Tan Y Rhos Isa, Glyn Ceiriog

Tan Y Rhos Isa is a fabulous, semi-detached cottage situated in the heart of Glyn Ceiriog, three miles from Llangollen in North Wales. This cosy cottage can sleep four people in two bedrooms accessed via mezzanine stairs, including a twin room and a king-size double room with a curtain doorway. There is also a kitchen with a dining area and an electric stove and a sitting room with a roaring open fire. Outside, there is a front garden and to the rear, an elevated decked area with furniture and a barbecue, and glorious views across roof tops to the valley beyond. Roadside parking is available opposite the property, on a country road, on a first come, first served basis. Set in a wonderful location, with Llangollen, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Chirk Castle and access to the Offa's Dyke Trail all close by, Tan Y Rhos Isa is a great base for a family holiday, or a getaway with friends.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Friday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Dishwasher
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Pub Nearby

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with open fire.

A charming, semi-detached, whitewashed cottage, close to the centre of the pretty village of Glyn Ceiriog in the Ceirog Valley, North Wales. This welcoming Glyn Ceiriog cottage has been tastefully and lovingly renovated, providing cosy, comfortable accommodation throughout. This 300 year-old cottage enjoys a warm, cosy sitting room with an open fire and a social, well-equipped kitchen with a dining area and an electric stove. Up mezzanine stairs there are two comfy bedrooms, including a spacious king-size double bedroom open to the landing and a cosy twin. Outside this Glyn Ceiriog cottage is a lovely sheltered front garden, ideal for relaxing in the morning sun with a coffee and a newspaper from the nearby local shop. To the rear, steps lead up to an elevated, decked platform set against a woodland backdrop, with views across the rooftops of the valley. Set in the North Wales countryside with all the amenities of Glyn Ceiriog right on the doorstep, this pretty cottage makes an ideal touring base. This fantastic location offers superb walks and there is the chance to rent mountain bikes from the local sports centre, or enjoy a pony trek from local stables. With Llangollen and its superb amenities so close by, you will be spoilt for choice on what to do each day!

Glyn Ceiriog is a former mining community, now the main village in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley in Wrexham County, North Wales. Glyn Ceiriog is just three miles south of Llangollen and offers a good range of local amenities, including a delightful village pub, a Post Office, a grocers and a community sports centre, with tennis and five a side football pitches, as well as indoor bowls and table tennis. This village is a wonderful base for exploring North Wales.

Amenities & Facilities

Oil central heating with open fire. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, radio, WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for fire inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Stairgate. Roadside parking opposite property on country road. Storage for bikes in shed. Front garden and elevated rear decking with furniture. Two well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 2 mins walk. Note: Rear decking accessed via gravel slope and total of 16 steps between front garden and decking, care should be taken. Note: King-size bedroom is open to the landing with a privacy curtain if required. Note: Cottage accessed via four steps from the road. Please note if you are booking on behalf of a working party please call the office before booking as these will only accepted by prior arrangement with the owner.

Location Details

Glyn Ceiriog is a former mining community, now the main village in the picturesque Ceiriog Valley in Wrexham County, North Wales. Glyn Ceiriog is just three miles south of Llangollen and offers a good range of local amenities, including a delightful village pub, a Post Office, a grocers and a community sports centre, with tennis and five a side football pitches, as well as indoor bowls and table tennis. This village is a wonderful base for exploring North Wales.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Reviews

Do not go to this cottage it is disgusting. Arrived at this cottage to find that the place had not been cleaned. Bed sheets not changed, paint falling off the wall, mould in bathroom, mould on all the walls, wardrobe and bedside cabinets smelt musty and mouldy, cobwebs inside the windows, sweet wrappers behind cabinets. Cooker was disgustingly dirty, left full of fat and grease with brown staining on the glass. Toaster unusable due to being so dirty. Everywhere was covered in Lavender to try and hide the smell. Truly awful. Due to late arrival we were forced to sleep fully clothed on top of the bed sheets for the first night after not eating due to the state of the place and are still fighting for our refund.

