Dyffryn Cottage

We had a lovely stay, the house was perfect.

Although 2 things that would make a massive improvement. - the pillows are like rocks and should be replaced, or at least have the option for softer ones too. - the bottom gate has a big gap underneath it making it easy for a dog to escape. The neighbours lent us a board to put across the bottom.

The cottage was really nice, and well maintained.

We chose this cottage because we had an elderly person in our group, who couldn’t manage stairs, so the ground floor bedroom in old bakery was truly needed. It would have been useful if this room had a chair, an intercom with the main building and been equipped with tea making facilities and own TV . Grab handles in shower, or a wet room bathroom would have been better. The steps up from the parking could do with a hand rail, as these were found difficult by most members of our group. It would have been useful if an accessibility review had been provided with the property description. All in, we had a lovely stay and a great time. The above improvements would have helped with accessibility by our aged family member.

This is a recently modernised coastal cottage very close to the beach areas in Aberporth.

It is a clean and well-serviced cottage with all amenities for a sound and relaxing holiday. Spacious kitchen and lounge areas, and 3 bedrooms upstairs with an outer bedroom function being an old Bakery House. All were well furnished and provided. Our only issue was the absence of a toilet upstairs, so if you are prone to nighttime urges can be a problem going up and down the stairs. Spacious and good enclosed garden area, useful if you have a dog. We had a great, relaxing time. The local area has some great visiting places and local walks, especially along the cliff edge. You have a local pub with food and an adjoining Fish and Chip shop (a bit expensive). The local Indian Restaurant serves great food and take-away, but we don't recommend the Chinese as the meals tend to be void of the main meat and fish ingredients. The area has a local store with basic amenities, albeit much of the food is frozen and limited, with an adjoining post office and pharmacy.

Nice cottage and garden worked well for our extended family with two toddlers and dog (sofa covers,bowls and treats provided).

Well equipped and very clean. Great location round the corner from the beach, chippy and pub and very close to the Wales Coastal Path. Parking two cars in the space is tight: you will one of them to be small,but there is free car park up the road. Perhaps a blind in the roof window Old Bakery outhouse bedroom would be a good provision. Definitely Dyffryn Cottage is a good place to stay

This cottage is beautifully renovated and decorated and was a very cosy bolthole during the wet weather.

We were 2 adults, 2 children + 1 small dog so we only used the main house and not the annex bedroom (which also looked lovely) Sofas and beds were really comfy and there were plenty of towels, pillows and blankets provided. We really appreciated our welcome pack of goodies and the house was excellently provided for with extras like cleaning provisions, dog biscuits, poo bags, and some herbs and spices and cooking oils in the cupboards. Garden was prettily landscaped plus it was secure for dog and kids with bolted fence and sensor lights which were very handy when letting the pooch out at night. Tiny niggles/suggestions: As the bathroom is downstairs maybe put a low nightlight on the staircase for safety, as we had to leave the bright landing light on for the kids; we missed not having a toilet roll holder on the wall in the bathroom or shelf for washing items; microwave in the utility room through the sitting room is not very convenient (we get that it’d change the aesthetic of the kitchen but we think convenience should win!) Overall we thought it was really great, thank you!