Cabbage Patch, Rhoscolyn

Booked a 3 night stay over the August Bank holiday weekend and was greatly disappointed with this property. It’s only a 2 room property, smells of and is damp and in need of properly modernising and damp proofing. The most serious issue with it is a link passageway from the bedroom to the lounge/diner of the adjacent property separated by two very thin wooden plank doors, so when you’re trying to sleep you can hear every word being said next door or if the occupants are having a good time, forget trying to get to sleep. Had to bang on the door on our final night to get next door to be quiet. The bedroom windows are boarded up to 3/4 height so the bedroom is deprived of any natural light and because the property is surrounded by mature trees the property is in shaded most of the day. There’s a wall vent to let the wall cavity breathe which is directly opposite your nose and mouth when sleeping on the left side of the bed and stinks of damp. Did hear some scurrying around in the loft space so heaven knows what’s living up there. Property has a lot of dark wood panelling so is dismal inside. You can feel the mattress springs on the bed and is uncomfortable, the owners need to take this property off the market as it just doesn’t work. Do your homework, so many bad reviews about yet it’s still being marketed. If it wasn’t so close to the coast path and the white eagle pub and restaurant would have packed up and gone home. Dreadful place!

Nothing impressed about the Cabbage Patch, no ventilation, tatty carpets, large damp patch by front door, filthy kitchen cupboards and utensils, dirty bedding, skirting boards and bathroom door thick with dust, toilet seat broken, outside furniture covered in bird droppings, garden overgrown, no view of bay when sat in garden, not suitable for anyone with mobility problems, poor access about 100 yards walk together into property, windows filthy. I would not recommend this cottage to anyone. Sykes cottages should be ashamed to have this cottage listed.iu