Snaptrip says
Aster Cottage in Rhyl is highly praised for its pristine condition, cosy atmosphere, and stunning views. Guests appreciate the clean, well-equipped space, the thoughtful touches from the host, and the property's proximity to local amenities and scenic walks. The outdoor space and dog-friendly environment add to the charm, making it a sought-after location for a relaxing holiday in North Wales.
Guests that stayed at this property said
Reviewers consistently mention the cottage's cleanliness, describing it as 'really clean', 'pristine condition', and 'very tidy'. The high level of cleanliness contributes significantly to the comfort and appeal of the property.
The location is frequently highlighted for its amazing views and proximity to local attractions, shops, and coastal resorts. The scenic setting and ease of access to nearby amenities and walks are greatly valued by guests.
Guests find the cottage comfortable and homely, with several reviews noting the cosy atmosphere and comfortable furnishings. The presence of a deck and outdoor space for relaxation further enhances the comfort level.
The cottage is well-equipped according to guests, with a well-appointed kitchen and other amenities. However, some guests experienced issues with the gas supply, which affected heating and cooking, indicating room for improvement in maintenance.
The host's thoughtfulness is evident through the provision of welcome gifts and quick responses to issues. While such gifts are greatly appreciated, they are a kind gesture and may not be provided on every occasion.
About this property
Set in the waterfall village of Dyserth, a charming settlement resting on the outskirts of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley in North Wales, lies the lovely, two-bedroom holiday home of Aster Cottage. Featuring off-road parking for one car, well-appointed interiors, and an enclosed garden with seating and glass balustrade enjoying views of Anglesey, the Orme in Llandudno, as well as the historic sites of Gwrych and Rhuddlan Castle, this delightful property welcomes a family or group of three friends seeking a relaxing, self-catered escape to Denbighshire. Park up, unpack, and make yourself at home in your wonderful new dwelling, wherein you’ll find a fully-equipped kitchen complete with all the appliances you’ll need to rustle up a tasty, home-cooked meal. Savour your dinners either at the breakfast bar or dining table, before you settle down in the living/dining room to enjoy a film on the wall-mounted Smart TV as the day rolls into night. When sleep calls, head upstairs to rejuvenate with a soak in the bath, on your way to hunkering down for a much-needed rest in either a plush double or single bed. If you can tear yourself from your tranquil base, head out to explore what your local area has to offer. A brief walk into the centre of Dyserth will bring you to two convenience stores selling homely essentials, the award-winning Dyserth Butchers, Frankies Farm Shop where you can enjoy a spot of tea, several pubs including The New Inn, The Red, and Y Bodunig Inn, as well as the breath-taking Rhaeadr Dyserth Waterfall where you and your loved ones can grab an ice cream as you watch the waves cascade. You can also access the woods from the street, a perfect excursion for you and your canine companion. Further afield, jump in the car and head to the nearby sites of Moel Hiraddug, Twthill or the Rhuddlan Nature Reserve before you spend an afternoon exploring the many delights of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, home to Loggerheads Country Park, Vivod Mountain, Llangollen Museum, and the National Trust spot of Chirk Castle. During your stay, be sure to also stop by the beautiful location of Bodnant Garden on your journey into the breath-taking Eryri National Park, a stunning region home to iconic attractions such as Zip World Llechwedd, the Bala Lake Railway, and the awe-striking Aber Falls. All of this and more is yours to enjoy when you book Aster Cottage.
Dyserth is close to the lovely North Wales coast, four miles from the seaside town of Prestatyn. This pretty little village was mentioned in the Domesday book of 1086 and has ancient castle ruins, a stunning waterfall with quaint tea rooms next to it, two pubs both serving food and the Parish church of St Bridget with superb stained glass windows. There is easy access to lovely local walks including Offa’s Dyke Path, Gop Hill, Allt Y Craig and Golden Grove, where you can enjoy the fantastic scenery and vistas of the local area. Prestatyn, whose Blue Flag beach provides miles of golden sand, is ideal for bathing, water sports and fishing. The perfect base for touring the beautiful Snowdonia National Park, the Clwydian Hill Range, Victorian Llandudno, the Welsh Mountain Zoo or historic Chester with its wonderful shops and architecture. A fantastic area from which to explore the local countryside and amenities on offer along this North Wales coastline.
Accommodation
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single.
Bathroom with freestanding bath, hand-held shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with freestanding traditional electric stove heater
Gas central heating.
Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer.
Smart TV and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Enclosed garden with decking and seating.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop and pub, 0.3 miles
Nearby points of interest
- The Roman Bath House
- Gronant Dunes Beach
- Welsh Mountain Zoo
Reviews (17)
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Stephen
Wow what to say absolutely superb had a wonderful stay regardless of weather everything you could need to make your stay pleasurable was provided can only promise ourselves we will be staying here again of that there is no doubt thanks to Sophie and her parter for making us so welcome
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Jennifer
We love everything, the cottage, area, eating places and fantastic walks. Sophie is very helpful and pleasant
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Shirley
). Fabulous views and so peaceful and quiet. Great location for walking to Dyserth waterfall and for joining the Prestatyn Way for a beautiful 4ish mile walk ( I surprised myself!). Safe for dogs and a lovely walk into the woods behind the cottage from the end of the road. Thank you Sophie for your help and your friendliness. Shirley.