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Capel Neigwl, Pwllheli

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4.8
out of 5
Sleeps up to 10
Pets 2
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 5
Beautifully refurbished chapel with enclosed garden near to Botwnnog, National Trust’s Plas Y Rhiw and Hells Mouth beach. Nearby Abersoch boasts bistro culture, events, boutique shops and sheltered harbour. Coastal Aberdaron and Llanbedrog offer shops, galleries, pubs and cafes. Stroll along the sandy beach with sailing boats and regattas in the bay, visit the famous Whistling Sands at Porthor or head to Nefyn for the maritime museum and harbour. Pwllheli, is well known for water sports, the world-class modern marina, art galleries, shops and eateries. The Llyn Peninsula, or Snowdon’s Arm, a finger of land stretching out from Snowdonia into the Irish Sea, has dramatic scenery, attractions, activities and events making this an all year round holiday destination.
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About Capel Neigwl

Beautifully refurbished chapel with enclosed garden near to Botwnnog, National Trust’s Plas Y Rhiw and Hells Mouth beach. Nearby Abersoch boasts bistro culture, events, boutique shops and sheltered harbour. Coastal Aberdaron and Llanbedrog offer shops, galleries, pubs and cafes. Stroll along the sandy beach with sailing boats and regattas in the bay, visit the famous Whistling Sands at Porthor or head to Nefyn for the maritime museum and harbour. Pwllheli, is well known for water sports, the world-class modern marina, art galleries, shops and eateries. The Llyn Peninsula, or Snowdon’s Arm, a finger of land stretching out from Snowdonia into the Irish Sea, has dramatic scenery, attractions, activities and events making this an all year round holiday destination. As you enter the porch you can enjoy the benefits of under flooring heating admiring the original features of the former chapel built in 1874. The owner stylishly and empathetically completed the refurbishment in 2017 with exposed beams, unique lighting and custom-made furniture throughout the property. Heading up the bespoke concrete, wood and glass staircase you enter the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner stretching to the apex of the roof. The hand crafted kitchen is a contemporary design with all the equipment you need to rustle up a meal including electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher alongside thoughtful little extras, creating a lovely space to cook in. The dining table is perfectly positioned for everyone to gather round for a meal, play board games and enjoy the rural views, maybe open the doors to the balcony and listen out for seagulls and birdsong. Relax on the comfortable sofas, light the wood burner for cosy nights in, catch up on the family news or watch a good film. Also on this floor is a sumptuous king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room and WC. There is a separate WC and access up the stairs to a double bedroom with TV, with fascinating views into the heart of the house. Head back down the bespoke stairs to the ground floor with a choice of two spacious king-size rooms or the family room with super-king-size zip-and-link bed (which can be made up as a twin on request) with additional single bed. All the bedrooms have lovely views, creative furniture, indulgent linen and soft towels. The stylish bathroom has a freestanding bath, shower and WC perfectly designed to unwind in a bubble bath. The utility room is along the corridor with washer/dryer. This peaceful location encourages relaxation, a good night’s sleep and refreshes you for the day ahead. The enclosed garden has a raised lawn and paved area with table and chairs, a portable BBQ, just perfect for al fresco dining and relaxing in the countryside. Sink into the hot tub and relax in at the end of the day, or challenge your family or friends to a table tennis game on the outdoor table. There is plenty of space to store your bicycles and canoe and has ample off-road parking at the property.
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Capel Neigwl Reviews

James
We loved this place! The house is stunningand the hot tub was a definite highlight - Robert was super helpful with it. The scenery is gorgeous, with plenty of lovely walks nearby, though it's a bit remote without a car. The WiFi wasn't great, so if you need to work or stream, be aware. Still, overall, a fantastic spot for relaxing and exploring.
Laura
We recently stayed here for a 21st celebration with a group of 10and honestly, it was fantastic! The location is really nice, quite peaceful but still only about 10-15 minutes to Abersoch and the beach, which we loved. Having that extra privacy was a real bonus. The owners were super friendly and kept in touch, making sure everything was perfect. The welcome touches like cheese, crackersand Welsh cakes were a lovely surprise. We'd definitely recommend it!
Emily
We had a fantastic time celebrating my wife's 30th at the Capel. There were seven of usand there's plenty of room if you want to bring more friends. Everything we needed was providedand the location was just gorgeous-perfect for beach trips and zip world adventures. The locals were so friendlyand star gazing in the hot tub was definitely a highlight. It's a peaceful retreat after busy days out. We'd love to come back!
Emma Clarke
Great for celebrating special moments with family; really enjoyed the time together.
Alex
We absolutely loved this cosy cottage - it was just what we needed! The remote setting was perfect for usand we knew that beforehand, so it didn't bother us. Loads of lovely spots within a quick drive, making it an ideal escape from the busy city life. We didn't want to leave!
Charlotte
Wonderful property equipped with everything you could possibly need. Peaceful, beautiful setting. Extremely friendly and helpful owner!
Emma
This chapel has been nicely renovated and looks really impressive from the outside! It's in a quiet spot with lovely views over the countryside. However, when we arrived, the carpets in the bedrooms had quite bad stainsand one bedroom had an unpleasant urine smell. During our mid-stay clean, the cleaner arranged for her husband to come that afternoon to clean all the carpets. We're not sure why she didn't do this when we first arrived. It didn't completely get rid of the smell, but it was an improvement. Overall, it's in a good location.
Chloe
We just spent a lovely week at this property! There were 10 of usand we found loads of space. The hot tub was a hit with the kids. Even though the weather was a bit wet, we still managed to explore and had some great walks with the dogs. We would totally recommend this place for a peaceful, relaxing holiday.
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