Rhos Cottages - Accommodation in Benllech, Anglesey, North Wales

Bwthyn yr Hafod:-

Bwthyn yr Hafod (sleeps 6) is single storey, slightly larger than Rhosboeth and nearer the village. It is suitable for guests of all ages including the larger or extended family and their friends.

Our second cottage also involved complete restoration as it was originally a joint coach and laundry house for a large Edwardian Home. As with our other cottage great care was taken with the restoration work. Its location is ideal; it is both extremely convenient and private. It is within walking distance to the shops, bowling green, tennis courts and beach.

Bwthyn yr Hafod has sufficient parking space for two cars, and an enclosed garden with patio furniture, climbing frame and slide. It is also furnished to the highest standards, featuring fully fitted kitchen with microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. The lounge diner has a tiled floor with rugs, a wood burning stove, a colour T.V. and video. The unusual shaped high ceiling, the clean stonework and the large window which was once the coach entrance, will not fail to impress you. There are three separate bedrooms, a double room, a twin and a small room with 3 foot bunk beds. All bedrooms have wash basins. A cot may be placed in the double room. The bathroom has a full sized bath and shower above. The cottage has its own immersion heater and central heating.

Terms:
From £200 low season to £350 / £440 high season.
Short breaks available out of season at £18 per adult per night (two nights minimum).
Children rates on application.

My very abled parent, who live in the main Edwardian House, will be at hand to deal with any queries and provide you with assistance if needed during your stay.

Directions:

Drive along the A5025 through the village of Benllech passing several shops, housing estates and hotels, until you come to the crossroads. Here there is a garage, telephone kiosk and The Benlech Hotel. Continue through the village, passing Cherry Tree Close on your left.
Continue through the village, pass the bowling green on the right and the pet shop on the left. On the right you will notice the large Edwardian House, painted pink. This is Hafod. Turn into the main entrance immediately after the house and Bwthyn yr Hafod is situated in front of you!