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Sustonica, the first global sustainability standard for holiday lets.
Our aim is to create lasting holiday memories and we intend to do so both responsibly and sustainably.
To deliver on this we've set out a number of environmental and social pledges which help to focus our efforts;
you can read more about them in our Impact Report.
This is why we've partnered with Sustonica, the first global certification for holiday lets,
to support our owners to be more sustainable.
The Sustonica certification focuses on four key areas: energy conservation, water conservation,
waste reduction and promoting inclusiveness. They are on a mission to become the most widely
recognised sustainability standard for holiday rentals and a catalyst to reduce emissions of holiday
lets and influence guests to reduce their own household consumption too.
Properties that display the Sustonica badge have successfully passed the criteria,
which align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council standards,
and their owner has made a commitment to look after our planet as well as you.
It was just me and my dog. Great for a couple or small family. Close to all the local walks and beach, so ideal for just heading off on foot for the day.
Well equipped kitchen and comfortable lounge.The Wi-Fi seemed ok. I got a prompt response from the friendly owner, who efficiently dealt with a question I had on arrival.
The shower cubicle is quite small and the shower water pressure low. It only has a shower curtain.
Overall all though, I felt the cottage gave me a big hug.
Reviewed by Susie4.4★Dec 2024
"Couldn’t fault the cottage."
Had a lovely holiday again. Had already booked for March and now looking to book for October 2025
Reviewed by Roy5.0★Oct 2024
"Really enjoyed our stay at Alma terrace."
It had everything we needed for our weeks stay.Comfortable and warm and I loved the vintage furniture.Shower could have been bigger as it was tight squeeze and you had to battle with the shower curtain to stop the water going on the floor.Enjoyed the breakfast at the seagrass cafe and it was dog friendly.!!.The pubs on the street did not do food which was a shame but both were friendly Virginia inn particularly
Reviewed by Rachel3.8★Sep 2024
"A lovely place to stay, love the character of Alma terrace it had all the facilities we needed."
Close to shops, beach and pub. Train station is close so we left the car and used the train for our visits to Llandudno, Conway and Rhyl, only used the car to go to Snowdon which is 25 minutes away. We walked to Aber falls which was lovely. We would definitely stay again thank you.
So glad you had an enjoyable stay. Thank you for your feedback. We look forward to welcoming you back.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Anne Marie5.0★Aug 2024
"A lovely cottage great location and very well equipped
Highly recommend"
So glad you had an enjoyable stay. Thank you for your feedback.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Liz4.7★Aug 2024
"The cottage is dated, but comfortable and clean."
However, the bathroom needs updating - the electric shower is tiny and not accessible to anyone with mobility issues or who is not very slim. The shower did not work. It could not be adjusted from either freezing cold to scolding hot. When I informed the owner, I was told it could not be fixed for our stay and 'it's a shame you can't use the bath'!! I have mobility issues but the bath does not have mixer taps nor a shower head fitting, so it would not 'obviously' be 'the solution' as suggested by the owner for anyone! No offer of compensation was made.
I apologised many times. The shower broke the day before you were leaving, you make out it wasn’t working when you arrived. You informed me at 9.17 via WhatsApp, I phoned 6 plumbers, none could attend until the Monday so I did try & get it fixed for you, but I didn’t leave you without washing facilities. I’m sorry you have mobility issues but my cottage does have stairs & people with mobility issues would probably not choose my cottage although you have stayed before. shower has been replaced.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Ann2.8★Nov 2023
"A simply furnished cottage, if not a little old fashioned, positioned in a lovely village."
Great place to travel out from to local towns & for sight seeing. Kitchen had everything you could need, clean and tidy. There is a very small yard to the rear with the river running along the back. Easy to access the property and was parking available on the road. Fair price for what we paid and was able to take the dog.
I’m glad you enjoyed your stay.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Denise5.0★Oct 2023
"Once again, we enjoyed a lovely holiday at this cottage."
The area has plenty to see and do.
The cottage is a great base to see North Wales from.
It is a lovely cottage, clean, cosy and everything you could need to make your stay an enjoyable one.
We've already booked for next year!
We would highly recommend this cottage for your holiday.
