Llofft Storws
Llofft Storws was handpicked by our team to join our portfolio. Here's just a few of the reasons we think you'll love staying in Llofft Storws too!
- Recommended in The Sun Travel Guide as a great place for a romantic getaway in January 2018
- Chic Anglesey cottage
- Stylish, elegant property
- 20-minute drive to Newborough Beach
- Can be hired with 2 other properties, Hendy Plas Marion (1340) & Stabal (1341) great for a family get-together
- Coastal Area
- WiFi
- Private Parking
- Rural Location
- Ground Floor Facilities
- Luxury
- Family Friendly
- Short Drive To Beach
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Angelsey holiday cottage near Malltraeth Sands
- The smallest of the 3 properties at Plas Marian has a cool contemporary style with strong Scandinavian influence. Loads of charm and personality with lovely art work by the owner of this property. En-Suite bedrooms downstairs both with linked beds and open plan living area on first floor. Luxury pale green kitchen units, dining table and chairs lovely leather chesterfield and extra quirky chairs picked for their fun appeal. wall mounted smart TV.
- Communal seating area at the front with lawn and children's slide and swing. Garden furniture and barbecue.
- Plas Marion Properties are totally separate from each other, each with its own dedicated parking area and outside space. However, if a family gathering, wedding or reunion is planned, the 3 properties can be hired together to sleep a Total of 17. Hendy Plas Marion sleeps 8 (Ref 1340) , Stabal sleeps 6 (Ref 1341) and LLoft Storws sleeps 4 (Ref 1342).
- Beaches Cycle or walk across the embankment at Malltraeth to Newburough Warren Nature Reserve - a birdwatchers paradise. Look out for the red squirrel that thrives on the island now the greys have almost been completely eradicated. Walk along Newborough's lovely beach and cross over to Llanddwyn Island reached by a causeway except at high tide. From here are incredible views across the Menai Straits to Snowdonia. An island steeped in the legend of St. Dwynwen (Angelsey-history.co.uk) admire the little white washed church and the tiny lighthouse. A few miles up the coast is Aberffaw's superb sandy beach and bird-filled estuary. Surfers will gravitate towards Rhosneigr where the waves are the best on offer in North Wales and sunbathers will enjoy picking their favourite rocky cove.
- Places to eat. Blending beautifully into the sand dunes at the entrance to Rhosneigr is The Oystercatchers stylish modern building with superb food. Nearby at Newborough the owners of this property recommend Marram Grass and on the Straits the National Trust cafe at the entrance to Plas Newydd is good too. At Menai Bridge try Dylan's award-winning restaurant right down at the edge of the water just below the magnificent Menai Suspension bridge. Family friendly and open 7 days a week with great local seafood a speciality. In Menai Bridge is also Waitrose and excellent independent bakers on the high street.
- Plas Newydd (National Trust) home of the Marquis of Anglesey and situated on the Menai Straits right at the water's edge a splendid location with gardens to explore and enjoy colourful throughout the year with woodland walks and children's treehouse. Interesting interiors with murals by Rex Whistler covering several walls.
- Ucheldre at Holyhead is an art centre with concerts, plays and the latest films. Why not a night at the movies if being in the country needs a lift you will know where to head!
2 Bedrooms sleeping maximum of 4 . 2 Doubles/Twins both with En-Suite (shower, toilet and wash basin) on ground floor.
All zip & link beds are set up as doubles, please advise at time of booking if you would like any set up as twins.
Open Plan Living Area on 1st floor with luxury sage green units, dishwasher, induction hob and oven, built in combi microwave/oven, fridge with ice box, washer/dryer, dining table, 4 chairs, plus high chair, 3 seater leather chesterfield, 2 easy chairs, wall mounted smart TV, coffee table.
Grounds Communal seating area with garden furniture, barbecue, separate lawn with children's climbing frame and swing.
Additional Information
Short breaks - Yes, 3-nights minimum stay all year excluding Summer weeks
WiFi - Yes
Changeover - Friday
Towels - Yes
Parking - Yes, ample
Fuel - Ground source heating system and solar PV for heating and hot water inclusive
Dogs - No
Travel cot -
Highchair - Yes on request
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Well done conversion, maybe 1st floor open plan living space too small if four people resident.Larger supply of kitchen utensils and cooking pots/dishes
Very clean and comfortable, well furnished and equipped, owners very helpful
Could not ask for better accommodation or facilities.Owners very helpful.
If you've ever visited a holiday cottage before, you most likely have seen a guestbook in the property for guests to leave a review for others when they arrive. Each of the following comments was lovingly left by people just like you in the guestbook left at Llofft Storws.
Really enjoyed our stay at Llofft Storws. An excellent base from which to explore Anglesey and the surrounding area. We have been lucky with the weather which has given us the opportunity to see the area at its best. Thank you Mal & Diana for your various recommendations. After a couple of days, we found our bearings and it's surprising how quickly we could access the various places we wanted to visit. Thank you for letting us use your accommodation.
Firstly may we thank you for your warm welcome on arrival. Mal & Diana, you made us feel so at home straight away. The cottage is beautiful, well equipped, comfortable, spotless and a great pleasure to return to after a day out walking and sightseeing. A big thank you for our welcome goodies, prosecco and flowers, such a lovely touch! The weather has been so good to us and we really don't want to leave. Thanks again for your hospitality and kindness.
I am so pleased I found Llofft Storws on the Quality Cottages website. Somewhere really special to spend time with my significant other for an important birthday. We had a wonderful week. The wildflowers on the coastal path really raised our spirits. Photographed red squirrels! A warm and comfortable house in the evenings in these lovely surroundings have made our week. The beds are very comfortable too. Thank you Mal & Diana so much.
