Guests say
The Coach House is a charming and cosy cottage set in a stunning, peaceful location with beautiful countryside views. Guests consistently praise its well-equipped interior, comfortable furnishings, and proximity to excellent local pubs. The owners are frequently described as friendly and helpful, ensuring a warm welcome. While a few guests noted minor maintenance or cleaning issues and the rural roads can be narrow, the overwhelming feedback is positive, highlighting the property as an ideal spot for a relaxing getaway or exploring the surrounding area.
Most guests found the cottage very clean and well-presented, with only a small minority mentioning dust or minor cleaning issues. The majority of reviews describe the property as immaculate or spotless.
The location is widely praised for its tranquillity, scenic views, and access to walks and local pubs. Some guests mention the narrow roads, but this is generally seen as a minor inconvenience compared to the beautiful setting.
Guests consistently describe the cottage as cosy, comfortable, and well-furnished, with particular appreciation for the beds, lounge, and log burner. Only rare comments mention minor discomforts.
The cottage is frequently described as well-equipped, with everything needed for a self-catering stay. A few guests noted minor issues with kitchen equipment or heating, but these were quickly addressed by the owner.
The owners are repeatedly praised for their warm welcome, helpful advice, and attention to guests' needs. Some guests mention thoughtful touches such as heating on arrival or helpful communication, but please note that specific gifts or extras are not guaranteed.
About this property
Converted coach house, perfect romantic retreat, balcony with valley views, and woodburner, try one of the villages award winning pubs.. 2 steps to entrance.
Ground Floor:
Bedroom: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Ensuite: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
First Floor:
Open plan living space.
Living area: Freesat, DVD Player, Woodburner
Dining area.
Kitchen area: Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Combi Microwave/Oven/Grill, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer Dryer.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included. Small terrace with garden furniture. Balcony. Private parking. No smoking. Please note: No children under 6 years old, except babes in arms.. Gloriously located in the centre of a peaceful rural village in the beautiful and unspoilt Ceiriog Valley, this charming, detached coach house conversion offers supremely comfortable and spacious accommodation within the grounds of the former rectory. The bathroom has a wonderful rain shower and outside, magnificent views down the valley can be savoured from the pretty raised terrace. The Coach House also has a small balcony and a courtyard herb garden.
The village boasts two award-winning gastronomic country pubs. There is wonderful walking - the Berwyn Mountains are on the doorstep and Snowdonia is within easy reach - also bird watching and pony trekking. Chirk, an historic border town, has a good selection of shops, a magnificent castle (National Trust) and the 19th-century Telford aqueduct, whilst Llangollen’s steam trains, horse-drawn canal boat trips and world famous music Eisteddfod are within easy reach. Shop 5 miles, pubs serving food 100 yards.
Free WiFi
No children under 6 years old.
No children under 6 years old, except babies in arms.
We do not have a charging point for electric cars. If this is a problem please call us on 07932 071456
Reviews (41)
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Jane Gilmore
It was all we anticipated- cosy, comfortable, clean and well equipped. The Ceiriog valley is magnificent.
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Confirmed Guest
We had an enjoyable 4 night stay in The Coach House. It was well equipped, just lacked a couple of essential items like a Pyrex jug and cooking tongs but there were plenty of crockery and saucepans. The oven was a bit tricky to fathom but once mastered was fine. The cottage is in a nice village with two large pubs but lacks a shop. We walked from the cottage and drove out to Llangollen and the aqueducts which were very impressive as was the Pistyll Rheadar waterfall. The roads can be very narrow including the “main” route into the village and we had to reverse about 400yds to let a large tractor through. You need to be a confident driver in these parts but the countryside is beautiful and well worth the effort. We also visited Chester which was about an hour away. A good base to explore and a comfy stay.
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Confirmed Guest
Perfect relaxing weekend break, stunning views all round, lovely friendly people. The Coach House was cozy, clean and welcoming. We had everything we needed in there. The log burner was a great addition! Great food and drinks served over the road at The Hand and there is a selection of takeaways a little drive away. Would definitely recommend and will visit again in the future.