I’m so glad you had a lovely holiday and look forward to welcoming you back next year.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Roy5.0★Sep 2023
"Dirty damp and mould everywhere"
Unfortunately you didn’t let us know about the property as we would have got the cleaners back to do a re clean for you as I have explained to you numerous times. The property has now been deep cleaned at my request, windows have been treated and the patio jet washing has been brought forward. In future I would recommend contacting owners when you are staying at a property so they can rectify an issue as we don’t like our properties dirty but we can not do anything about it if we are not told.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Sheila1.9★Sep 2023
"Lovely cosy warm and clean cottage, just right for two adults and two children."
Very responsive and helpful owner, two issues (both our fault) quickly and pleasantly resolved with no fuss. Situation is excellent for touring North Wales, we had no trouble parking outside the cottage, boys very grateful for the Play Station!, and we all had a very enjoyable short holiday in Wales.
Thank you, I’m so pleased you enjoyed your stay.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Michael5.0★Apr 2023
"We thought the cottage was great, well equipped and the owners appeared very thoughtful in terms of equipment , accessories needed for a home from home stay ."
Llanfairfechan has pubs, , shops , co op , nisa and plenty of independent shops and local butcher . It’s a short walk/drive to the promenade and beach from the cottage and a short drive to the North Wales expressway ( A55 ) so it’s pretty much central to other towns , cities etc to explore and enjoy . We had a great stay at the cottage and would stay here again
Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed your stay.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Neil5.0★Mar 2023
"Arrived at the cottage to find it had not been cleaned and bed had not been made up."
The owner contacted the cleaning company and a cleaner arrive at just after 5pm. Both apologised and I was refunded £50. There was also a problem with the gas fire which has been disconnected. I spent some time trying to light it when I contacted the owner she suggested I should have seen it was disconnected as there was a sign on it. The sign was the size of a cheese triangle and had been pushed under the fire so was not visible.
The cottage itself is lovely and in a good position for exploring surrounding the
The first day of my holiday was spoilt due to stress of finding the cottage had not been cleaned and I was unable to explore in daylight as I would normally on the first day.
The owner although responded quickly was quite rude in her response to me when I told her the first day of my holiday had been ruined suggesting I should be satisfied with an apology from her and the cleaner and £50 refund.
I am sorry you feel that your complaint wasn't dealt with properly. I know it was disappointing that the cottage wasn't cleaned when you got to it and I did apologise for this but the cleaner had been booked in as I explained to you and so did they. You rang me at 15.52 and by 17.05 the cleaners were at the property carrying out the clean and changing the bedding. I did say you didn't need to stay in the property and wait for them as they could access the property but you decided you wanted to stay in. That was your choice. Regarding the fire, all I said was that the gas engineer had put a sign on the fire and it was under the grate. I was unaware it had been moved and said I would get the book updated, which has been done. You were not expecting a fire though as I had already had that removed from the details on Sykes. I was not rude to you and spoke to you numerous times and apologised continually to you. I also spoke to Sykes and they said I had dealt with everything correctly and given you a generous refund. I apologise again for the cleaning but overall there was nothing more I could have done for you, than what I did.
Property Owner
Reviewed by Sue3.4★Mar 2023
"Absolutely loved every minute of are stay here the village is beautiful"
So glad you had a great stay. I hope you enjoy your future holidays in North Wales!
Property Owner
Reviewed by Joseph4.4★Jan 2023
"I enjoyed my stay at 3 Alma Terrace."
It was clean and comfortable and had all the facilities needed for a relaxing holiday.
Reviewed by Roy4.7★Sep 2022
"Had a lovely week in the cottage."
Everything we needed was provided in the clean, comfortable and deceptively spacious house. Well located for day trips to Conwy, Llandudno and Anglesey and I must mention the Riverside Cafe breakfast and The Jolly Fryer fish & chips, both absolutely gorgeous.
Reviewed by Melanie4.7★Aug 2022
"The only issues were the tiny shower cubicle and the cottage feels a bit dark and dated downstairs, but it more than accommodated our needs last week."
(Ps we were worried about locking ourselves out with the type of key we had too)
Spotlessly clean and thoughtfully equipped with everything we could need and more besides. The pretty location is close the the beach and mountains, plus an abundance of places to visit. We will definitely be returning!
