Troedyrhiw Holiday Cottages

Beautiful area, cottage is clean, cozy, has great amenities and is very quiet! Absolutely love the pig! He's so friendly and his horse & pony friend are equally as gorgeous and friendly. Lovely little play area for children & lots of walking opportunities. Dog friendly. Already planning another holiday here! Friendly and very welcoming ☺️

This time we have stayed in Gorse Cottage. Brilliantly fitted out, cosy but enough space. Very comfortable home away from home.

Gorgeous Welsh stone cottage in beautiful rural setting. Fully equipped with everything we needed and very comfortable, especially the beds!  …

If you need a getaway from city life, this is it.15 minutes from the property were 2 waterfalls (Tresaith & FFynone), well worth a visit when you are down. Upon arrival at the cottages, you drive down a long fairytale driveway with a beautiful stream, easy parking outside then opposite the cottages are brown fluffy sheep & a Shetland pony in the field, birds tweeting! Tranquil surroundings, but near enough to the coast & nearby towns. Our cottage was spotless & charming, had everything we needed. The owner Rob was really lovely. Wish we could have stayed longer to explore more. 🌳🌷🪺🪵🦋

We had a wonderful week staying here. Great walks for our Springer spaniel straight from the cottage up the hill. Comfortable, well equipped cottage with a lovely large veranda. Friendly and helpful owners. …

My wife and I stayed here in January 2023. Very quiet spot that's off the beaten track yet close enough to be close to local towns and attractions. We stayed in the coach house, which whilst small it has more than enough space for 2 plus a dog. First impressions where very good. Immaculately clean! Absolutely spotless! Decor is minimal but perfectly gauged to complement the style of the building, any more would have spoiled it. Our unit had a very nice raised deck giving views up and down the small valley and it was accompanied by the relaxing sound of a babbling stream/river. We where greeted by owners about 10 minutes after arriving. Very relaxing spot. Could not fault our accommodation at all....and that's very rare in the UK. We will most definatley stay here again. A real gem in our opinion.Overview:. Spotless (yes really.....Immaculate). Freindly. Relaxing. Convenient. Good wifi. Warm and cosy (Nest thermostat). Bath, shower AND rain shower.. Smart TV. Dishwasher

If you want a cosy getaway with a luxury feel to it, this is where to go! The cottage was beautifully decorated and had everything you could need! The owners are very helpful and welcoming. …

After lockdown we were really looking forward to a relaxing holiday in Wales. What a disappointment. The Granary cottage is OK but definitely not special or five star. To be honest our break also ended disastrously when the owner’s father shouted very unpleasantly at my husband, not once but twice. The wind had blown open the cottage door and unbeknown to us our two dogs had escaped out of the door and left a mess by the owner’s house. My husband immediately went to clean up. Of course the dogs leaving a mess  is unacceptable but there are ways of expressing this without resorting to shouting at your guests.When my husband explained that it was an innocent mistake because the wind had blown open our front door the guy said that’s not my problem.My husband and children were so upset by this and we all felt very uncomfortable, so we felt we had no other option than to leave two nights early.When I emailed Rob to explain why he said that it was a “ it is unfortunate that you were spoken to on this occasion by somebody rather than ourselves.” and said he hoped we had a pleasant trip home.I found this a pretty pathetic response and said that given we paid this man for firewood, discussed recycling with him etc, it seems to us that he did represent the business.I also suggested that to help future customers they fix the front door or at the least tell people that it is liable to blow open if not locked. It's not very safe for guests with dogs or small children to be unaware of this. Especially given that there is a reasonable amount of traffic in and out of the farm, having multiple guest accommodations as well as being a working farm. I did not receive a reply.Also to help others- although the Granary cottage is described as for 8 people our view was that this would be hard to make that work given that there is no bathroom or toilet downstairs and that it requires six people to share a fairly small bathroom. It was fine for us because we were only five people.It is also described as dog friendly but we did not realise that there was no fenced off garden area so whenever we were outside we had to keep a very close eye on the dogs- got the kids to do it. I think that the rules say to keep your dogs on a lead at all times- but this is fairly unrealistic and more akin to living in a tower block than holidaying in rural Wales. We noted that the owners did also walk their dog off the lead- because a rather lovely black labrador ended up in our kitchen. So sort of not that dog friendly really.The cottage is well equipped with all you need for cooking etc. The WIFI is absolutely terrible. They said that they were trying to get BT out to sort it- although reading other reviews it seems that this has been an issue for many years.So it was OK. Except for getting shouted at.

Everything about the coach house was just fantastic. Clean, warm, cosy the list is endless for all the good things I can say about our two night Short break. Fantastic views. …

I come from Ceredigion, so I know the area well and came back for a short break. The idea being is that our extended family (with two new grandchildren) could join us at a later date for a family holiday. …