Snaptrip says
Drws y Gorlan is a well-received holiday cottage praised for its cleanliness, thoughtful touches, and comfortable setting. Guests appreciate the property's central location on Anglesey, making it an ideal base for exploring. The cosy and private accommodation offers beautiful views, a welcoming atmosphere, and is equipped with useful amenities, though the kitchen is noted to be compact. The property's cleanliness and the owners' hospitality contribute to a highly recommended stay.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers consistently mention the exceptional cleanliness of the property, highlighting its fresh and tidy condition with special mention of white, fluffy towels and spotless interiors.
The central location on Anglesey is frequently noted as ideal for exploring the island, with most places being easily accessible within a short drive. The property also offers lovely rural views.
Guests find the property to be cosy, comfortable, and well-appointed, with a particularly comfortable bed and cosy heating. Some guests find the seating and kitchen area compact but manageable.
The property is well-equipped with necessary amenities, including outdoor seating and a BBQ. However, some guests note the absence of a full oven and freezer, and the kitchen is described as small.
Many guests express gratitude for the thoughtful touches, such as welcome packs and gifts upon arrival. While these are highly appreciated, it is politely noted that such gestures are not guaranteed.
About this property
Resting on the outskirts of Llanerch-y-medd, in the heart of the Isle of Anglesey, is this romantic semi-detached annex, Drws y Gorlan. With far reaching country views, Drws y Gorlan is a scenic base within easy reach of some wonderful sandy beaches, ideal for couple seeking to explore the beauty of the Isle of Anglesey. As you step into the property, you are welcomed by an open-plan living space with a quirky dining table to enjoy some breakfast before a day out and chairs so you enjoy an evening of television, and a kitchenette so you can prepare a picnic to take to the coast; load the slow cooker ahead of your day and return to the delectable scent of the fruits of your labour. Take a few steps up to find the handy washing machine and the bathroom where you can soak in a bath or freshen up under the shower. When the evening draws to a close, climb up to the first-floor where there is a double bedroom, with storage for guests to unpack and a stylish en-suite shower room for guests to have an extra bit of privacy. Outside there is off-road parking on a shared driveway, and a private patio with furniture, barbeque and fire pit so you can enjoy an evening under the stars. Take a short drive into Llanerch-y-medd to find a shop for any self-catering essentials, or two pubs, a café and a fish and chip shop for when you fancy eating out. Whilst in the area, be sure to visit the stony landscape of Parys Mountain, home to a network of trails through the ancient copper mine that once produced more copper than any other mine across the world; follow the path to the top of the Great Opencast and take in the panoramic views across the colourful excavations, stretching as far as the peak of Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon) on a clear day. With a plethora of walking, hiking and cycling trails on your doorstep, you're in an outdoor adventurer’s paradise! Embark on a cycling adventure and follow the 36-mile circular tour of Route 566, known locally as Lôn Las Copr, passing the only working windmill in Wales en-route, or follow the Anglesey Coastal Path as it runs parallel along the dramatic coastline of the Isle of Anglesey through varying terrains including towering sand dunes, coastal heaths and ancient woodland, offering the best views of the unspoilt scenery decorating the sought-after isle. Head towards the east coast to enjoy the pebbled beach and Old Fishermen's Cottages at Moelfre, or the sandy beaches and shorefront eateries at Benllech and Red Wharf Bay. If you're looking for a two-footed adventure, take a scenic walk around the country paths and freshwater of Llyn Cefni and Llyn Alaw, or head for the hills of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park or the more local Mynydd Bodafon which is a great spot for a picnic. Within driving distance, you can spend an afternoon up close with the animals at Pili Palas Nature World, discover the 13th century castle and Victorian jail at Beaumaris, or take a stroll around the wonderful Anglesey Model Village. On your way back stop at the ancient woodland in Llangefni, with a dingle and an area filled with the rare and native Red Squirrel. Enjoy everything that the Isle of Anglesey has to offer with your loved one, with the wonderful Drws y Gorlan as your base.
The village of Llanerch-y-medd offers two village pubs, the old station café, a small shop, a fish and chip shop and a launderette. For a scenic walk, head to the freshwater reservoirs of Llyn Cefni and Llyn Alaw, alternatively climb the Mynydd Bodafon. If you're looking for a beach day; Moelfre is a delightful fishing village with a pebbled beach, whilst the sandy beaches at Benllech, Lligwy and Red Wharf Bay are nearby.
Accommodation
One double bedroom with TV and en-suite shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchenette, dining area and sitting area
Oil central heating.
Microwave and oven, portable hob, fridge with ice box, kettle, toaster, slow cooker, Ninja air fryer.
Smart TV, TV with DVD player, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Front patio with furniture, fire pit and barbeque.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop 1.1 miles, pub 1 mile.
Note: The owners home is next door
Nearby points of interest
- RSPB Valley Wetlands
- Trearddur Bay Beach
- Porth Dafarch Beach
- Holyhead Maritime Museum
- Ucheldre Centre
- Anglesey Adventures
- Parc Gwledig Morglawdd Caergybi Breakwater Country Park
- Goleudy Ynys Lawd Lighthouse
- Penrhyn Castle
- Caernarfon Castle
Reviews (17)
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Alison
Well catered for your stay, with everything thought of. Nice touches with extras when arriving at cottage. Definitely recommend.
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Roger
A wonderful house, garden, facilities etc. A really relaxing base and centrally placed for visiting the whole of Aglesey.
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Penny
The accommodation was excellent with all the equipment needed to have an enjoyable holiday. The weather turned Cold for 2 or 3 days and the heating was put on for us which was great. The house is situated almost in the middle of the island so is a good location to visit the whole island. I hope we will be back.