Hotel Guide - Red Wharf Bay hotels in , United Kingdom.

"The house was lively and Andy was very responsive. My group was ghosted by our host in Cardiff and we decided after a long trip from the US, we would find a hotel for the night and asked Andy if we could shift our reservation 1 day earlier. He quickly got back to us and kindly shifted the reservation. Any questions I had were almost immediately answered. Town is small but we enjoyed eating and chatting with locals. Nice visit overall."

"Lovely home, Lots of welsh character. Pet friendly, Clean- comfortable and also welcoming message from host. Ideally placed for beaches, places to eat and for walks around the coast"

"Great location. Lively location. Could walk to the beach. Lots of shops and restaurants. Would definitely recommend "

"Perfect location in the centre of town, and a good size accommodation. But quite tired and a little grimy. Sticky corners and we had to wash a lot of the kitchen equipment before we used it which was a little off-putting. The whole place would be perfect after a deep clean! "

"Really enjoyed our stay. Family birthday, so we had ages ranging from 6-83. There were 9 of us, and it was spacious enough for us all. Really liked the pool table. "

"Pass the keys were awful to deal with. We received a text from a company we had never heard of and weren’t expecting. Expedia could not confirm it was legitimate, Vrbo in the first instance were no better and Pass the keys were rude. Vrbo eventually took ownership and were able to confirm the company were legitimate and we made the verification and paid the deposit and £10 fee. It turned out the 3rd party had changed their name but the listings had not been updated. Check in was easy, parking was great and it’s in a great location. The room was disappointing with a roof beam splitting the bed and it was very noisy with the bar underneath and the other people staying in the property. It was very nicely done out, just needed the bed in a different spot in the room and some soundproofing. "

"The positives for our stay are - very clean room, warm, spacious, nice shower, easy check in. The communal kitchen area was a nice addition, very clean with good equipment for guest use. The negatives that we found were there was a lack of storage space for clothes (no wardrobe or drawers - just a small shelving unit that had some coat hooks around it) so we had to live out of our suitcase. The shower room itself was very small. When other guests were using the kitchen it can be quite noisy. We ate in the pub one night and prices are very reasonable but we werent overly impressed with the food so didnt eat there again (which was a shame as that was part of the reason for booking this location). The metal staircase to access the rooms could be a problem for anyone with mobility issues. The communal balcony looked like it had safety issues (some.of the artificial grass had been pulled up in one corner, some tables and chairs were upturned and there were at least two pieces of slate on there that looked like they had come off the roof)therefore we didnt use it which again was disappointing as we had beautiful weather, no one informed us or gave us any sort of information on the issues. All in all it was a good stay but dont think we would stay again disappointingly"