Dog Friendly Villas In Corwen

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Antony - Verified booking

  Tyn Llwyn is a lovely, spacious, open plan-type property with modern features yet a traditional feel.

  As soon as we arrived, we were struck by the number of large windows with unique and quirky seating next to each, offering various moods and perspectives of the wonderful views. The kitchen is well-equipped, including a large fridge-freezer with an ice machine and cold water tap. The bedrooms are comfortable, and the utility room next to one of the bedrooms is ideal for keeping the dog overnight. Most impressive, however, is the balcony, which sits at the side of the property and allows you to appreciate the rolling hills and red kites (there’s also a bird feeder directly outside the property, which attracts all sorts of garden birds). The balcony is accessed via bi-folding doors, which you can open to cool the lounge area down, as the property can get warm when sunny. The property is very private, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The only person we saw was a local farmer shewing away some sheep that had made their way up the long driveway. Outside, there are three large garden areas with plenty of space for the dog to run around, accessed either by the main door or via the staircase on the balcony. If you do take your dog, be mindful of the hundreds of pheasants! We ordered a Tesco delivery, and met the driver at the end of the driveway to make things a little easier. Owner Jane is excellent—we had a lengthy phone call prior to our visit, during which she gave us plenty of tips for the local area, and she was readily available for communication if needed. Check-in was straightforward, with the key accessed though a coded key safe. We loved our time there, and we wouldn’t hesitate to return!

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• Alison - Verified booking

  Fantastic cottage.

  The main living area is just so large and beautiful. The sound system was brilliant and it was such a treat to be able to play music without worrying about the neighbours! There are even speakers for the terraced area for when the weather is warm enough to be outside. Being late October we were lucky enough to have a few sunny days and enjoyed the outdoors a little. We’d love to go back in the summer. The kitchen was extremely well equipped. Everything we need was there and we cooked at home every night. The beds were very comfortable and we all slept really well every night. The location was stunning. We never tired of that wonderful view each day. We found so much joy in watching the animals in the garden and even spotted a woodpecker on one of the bird feeders. The second lounge was very useful when the children wanted to play computer games. We would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for something a little bit special. The owners were helpful when we had a couple of queries. The only suggestion to improve things would be to perhaps redecorate the downstairs bedroom as that looked a bit tired, but in no way detracted from our holiday.

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• Robin - Verified booking

  Neuadd Wen is a beautiful homely cottage, with a cosy living room to cuddle up in, a dining room to fit everyone, and a large conservatory looking out on the garden.

  It felt like a comfortable space: where some cottages can feel like you're intruding on someone else's home, Neuadd Wen really does feel like a home away from home! The beds are comfy, and the rooms are good sizes. Some of our party brought our own towels, because we have dyed hair, but the property has black towels - very smart! The kitchen is well stocked with pans and trays and utensils, which is great if you want to stay in and cook. But if you don't, the nearby Crown Inn, a stone's throw from the cottage, is a friendly place for a delicious dinner. The owners are very welcoming, and the locals we met were lovely, too! Overall, we had a great time! We drove into Cerrigydrudion for the corner food shop, Ruthin for the supermarket and curios shopping, and down to Corris for the attractions and craft centre (which were a highlight of the trip). Neuadd Wen is the first Sykes cottage that every member of our party said we'd love to visit again (and we stay in at least two per year, for a long time now, so that's saying something!) We loved it!

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• Judi - Verified booking

  This is a lovely cottage in a great location.

  The welcoming pack of treats was really appreciated and Jill (the Host) had kindly put together a dog pack too. There was obviously a lot of thought from the owners put into making the stay as enjoyable and comfortable for guests as possible - from the twinkly lights through to the amenities in the kitchen. Having the outside area / back garden to sit with the dogs was lovely, very peaceful and relaxing. The bedroom is comfortable and very clean, the bathrooms are great too. The Crown pub is worth a visit and the walk along the river in the village is lovely too. Jill communicates quickly if you need anything, or in our case left something behind. A tip that might be useful, using the postcode the Sat Nav took us up a windy track to the wrong house which after over 4 hours stuck on motorways was a bit infuriating so if you have the App What 3 Words please use 'Parkland. Curbed. Identity.' for an exact reference or be more mindful than we were to stay on main road. This was a perfect base for us and our two dogs and we look forward to returning.

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• Mrs Irwin - Verified booking

  Peaceful isolated farm land location with stunning views and spacious accommodation. I took elderly parents, two teens, myself and a dachshund who had a fabulous time getting back to nature. Starlit evenings, hot tub gins and a sense of calm made for a wonderful family break. The comfy beds and bed linen were of superior quality and hot water and heating were excellent. The downstairs wet room and games room were a hit with teens. Two lovely lounges and a piano which was a bonus. The super large kitchen was where we spent most of our time when indoors eating, painting and discussing the history in the those 1664 beams! The family who own Maerdy Uchaf are very friendly and even drove us up to the highest point in the pick up which was a real treat for my parents who can no longer climb. All in all we loved our stay and would encourage, those who are able, to walk those hills and absorb the superb surroundings with cows, sheep, pheasants and birds and a farmer on his quad bike

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