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Crowrach

Crowrach

4.1
out of 5
Ratings from 4 reviews
100% of guests
recommend
Cleanliness
4.0
Comfort
4.3
Condition
3.5
Location
4.8
Value
3.8
Customer
Service
4.5

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A calming sanctuary in stone and slate, Crowrach Uchaf occupies a stunning spot near Abersoch, with panoramic views of the entire Llyn Peninsula and beyond. As well as spellbinding hilltop views, you’ll also enjoy being just one mile from Abersoch’s Machroes beach.

A Snug Base Eith Amazing Views

Review submitted on Mon, 12 Oct 2026
4.3
out of 5
Guest recommends this property
Cleanliness
4.0
Comfort
5.0
Condition
4.0
Location
5.0
Value
4.0
Customer
Service
4.0
Our first Llyn visit although we live further south in Wales. We loved Crowrach’s location tho it wasn’t until day 3 that the weather cleared and we saw the views for the first time - out early in our PJs with the camera! We’re not people who sit down much but I’d been looking forward to sitting on the big L-shaped sofa with the pouffe since I saw the photo and it was an absolute joy. Our final afternoon was spent on said sofa, reading and watching the clouds chase over the mountains. Heaven! We slept in the giant super-king bed which was really comfy. It would be good to have a blanket in the cupboard in case of need. As we have a dog, we always bring throws when we go away so we were fine and the cottage itself was nicely warm. We usually cook when away (it saves finding a dog-friendly evening eaterie) and there was plenty of equipment for that. It was nice to see several dishwasher tablets provided. There are just a few little things that we thought would be useful additions in the cottage: Washing-up bowl
Bathroom towel rail
Smaller cushion pads for the dining chairs (they drove us a bit mad!)
Salt and oil in the kitchen (we bring loads of provisions but not those. There was black pepper, thank you).
Books! Of course we bring our own but how we missed finding books to browse…it’s usually one of our great treats in a holiday cottage and bookshops are hard to find on the Llyn. Pwhelli’s charity shops were the best option we could find.
These are all minor things and outweighed by how comfy everything was. Crowrach is a super base for exploring the peninsula and of course walking to Abersoch or Porth Ceiriad. Dog-owners, note there is a poo-bin just along the road to Ceiriad when you turn out of Crowrach’s track, on the right. A wonderful break overall and we would happily return to Crowrach. I’m still dreaming about sitting on that sofa!


Judi from Aberporth, Ceredigion stayed at Crowrach for 5 nights in October 2026


Crowrach Uchaf

Review submitted on Sat, 01 Aug 2026
3.3
out of 5
Guest recommends this property
Cleanliness
3.0
Comfort
3.0
Condition
3.0
Location
5.0
Value
2.0
Customer
Service
4.0
Excellent tranquil location with nearby access to Porth Ceiriad beach and the Coastal path.

Accommodation is adequate.

Building looking tired and need of facelift.

Lacking any cleaning equipment for cleaning up during and at the end of your stay.



John from Gallt Melyd stayed at Crowrach for 7 nights in July 2026


Character property

Review submitted on Mon, 20 Apr 2026
4.2
out of 5
Guest recommends this property
Cleanliness
4.0
Comfort
4.0
Condition
3.0
Location
5.0
Value
4.0
Customer
Service
5.0
Great location for peace and quiet but close enough for easy access to Abersoch (we biked)
Stones throw from remote beach but also all beaches on the peninsula.
Property was very characterful, secluded, basic but has everything needed and was comfortable.
Not a luxury accommodation but clean, nice and comfortable.
Beds very comfy.

Laura from Keighley stayed at Crowrach for 4 nights in April 2026


Excellent stay

Review submitted on Tue, 07 Apr 2026
4.7
out of 5
Guest recommends this property
Cleanliness
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Condition
4.0
Location
4.0
Value
5.0
Customer
Service
5.0
Thank you for a wonderful stay. The cottage was really well sized for our two families going away together and not feeling cramped. It was beautifully located and very clean.

Rachel from Bramhall stayed at Crowrach for 4 nights in April 2026