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"We had a two night stay-over. Hosts were warm and happy to help plan / advise on our day's activities. Conveniently situated to explore that part of Wales"

"Large property with lots of space. Nice kitchen and outdoor sitting area. Modern decor and very clean. This was home away from home and was fully equipped. The only issue was that the WiFi was not working. We did not reach out to get it rectified. "

"Exceptionally friendly staff in hotel and restaurant. Comfortable stay."

"Lovely stay, large open space property, pet friendly with huge open grass space(far left corner dog can exit, so be aware). Parking on site. Super views from balcony. Beach and town all within walking distance. We could easily be happy if we'd retired here. "

"The property was great for my family of 4. Walkable to all abersoch has to offer. Our only issue was the unseasonably hot weather for which the house is not prepared. The upstairs really cooks. It’s hard to mark down the quality of the accommodations but, given the increasing frequency and magnitude of hot days, it would have helped to have a couple of fans on hand. "

"Lovely apartment. Clean and spacious. Great location for exploring the Llyn Peninsula"

"Lovely house in a great location. Peaceful and relaxing with plenty of space. Garden and covered hot tub are a great added feature. Kitchen is a good size and well equipped featuring a range cooker that made it easy to serve 7. The dining area is perfect for a group with 2 large tables. The house is cosy and warm. The beds and sofas could do with being replaced and some added TLC around the property for a more premium experience and the showers don’t have the greatest of pressure. All in all for...

"Very, very unimpressed with the heating situation. Only on our way to our property were we informed, by text, that the main form of heating is a log burner - and it was our responsibility to buy logs! The central heating was controlled only by the owner, remotely via an app, so we had no way of turning on, off or up the radiators. The temperature on these was set so low they only came on for a bit in the mornings. So essentially, the owner is making guests pay for their own heating. The whole...