Rated by SFK74 reviewed on 1st September 2024

A well equipped comfortable cottage just inside Wales. The kitchen is well appointed with a new electric range cooker and all the other mod cons needed. Full instructions for use are also provided unlike some cottages. Main bedroom is large with a very comfortable bed, the galley nature of this was barely noticeable as there were just the two of us, although I can see that if you came with a family you would want to use the curtain provided to give some privacy. The bathroom is perfectly adequate if somewhat compact. The property was well cleaned and ready on our arrival. The sighting of the cottage was perfect for visiting Llangollen with it's steam railway and canal/aqueducts, both of which are recommended visits, Bala and its lake and railway, Chester with it's Roman history as well as Shrewsbury and Welshpool. The village stores locally and in Chirk are good as are the butchers in Llangollen and Chirk. Our only real criticism was the on road parking which although adequate in itself made it difficult to turn around without using nearby driveways which we were asked not to do. Other than that a good place to stay and one we could use again in the future.

Rated by Andykeithharris reviewed on 27th September 2019

This cottage is the perfect location to explore North Wales from, it's easy reach (with a car) as far as Anglesey one way and to Chester the other way. The village has all you need, there is a shop which sells everything and it's in walking distance of the cottage. The walk is also all on a pathway, so it's also a safe walk. We stayed during February so were using the open fire, and you can get all you need for the fire at the local shop too. The cottage has two bedrooms with the main bedroom being separated with a curtain. So it's ideal for a couple and even a couple with kids, but it probably wouldn't suit two couples, but a girlie weekend would work. The cottage is deceptively roomy on the inside, with a good size kitchen with a cooker range, dining table and everything in the kitchen you could possible need. The master bedroom is very large with plenty of room for your clothes and bits. It's a comfy bed too. You know when you go away and you never sleep properly the first night, well that didn't happen, we slept through 11 hours, we were disgusted with ourselves, but proved the bed must have been comfortable. The bathroom has a shower over the bath and the towles are lovely and soft. We would certainly go again, ideal spot, lovely cottage and beautiful area.

Rated by Pollie1 reviewed on 12th February 2018

The blurb from Sykes is pretty much accurate so I do not need to elaborate on what the cottage offers. It really is well equipped. I don't think our wants were very demanding but it didn't seem to lack anything except perhaps storage for clothes and personal belongings in the bedroom with 2 beds. I would highlight positively the shower, the water colour paintings on the walls, the outside table (as long as it is sunny!) and the fact that it is close to the Spar supermarket as others have mentioned. There are also a selection of DVDs, puzzles and games which I always like to find at a holiday cottage. Roadside parking may sound something of a hazard but we had no problem at all. I rarely even had to practise my parallel parking! The following comments are not intended to be negative, just to try to indicate whether this place is suitable for your family/group. It is not a big cottage but both the main rooms (sitting room and kitchen/dining) are absolutely fine. The kitchen particularly is bright and airy. We were joined for the day by another family of 5 and with some help from good weather, allowing us to eat one meal outside, coped without problem. The steps to the bedrooms are steep. My 90 year old father managed them but, as both bedrooms are upstairs, I don't think this would work for anyone severely disabled. I would also mention that there is no lawn or 'play area' in the garden. Some of you may need to know that bookings for this cottage are usually done from a Friday to Friday. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my week in the cottage. I would certainly recommend it, both as a place to stay in itself and as a centre for visiting many interesting and beautiful places around.

Rated by Richard H reviewed on 7th September 2017

Second time we have stayed here and it was good as last time. On arrival the cottage was very clean and tidy. It has everything you need and good wi-fi was helpful as there is little or no phone signal in the valley. Nice to have a log fire every night that keeps the cottage warm and cozy. Pub that has good food and a shop both in easy walking distance. There is also I good play area and large field near as well. Will go back

Rated by chezr2014 reviewed on 13th April 2017

My husband and myself was looking for a relaxing get away from the city and we definitely got it here. It is a lovely cottage with everything u need, the owners have thought of literally everything even the little touches to make it feel home from home. There's a open fire which is so lovely on those winters evenings although the cottage is lovely and warm without it but it's so cosy with it ! The views from the cottage are great and the surrounding area is lovely, there's so many walks and sights to see. And the people are so friendly we went to the oak pub just down from the cottage a few times during our stay and the food is lovely and the owners and staff are so welcoming and friendly we have had a lovely holiday and we can't wait to go back !! We would totally recommend this cottage

Rated by 913wendyh reviewed on 5th December 2016

The cottage was very quaint, warm and cosy. It was extremely clean and a folder in the cottage explained how everything worked. I would definitely stay at this cottage again.

