Lodges & Log Cabins in Trearddur Bay

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Deborah - Verified booking

  Had a wonderful stay at Llety'r Burgail.

  Its set in a beautiful and peaceful location.The property has superb views.Looking out from the front you see views of open felds with the sea in the distance.The bedroom window then provides you with a stunning view of the mountains to the right! The hut itself was spotlessly clean .The kitchen had everything we needed to cook a basic meal.The shower was great and we found the bed very comfortable.We couldn't have wished for anymore really. Gwyneth, the property owner, is a lovely welcoming lady. She kindly gave us lots of useful information on the local area when we arrived.Which we found really useful. She even popped round one day with some newly laid eggs that were absolutely delicious! During our 5 night stay we found plenty to do. Walking up the mountain is a must .Its quite an easy ramble up there but if you don't fancy clambering to the top then there are plenty of tracks to explore at the bottom around the country park. We also enjoyed a coastal walk around Rhoscolyn one day.The 7 mile walk provided us with the added bonus of some well needed refreshments at the end at the pub ,The white eagle. South stack is a nice little stroll away and is definitely worth a visit too. We enjoyed a few morning dips in the sea.we found that Porth Dafarch was the closest and best place for us to do this. The Beach there is gorgeous. We would recommend Sunday lunch at langdons in holyhead.They do a Sunday carvery that is very reasonable at £14. Everything was fresh and tasty.The service was good too. To sum it all up we really did have a fantastic time away.we certainly left feeling more chilled and relaxed than we had arrived. There was just nothing not to like. Thank you Gwyneth !!

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• Rachel - Verified booking

  We had a great second visit to this bijou Shepherd’s hut.

  The area is fantastic for bird-watching and sea-gazing and the view from the hut is amazing. I don’t think I could ever tire of seeing how the sea and sky change there. We had a couple of wonderful days at RSPB South Stack nearby and enjoyed walks on The Range, a beautiful heath on top of cliffs a short walk from the hut. Rare flowers, butterflies, hundreds of swallows, choughs and an array of seabirds crowd into this area- amazing! We came without a car, taking the train, and were satisfied with what we could see and do within walking distance. We took a taxi a couple of times, which were more pricey than in a town, but reasonable and we’re happy to accept card payments.Supermarkets are happy to deliver there so we were self-sufficient for the week. The hut is well-equipped and we knew to expect the small induction hob with two plates (there is no actual oven). Towels and linen are supplied and it was cosy and comfortable. The wood burning stove was gratefully received as it was a surprisingly chilly and windy week for the end of May. When the wind blew during the night, it was difficult to ignore the noise, which was the only thing that impinged on our comfort. Visitors need to be aware there is no TV or radio, which suited us, but might not suit others. The host is very friendly and goes out of her way to arrange for your comfort. It was great to find bottles of water and snacks when we arrived. We would definitely book again for the incredible sense of peace and quiet you get here.

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• Carine - Verified booking

  The hut was well made and solid and cosy in the very windy weather.

  The views were stunning. However the water facilities were next to non existent. In the morning the two sinks either had no water or a trickle and neither had hot water at all. The shower was similar but even when water flowed it just kept quickly alternating between very cold and scalding hot so we were unable to shower at all. We called round to the house but no one was in so we rang later that day while we were out. The host was apologetic and offered us to have a shower in her house if need be which was appreciated. She also explained this was a recurring problem as the water facilities are simply not up to the job particularly when the cows are thirsty and she is doing a big laundry wash! There are plans to rectify this by putting in a larger tank at some point. We returned quite late that evening, about 10pm, so could not take advantage of the offer of a shower at the house. In the morning the water situation was exactly the same and we left again without showering. Fortunately the next similar type of place we stayed at - at about two thirds of the price BTW - had a very good shower room that worked. We are seasoned campers/glampers and are used to roughing it sometimes but feel that we paid a top price for the hut. This was not in any way justified by the inadequacy of the facilities. Feeling very dissatisfied, we think we deserve some money refunded.

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• Alan - Verified booking

  Exactly as pictured and described - a shepherd's hut, on a working farm - even so, it's fitted well enough to cater for most needs (shower, hob, fridge, and even wi-fi broadband!

  ) Heating is mainly supplied by a small log-burner which when lit provided more than enough heat for us both and this was in January with 50 MPH winds outside!! (We can assure everyone that the hut is well anchored!) It was a perfect base for my wife and I to go walking, and when weather was bad, to sit in, read, write, edit photo's and enjoy the peacefull views. Apart from weather conditions out to sea, the ocean is visible from every window along with livestock, open fields, mountains - the only visible habitation seemed miles away! you really are alone here. However, our host was very approachable, easily found or contacted and nothing we asked for was too much trouble. We hesitate to recommend this property only because it would mean less available dates for us - but seriously, if you want to escape into a beautiful landscape where the main noises are the weather, an occaisional bleat of sheep and the calling of birds this is the place. A perfect cosy retreat for one or two people and an inspirational haven if you're of the creative persuasion.

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• David - Verified booking

  Wasn’t sure I’d done the right thing being shacked up with the misses in a hut for a week with no tele.

  .....but I needn’t have worried because we had a wonderful weeks holiday. The hut itself is very cosy , we slept very well on the bed , the halogen hob is a great bit of kit , as well as toaster , kettle and lots of other kitchen utensils. Yes you do have to adapt to living in a small hut environment but that’s part of the fun. There was a slight problem with the water pressure which wasn’t a major issue and Gwyneth the lovely owner was on the case ! A very determined women whom I’m sure will find the fault and have it fixed in no time. Gwyneth by the way is lovely to talk to , very knowledgeable, friendly and always there if you need help. Finally the best asset of the hut is the view ! Open both doors and suddenly from a small hut to open green fields , sea , sky , mountain, sheep , cattle , birdsong, fantastic. We were very lucky with the weather and made best use of the outside space, I brought 2 recliner chairs from home and there is a BBQ to use with the hut so taking in all that scenery, very relaxing and peaceful.

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