Reviewed by Cath5.0★Jun 2022
"Cottage smelt a bit musty when I arrived
Central heating wasn't set to come on - unseasonably cold May so would have liked that option
Couldn't get the lounge fire to light after four days!"
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Everything was OK so no real complaints - my only 'real' negative is that the lighting in the kitchen was paltry - it was difficult to see what I was doing, and in fact I could never tell whether the light was on or not unless I checked!
Reviewed by David3.1★May 2022
"We had a wonderful stay."
The photos don't do the cottage justice.
Would happily recommend and come back.
Reviewed by Rachael5.0★May 2022
"Amazing place, really clean and tidy, best location in Wales, we definitely ..."
Amazing place, really clean and tidy, best location in Wales, we definitely recommend this place is close to every where, beach mountains,jungle, lots of places left to explore for next time, we will back again soon
Two bedrooms: 1 x double with TV, 1 x twin with TV, Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC
Kitchen
Dining room
Sitting room
Gas central heating
Gas oven and hob, microwave, small fridge/freezer, washing machine
3 x TV, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Roadside parking on first-come, first-served basis
Enclosed front garden with patio and furniture, enclosed rear patio garden with furniture
1 Well behaved pet and no smoking
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.1 miles, beach 0.7 miles
Note: Pets allowed downstairs only, and to not be left alone in the property
The property
Located in the seaside town of Llanfairfechan overlooking a river, is this pretty, mid-terrace 3 Alma Terrace.
Near a sandy beach and a cluster of amenities, this quirky cottage makes a wonderful escape for both families and friends looking for an adventure.
Leave your vehicle on the roadside before opening up the gate to the front patio; here you can enjoy a cup of tea and watch the world whirl by.
Discover the retro-style sitting room, where you can look forward to sinking into the sofa and catching up on your favourite shows on the TV.
Stepping through the property, locate the kitchen home to everything you need for a self-catered stay, including a gas cooker and hob.
The sun room offers a dining table, so you can gather together to enjoy heart-warming meals whilst soaking up the natural light.
Patio doors lead out onto the rear garden, which overlooks the rushing river, an idyllic spot for a cold beverage.
As day draws to night, head inside and climb upstairs to choose between two bedrooms, a double with bedside lamps for a night-time read and a twin bedroom with riverside views.
Awaken with a bubble-bath in the bathroom or take a shower before joining your guests in the rear garden for a cup of coffee.
A short stroll will lead you to Traeth Llanfairfechan Beach, home to a promenade with a selection of cafes to fuel your day or visit Aber Falls for a tranquil setting.
Jump in the car to explore the walled town of Conwy, certain to entice history buffs with its 13th century castle and the Smallest House in Great Britain; there is also an expansive golf course to test your swing.
The vibrant town of Llandudno is also within easy reach, home to the longest pier in Wales to savour fresh fish and chips, as well as a traditional pier with lively arcades.
For a unique getaway to North Wales, look no further than 3 Alma Terrace.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250.
Llanfairfechan is a small seaside resort on the lovely North Wales coast, and is referred to as “where the mountains touch the sea.” The little town, with easy access to the North Wales Coast Path and cycle way, is renowned for its miles of sandy beach, bird sanctuary and walks to suit all ages and abilities, including the famous Terrace Walk providing stunning views over the Conwy Estuary, Puffin Island and Anglesey. Nearby is Conwy, a World Heritage Site famous for its historical and architectural heritage including its magnificent 13th century castle. The town is proud of its historic traditions and celebrates its past by retaining many of these in its annual festivals, events and fairs including the Honey Fair, Seed Fair and Gwledd Conwy Feast in October along with other musical events throughout the year. For an action-packed, adventure-fuelled holiday, there is a mountain bike centre at Betws-y-Coed, just over a half-hour drive away, plus Zip World Velocity, the longest zip wire in the northern hemisphere, less than a 20-minute drive away in Bethesda, closer still is Surf Snowdonia, just 7.5 miles away. Llanfairfechan is a perfect base for exploring the dramatic Snowdonia National Park, walking unspoilt sandy beaches, enjoying Victorian Llandudno or taking in the wonderful scenery on the doorstep.
This property offers the following short breaks:
Winter
Off-season
Last minute
Christmas
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