Rated by Miss Griffith reviewed on 21st May 2016

I Loved the log fire & location of the property. I have never stayed somewhere so well equipped. There are good pubs in the village, a well stocked post office & local shop. The front garden is lovely to sit out and drink tea/coffee from morning til mid afternoon.

Rated by Mrs Pearce-bolton reviewed on 19th April 2016

Well what a lovely little cottage - far exceeded our expectations! So well equipped - the owners have thought of almost everything that you might need away from home (inc. sewing kit, first aid kit, kitchen foil, light bulbs & baking equipment etc) - things that you don't always think you will need whilst on holiday. The owners have catered for children too - there were safety devices available for children as well as children's plates, cups etc. They left us enough dishwasher, washing machine stuff to get us started too which was a help although there is a well stocked Spar shop within close walking distance. The log fire is lovely too - again they left enough to get us started and more logs are available to buy close by. We were able to park outside the cottage every day on the quiet road. I sat in the front garden each morning drinking coffee in the sun overlooking the valley (well not always in the sun but the weather was kind to us and it was dry at least). We could see the river Ceiriog from the bedroom windows. A quaint little village, one shop, one post office, a café and two pubs and a fab play park for children. The Glyn Valley pub is a locals pub but they were very welcoming and the food was fab. We ate at the Oak to and it was a nice atmosphere there too. We had a really relaxing break here and would definitely return for a bit of peace and quiet. Still lots to see in the area.

Rated by emma p reviewed on 14th April 2016

The cottage was very well equipped and presented beautifully, particularly the soft furnishings downstairs. The quality of furniture and crockery was evident and everything felt as if it had been bought specifically with guests of the cottage in mind. It is clear that the owners have put a lot of time, thought and money into equipping the cottage and that made staying there really pleasurable.

Rated by Mrs Colligan reviewed on 29th March 2016

A beautiful, tastefully decorated cottage, which was very well equipped and spotlessly clean!

Rated by Mrs O'Neill reviewed on 3rd January 2016

Lovely cottage in a friendly village with good facilities nearby.

Rated by Mr Fullwood reviewed on 25th November 2015

A beautifully decorated cottage with amazing views to the hills, everything was spotless and we loved the coal fire. Loved it will be back.

Rated by Mr Newcombe reviewed on 20th October 2015

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. The cottage was so pretty and well decorated, clean and tidy with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. We couldn't believe how well equipped the cottage was. There was everything we needed and more.

Rated by Miss Cribbin reviewed on 22nd August 2015

The cottage was one of the nicest we've stayed in. It was very well equipped, had beautiful furnishings and bed linen.

Rated by Mr Ransome reviewed on 16th August 2015

The cottage was based in a beautiful place and the local people were so friendly. We were able to make use of local transport and access all the places we wanted to. The cottage had everything we needed, was ideal for our dogs and it was so nice to have a secure garden. I have already recommended it to other family members.

Rated by Mrs Fontaine reviewed on 14th June 2015

We loved the the cosy feeling of the cottage, the lovely open fire, beautiful furnishings and views outside. Such a scenic position with beautiful views.

Rated by Mrs Bradley reviewed on 17th March 2015

The property was well equipped and wonderfully warm. It is very convenient for the local shop, hotel and pub and there are wonderful walks on your doorstep.

Rated by Ms Davies reviewed on 23rd February 2015

A fantastic and accessible cottage. It was wonderful not to be faced by a mountainous drive (as is so often the case when I have travelled to Wales). The furnishings were beautiful and another fantastic point was that the garden was secure enough for the dogs (and our dogs are small). We could relax knowing that they were safe. Finally we really loved the local pub/restaurants-superb food and great service..if we had stayed any longer we would have come back considerably larger.

Rated by Miss Pamely reviewed on 21st January 2015

We loved the tasteful way the cottage had been furnished, it's open fire and luxurious bed. Also it's close proximity to local pubs (one of which had excellent food), and lovely, varied walks from the cottage. The owners were exceedingly helpful and friendly as were the villagers. It's also a beautiful part of Wales and close to Chester and Liverpool for days out.

Rated by Mrs Roberts reviewed on 7th January 2015

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