Holiday Cottages With Hot Tubs In Morfa Nefyn

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What our customers say about their holidays

• Mark - Verified booking

  This is a beautiful property that we would thoroughly recommend for a couple.

  It is very cosy and comfortable, well maintained with lovely features. The area is just as good, Nefyn has a community pub that we would recommend for food. The Llŷn brewery, 10-15 mins walk towards Morfa Nefyn, has a great atmosphere and beer. The coast is stunning and a walk along the Welsh Coastal route to the Tŷ Coch at Morfa Nefyn is a must, takes between 1 - 2 hours. For the more adventurous there is a 12km walk across the peninsula to Abersoch, however, I don’t know how you would get back. We took part of the route up to an Iron Age hill fort at Garn Boudan, quite a steep walk that took a couple of hours there and back. We also did a superb 12km circular walk from Aberdaron, about half an hour’s drive from Nefyn. There are also the towns of Carnarvon, Porthmadog, Pwllheli, Criccieth and Abersoch nearby with plenty of other things to do. We would also recommend Portmeirion, just beyond Porthmadog, but you will need to book. Altogether a wonderful break and we hope to return someday.

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• Steven - Verified booking

  From the moment I saw 'Haddef' on the website I had a very good feeling about it and this feeling got better when speaking to the owner before arrival who was so helpful.

  Sometimes your hopes are not realised but this was not the case with 'Haddef'. When we arrived we found the cottage was beautiful. It was tastefully decorated and finished to a very high standard. It was so clean it felt brand new, as though we were the first people to stay there. I doubt there are many homes as well stocked as 'Haddef'. What was really nice were the extra little touches the owner provided - a pint of milk in the fridge, fresh flowers in the vase, a bottle of welcoming bubbly and complimentary tickets to a local attraction. Really thoughtful and got our holiday off to a great start. 'Haddef' is situated in a beautiful part of North Wales and stunning views and scenery are on your doorstep. We were incredibly lucky with the weather and have had the most amazing holiday. We will be leaving with heavy hearts. I cannot rate 'Haddef' highly enough, the owners have done a marvellous job and should be very proud. Thank you very much.

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• Lynda - Verified booking

  Haddef is an absolutely delightful, spacious, beautiful cottage.

  It is tastefully furnished with a luxurious bathroom and a large, well equipped, modern kitchen. It is set in lovely countryside, and is perfectly positioned for visiting the area and the fabulous beaches on the Llyn Peninsula, all of which are in very easy reach. Just a short walk takes you to Nefyn beach, Morfa Nefyn, and Porthdinllaen. The Ty Coch pub is also easily accessible, either across the beach, or via the golf course, and the coastal path is just stunning. Many other attractive villages, such as Aberdaron and Abersoch, are just a short car ride away. The Llyn Brewery in Nefyn is also definitely worth a visit. We particularly enjoyed our evenings relaxing in the lovely garden at Haddef, where we barbecued most nights. The views from the back of the cottage are beautiful. I cannot recommend this cottage highly enough. The owners did everything they could to make us welcome, and we are certainly intending to return again soon.

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• Kathleen - Verified booking

  A beautiful, tastefully decorated and furnished cottage, home from home.

  The owners where very helpful and thoughtful. The location was quiet and relaxing, nice views from the kitchen and garden area over the hilly landscape. Two local shops, the Spa was well stocked. We managed to visit a lot of the beautiful beaches on the Llyn Pennisula and do some of the easy stretches of the coastal walks, including Criccieth, Aberdaron, Whistling Sands, Porthole Colmon and of course the beautiful Nefyn Beach, didn't get to Moerfa Nefyn no road access. The Airworld Museum was a very nice surprise doesn't look much from the outside but it's Dr Who's tardis of aviation memorabilia and some moving heroic stories. Nice Cafe further down the front from the museum, The Coffee Cafe, all fresh produce we called in for a breakfast on our way home, it was well worth the tiny detour, try the popcorn ice cream

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• Thomas - Verified booking

  We were highly impressed with the cottage, notably the well executed mix of modern conveniences and a traditional feel, the perfect blend of luxury and character.

  It came very well equipped with everything you could need for cooking, cleaning, etc. Our son loved the the toys and exploring the lush garden. The welcome goodies including chocolate and fizz were a nice touch. The location is close to the village so near to amenities, but is up on the hillside offering plenty of privacy. The driveway is narrow so care is required, but it’s well worth the effort though as you’ll be rewarded with the most gorgeous views and a little slice of heaven. The icing on the cake was watching the sunset over the Irish Sea while enjoying a beverage in the hot tub. We book cottages fairly often and we can easily say this is one of the, if not the best one we’ve stayed in to date! We’ve taken with us the best memories and would mostly definitely considering returning.

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