Snaptrip says
Waggoners Cottage is highly praised for its stunning views, peaceful location, and friendly host. Guests consistently mention the cleanliness, the relaxing hot tub, and the property's charm. The cottage's setting on a working farm adds to the authentic experience, with wildlife sightings enhancing the stay. The property is well-equipped and serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. Some guests received a warm welcome with gifts such as eggs and Welsh cakes, adding a personal touch to their visit.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviews frequently commend the cottage for its immaculate condition, with several guests specifically noting the cleanliness. The property is described as well-maintained, contributing to the high score.
The location is consistently lauded for its outstanding views and tranquillity. It's mentioned as a great launch point for days out, and the presence of wildlife adds to the appeal. The peacefulness and natural beauty contribute to the high score.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, with special mentions of the cosy atmosphere and comfortable beds. However, one guest mentioned the pillows being too hard, which slightly impacts the score.
The facilities, including the hot tub, are generally praised, though there are some minor criticisms regarding maintenance issues like signage and hot tub temperature control. The presence of a games room and well-equipped kitchen are positives.
Several reviews mention the thoughtful touches by the host, such as the provision of eggs and Welsh cakes. While these gifts are warmly appreciated, it is important to note that such personal touches, while common, are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Waggoners Cottage is nestled in the county of Powys in Mid-Wales. It’s situated on the outskirts of the charming Hamlet of Garthmyl which overlooks luscious countryside, containing the working farm upon which the cottage is located. Perfect for couples and families alike, this cottage offers comfortable accommodation for up to five guests and ideally sits within close proximity of the area’s most wonderful attractions. After an enticing day of exploring the gorgeous countryside and fascinating towns, take time to relax with your loved ones together in the open-plan living area, enjoying the TV or simply a chat around the charming woodburner. Additionally, this space offers a homely dining area alongside a well-equipped and traditional oak kitchen. The ground floor also plays host to a pleasant shower room and functional utility.
On the first floor the three bedrooms rest: a double, a twin and a single, which are all decorated with peace and comfort in mind, allowing you to maximise your stay. All the rooms are exemplified through sharing a splendid family bathroom which completes the accommodation warmly. Undoubtedly, the cottage’s finest asset is the exquisite hot tub, which along with the luxury it brings to the property, candidly provides incredibly breathtaking views of the stunning Severn Valley, exemplifying the natural beauty of the area. The Hamlet of Garthmyl plays host to The Nags Head Hotel and Restaurant, a Golf Course and is a passing point for the Montgomery Canal (part of the Severn Way Walk), which leads to the unbelievably picturesque Black and White village of Berriew. This enchanting village is home to the Andrew Logan Museum, various pubs and restaurants; sports field and play area for the children, a handful of local shops and a tea room. Are you craving outdoor experiences? These are plentiful with easy access to cycling trails and clay pigeon shooting, even inexhaustible walking opportunities, either undulating down the canal waterways or visiting the easily reachable Shropshire Hills which, as an area of outstanding natural beauty, entertain gorgeous rural views. A well-presented cottage, encompassing all elements of an exceptional stay in Mid-Wales. Places to visit - Mid Wales Alpacas Trek & Experience. Located 15-20 minutes drive from the property.
Garthmyl is a village between Newtown and Welshpool and is home to a pub and the Grade II listed Garthmyl Hall. Newtown, on the banks of the River Severn, offers an art gallery, museums and array of shops and pubs. The area is full of walking, cycling, fishing, clay pigeon shooting and quad biking.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size, 1 x twin, 1 x single.
Bathroom with bath, basin and WC, ground floor shower room with basin and WC.
Utility room with washing machine and small freezer.
Open-plan living area with kitchen, dining area and lounge area with wood burning stove.
Eco heating, wood burning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV.
Fuel, power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking.
Lawn and patio with furniture and hot tub.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 3 miles, pub 25 mins walk.
WiFi only available from outside the cottage but this can be intermittent.
Nearby points of interest
Reviews (66)
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Karl
Our 4th visit here and we will definitely be back again.
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Andrew
Thank you so much to the owners for a lovely week, the listing doesn't do the place justice, it's just a little bit of a hidden gem, so quietcas it is set well back and above the road! Great location... Highly recommend!
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Ciaran
Very clean and tidy. On arrival. The hot tub was a lovely touch to the property as the view is splendid day and night. Overall, if youâre looking for a nice peaceful few days away, this is a lovely property and has everything you need to make you feel at home. I do have to mention one thing and that is the photos which are displayed is showing the property on the website does not do justice as the property is furnished lovely.