

Reviews 3

Pwllheli

Belle View

Ref: S810115

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