Riverlea | Holiday Rental in Dyserth, Denbighshire

Holiday home
Riverlea is a single storey terraced cottage situated in the North Welsh village of Dyserth. Providing two bedrooms; a super king-size and a twin, as well as a family bathroom, the property can sleep up to four people. You can also find a kitchen/diner and a sitting room with a woodburning stove inside. The exterior of the property offers a raised decking with furniture with access via a set of stairs. Riverlea is a tastefully decorated cottage placed excellently for touring North Wales and its stunning coastline. Parking is available off-road a short distance from the property. Note: One well-behaved dog welcome.

Accomodation Details
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x super king-size, 1 x twin. Bathroom with hand-held shower, separate shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room with woodburning stove.

Area
Dyserth is a village four miles from Prestatyn, it has castle ruins, a waterfall, tea rooms and two pubs serving food. There is easy access to the Offa’s Dyke Path, Gop Hill, Allt Y Craig and Golden Grove. Prestatyn has a beach ideal for bathing, water sports and fishing. Further afield is the Snowdonia National Park, the Clwydian Hill Range, Llandudno, the Welsh Mountain Zoo or Chester.

Region
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Amenities
Oil central heating, woodburning stove. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road Parking available. Electric vehicle charging point available, access arranged by the owner. Rear raised decking with furniture. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Pub next door, shop 5 minute walk. Please note: The bins are collected by the owners who sort the recycling.

Ms Bradley

May 2019

Everything you need for a holiday what ever the weather , plenty of places to .... Everything you need for a holiday what ever the weather , plenty of places to visit near by, nice pub next door if you don't feel like cooking and on a nice day sit outside and take the dog

Mr Dewar

March 2019

The cottage was extremly well presented and clean, Debbie, the owner, gave us some ecellent tips about the local area and places to eat.. I single out the St Melyd golf club in paticular,great food and lovely people.The new tavern right next door also has a great well deserved reputation. debbie also went to the trouble of baking a cake for our arrival, nice touch. Although the weather wasn't kind to us for most of the week we found plenty of things to see and do even if it was a little early for the main attractions. All inall agreat relaxing break made all the better by our base for the week. highly recommended. Mark and Lynette Dewar

Ms Wyld

Extremely comfortable, home from home (better in some ways! ) experience. There were two of us and one little dog and it really met all our needs. Big spacious kitchen and dining area. Everything absolutely clean and modern. King size bed in main bedroom and two singles in second. Good sized wardrobes. No chest of drawers but large shelf in wardrobe. Lovely little cosy living room with log burner. Safe enclosed little private back garden, just right for our elderly but inquisitive little dog! Frontage not secure and no pavement between drive and road so care needed getting in and out. No problem at the off season we were there. Very useful basics left in kitchen and best of all a wonderful homemade welcoming cream sponge cake! Highly recommended.

Mrs Rudd

October 2018

Our holiday from beginning to end was amazing.. The cottage was everything we could wish for clean, cosy, well equipped, lots of space,quiet and more. Wales was a fantastic place to be with lots of places to visit, things to do and more. We didn’t get to see all so we will be going back. Booking with Sykes was a very easy and pleasant experience , with lots of updates, information and help if required. Thank you for everything. We will be booking with you again.

Mrs Jones

Booked the cottage at rather short notice.. I needed somewhere all on one level as my husband has mobility problems. Charming cottage, great location - near to several coastal resorts. Cottage well equipped with everything we needed for our 5 night stay and was literally opposite the Dyserth waterfall.. The owner Debbie, couldn't have been more helpful and hand delivered a fresh cream welcome cake which was delicious. There's a small park close-by to walk the dog at the beginning and end of the day, although the cottage does have a small secure garden. The village pub which is a couple of doors away serves decent food.

Mrs Williams

August 2018

We were very happy with the cottage.. It was very modern yet retained its character. It was really cosy, the beds were so comfortable and the shower was brilliant. My friend also used the bath on a couple of occasions and loved it. I rang the owner when we arrived as we couldn’t connect the wi fi. She was actually at the airport on the way to her holiday but very kindly said she would contact her son in law to call round and sort it out, which he did. We were lucky with the weather so were able to have a few nice trips out to neighbouring resorts. All in all we had a great holiday and would certainly recommend the cottage.

Mrs Tindall

April 2018

The decor of the cottage is lovely and clean.. The bed was massive and comfy. So pleased there was a bath so many places just have showers. It lovely to have the choice. I love a bath. Though I do think there is a little issue with hot water. Loved the log burner and with it being so rainy and cold we used it a bit. The kitchen was absolutely fine for our cooking needs. Having WiFi was great not because wanting to keep up with social media or work but to keep in-touch with the boys at home because there was no phone signal. Having Netflix on the tv was amazing. We just logged into our account and watched films in front of the cozy log burner. I think slippers are a must with the tiled floors. The road is a bit airy straight out of the gate so be careful crossing the road near the blind bend. The enclosed back was good so we didn’t have to worry about leaving the patio door open for the dog. The waterfall just over the road is really lovely and a nice walk but steep. 50p admission. We went to the pub next door one evening for our tea. The food was amazing but a bit pricey for us. Couldn’t eat there all week. There is a nice walk into Dyserth . Thought steep. You take the right straight after the waterfall cafe it is sign posted public walkway. It’s quiet a few steep steps. But at the top is a butchers, farm shop, pub and a little Spa supermarket. We used the cottage as a base and went to Rhyl and Prestatyn. Which personality were rubbish. We went to Llandudno and that was a lot better. We also visit Denbigh castle and town. The castle was worth the £4-00 admission to have a wander round and in the town we visited the Glass onion cafe for lunch. Which was worth a visit. We sat outside in the sun with having a dog.

Mrs Pemberton

March 2018

Loved the log fire and comfy chairs.. The bed was huge and comfortable. It was dog friendly and had a garden. The only thing I would improve is by providing more pots and pans for cooking and the water For baths wasn’t very hot

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Riverlea in Dyserth, Denbighshire