Just one week, I wish it was two! What can we say? We've stayed in many holiday cottages but none as special as this. It's a beautifully well-manintained property and there's nothing that hasn't been thought of. Out two young children adored their stay and we hope to visit again in the future. Mal and Diana very kindly helped us change a flat tyre and gave us a great little map with a whole list of things to do with our girls. Beautiful home from home. Thanks so much.
What a superb blue sky week in which to see Anglesey at its very best. A huge thank you to Mal & Diana for the goodies and their welcome to an excellent property.
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Beaches
- Cycle or walk across the embankment at Malltraeth to Newborough Warren Nature Reserve - a birdwatchers paradise. Look out for the red squirrel that thrives on the island now the greys have almost been completely eradicated.
- Walk along Newborough's lovely beach and cross over to Llanddwyn Island reached by a causeway except at high tide. From here there are incredible views across the Menai Straits to Snowdonia. An island steeped in the legend of St. Dwynwen (Angelsey-history.co.uk). Admire the little white washed church and the tiny lighthouse.
- A few miles up the coast is Aberffaw's superb sandy beach and bird filled estuary.
North Wales Principal Surfing Coast, 8 miles away
- Surfers will gravitate towards Rhosneigr where the waves are the best on offer in North Wales and sunbathers will enjoy picking their favourite rocky cove.
Places to eat
- Blending beautifully into the sand dunes at the entrance to Rhosneigr is The Oystercatcher - stylish modern building which is ideal for morning coffee after a morning stroll along the dunes and local neighbourhood award winning bistro Marram Grass at Newborough.
- The Codmother (eat in or take away) in Newborough is an unassuming popular village chippy. Expect huge portions of delicious freshly cooked food. Customers are prepared to travel some distance to enjoy it.
- Nearby at Newborough the owners of this property recommend Marram Grass (Good Food Guide 2016) and on the Straits the National Trust Cafe at the entrance to Plas Newydd is ideal for a snack once you have viewed the magnificent country house and gardens (a recent venue for the Antiques Roadshow).
- At Menai Bridge try Dylan's award winning restaurant right down at the edge of the water just below the magnificent Menai Suspension bridge. Family friendly and open 7 days a week with great local seafood a speciality.
- In Menai Bridge there is also a Waitrose store and excellent independent bakers and renowned chocolatier on the High Street.
Plas Newydd (NT)
- Home of the Marquis of Anglesey and situated on the Menai Straits right at the water's edge a splendid location with colourful gardens to explore and enjoy throughout the year with woodland walks and children's tree house. Interesting interiors with murals by Rex Whistler covering several walls.
Ucheldre
- Holyhead Arts Centre with concerts, plays and showing films from time to time. Why not enjoy a night at the movies if being in the country needs a lift you will know where to head!
Dolphin Cruises
- Take a dolphin cruise along the Strait under the 2 magnificent bridges and enjoy stunning views across the water to the Snowdon Massif.
Llanddona Beach
- A popular beach for families. Canoeing, fishing and sailing take place here. There is a ramp for launching boats. A cafe and toilets are close by. Please see beach signs for dog restrictions.
Anglesey Sea Zoo
- A great all weather family attraction with over 100 native species of Anglesey to discover. You can get close to the marine life with daily talks and feeds with their biologists.
Newborough Cycle Route 2.5 hours, 29 miles
- Start at the Church Street car park in Newborough village. Pass the standing stones, cairns and burial chamber at Bryn Celli Ddu, then on through Llandaniel Fab, skirting the Cefni Bird Sanctuary, continue through Llangaffo and finish back in Newborough. Fabulous 360 degree views can be enjoyed from the road between Llanfair PG and Rhyd yr Arian. You might like to eat your picnic at the bird sanctuary. Bikes can be hired from Cybi in Holyhead or one of their hubs around Anglesey.
Days Away
- A short drive away across the Menai Bridge leads to beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Discover breathtaking scenery, majestic mountains, verdant countryside and gorgeous beaches. Try any number of nail biting, adrenaline fuelled adventure activities. Explore mountain villages, ride on steam trains, browse glorious gardens and eat delicious local produce. There is so much to see and do for all ages.
Chic cottage for year round holidays on the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. Sleeps 4 guests.
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Isle of Anglesey Tourism Association award winners (2013) Best Cafe run by brothers Ellis and Liam who like to make the most of the great produce of Anglesey and North Wales, as well as Anglesey based suppliers when sourcing further afield. They like to explore and play with flavours.
Halen Mon started in a saucepan on the Aga. Today this welsh sea salt sensation has caught the attention of chefs and food lovers across the world. Salts available in the shop include pure white, organic spiced, oak smoked, Taha's vanilla and celery Mon.
The Hooten family has farmed at Gwydryn Hir since 1964 producing a range of produce to reflect the seasons. The family produce meat, fruit, vegetables, cakes and jam which are all sold in the farm shop. There is also a coffee shop for refreshments.
Coffee and cake, homemade soup and roll, moules marinier, local seafood, pheasant, wild duck and steaks are a sample of the fare on offer. Cabaret evenings or quiet romantic nights, you choose. Local marine art and gifts are on sale.
Good food is produced from fresh local produce. Lobster is a speciality of the house. Welsh beers and a good selection of wines is available. Live music.
Newly opened in December 2018 this is a contemporary beach house offering food, drinks and rooms. Come here to enjoy the cosy, stylish surroundings.
A recommended pub with bar food, restaurant and a few outdoor seating areas.
A great opportunity to buy excellent local produce. 3rd Sat, 10am onwards, Menai Bridge
A relaxed atmosphere with fantastic views for all the family. The White Eagle features in the 'Good Food Guide' and the 'Good Pub Guide' Dogs are welcome.
Exciting & exotic theme nights from Mediterranean tapas to Welsh fusion to Eastern spice. Check the web site for details
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