Eryl Pwllheli

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The bungalow presents itself at first entry as clean, warm and nicely decorated. It's in a great location and has good off-road parking for two cars. The spacious kitchen doubled up as dining room and was very light. As we stayed in February during Storm Eunice (or whatever the name was - three appeared with 80+mph winds in quick succession during the two weeks I was in the UK) the warmth of the building was much appreciated. The conservatory and garden area were untested due to the weather and time of year but looked lovely. A lot of love and careful thought has been put into the design and layout of the house. I would visit again, but would be worried about the effect of the soft mattresses on my back...
  : The beds are far too soft to be supportive for anyone with any kind of back problems, which both my friend and I suffer from. By the end of three days both our backs felt much worse. Modern mattresses that give firm but gradual support that you sink into such as you find in many hotels are far better. The TV is massive but was offline, as was the WiFi from time to time but this was probably due to storm damage and would normally be fine. Why do people choose soft mattresses? The alternative is no longer a hard plank of wood under a straw filled lumpy bag, but computer aided designs based on 21st Century technology and comfort science. The floodlight-like high-contrast LED street lighting illuminates the master bedroom and the thin white curtains cut out very little, despite the installed blinds. A shame because this room has the best bed but could not be slept in due to the excessive brightness. Ironic because the human eye sees best in low contrast light and modern LED lighting actually makes visibility more difficult (yes, I'm a scientist). If you book, prepare for a barrage of emails to arrive.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The proximity to the beach
  : There was no hair dryer

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Nice quiet location
  : Maybe a black out blind in the master bedroom as the street light shines straight through making it bright

Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The area is lovely, great beaches
  : Property was really run down and dated. Front door rotten along with the frame and poor lock, constant smell of heating oil, Area around the oil tank looked like and smelled like it was leaking, not good for the dogs. Fence was held up with angled struts as it was collapsing. No broom, poor mop when found outside, Kitchen was poorly equipped. Dirty dishes, baking trays, and cutlery, Toilet was not secure, tipped when used, Conservatory roof leaked. Both front and back gardens were overgrown. Display in lounge alcove collapsing. We left 2 days early as we had had enough. Sorry but we wouldn't use again or recommend to anyone.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Spacious and clean, well situated
  : Some repairs needed, property needs some TLC

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : There was a small welcome bundle in the fridge: milk, Welsh butter and a large Bara Brith cake, a lovely surprise and very welcomed. The bungalow is a short drive to the beach or you can take the coastal path there via a 15min walk, which was beautiful. Good size tv, 3 good size bedrooms. Great shower. Great hotel in the village, offering an excellent Sunday lunch. St Davids church is lovely and the congregation were welcoming. Interesting Maritime Museum in the old St Marys church. Village has 2 good shops, Premier Stores and Spar. Nice cafe down by the beach, a few car spaces down there or there is a free car park in St Davids Road.
  : Signal on the tv faltered at times and the internet dropped out quite often. However, both were still available enough each day, and holidays revolve around exploring the beautiful area, and not technology.

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children