Llannerch Glamping

Our second time booking the Blacktail cabin on Air B&B and it was just as perfect as the first time. Staff are on hand with a simple message if there are any issues and check in is very simple . The cabin itself is perfectly decked out with everything you could possibly need for a little self catered stay-cation. We have visited in both summer and winter and the cabin was at the perfect temperature both times. The log fire in winter was definitely the most beautiful touch! The hot tub is also a welcome little treat, really well maintained and ready on arrival. I honestly recommend this little park to all my friends and family, it's quiet but close enough to the towns and local amenities that it's a good base for a getaway.

a year ago · via Google

Booked for a 7 days stay, on day of arrival opened the door to a strong dog smell and an army of spiders and dusty webs, expect some criters due to it being a lodge but wow. The bedroom carpet was covered in dog hair. Fridge was dirty, ketchup on the cupboard doors and food debris and stains on the floor. On the doors was dog slobber sofa had chunks of pet hair. Bought a scented candle from Tweedmill to try and dull the dog smell for the Saturday night. I woke on Sunday morning with bites. We walked into St Asaph to get some cleaning products and antihistamines as my allergies had flared up. On our return I attempted to hoover the carpet to find the hoover head full of dog fur and the hoover bag full. I called the number and requested a replacement hoover bag. I did get a new bag later on the Sunday. Hoovered the bedroom and removed the cobwebs cleaned the dog slobber from the radiator. Reduced some of the smell on our day out on Monday bought a plug in. As I was away on holiday didn't expect to have to hoover everyday to alleviate the dog smell. Left early on the Friday but only because we had arranged to meet up with friends in the area during our stay.

10 months ago · via Google

Stopped in the Roe lodge... Brilliant time and all the facilities you need. Hot tub could have been hotter but that's personal choice and more than comfortable. Great location... especially if you like golf!!!..I do and fully used the golf course which is 100 meters away. We will definitely return

2 years ago · via Google

Enjoyed our stay in The Buck. Dog friendly, but if you don't have dogs then I'd consider whether it's the right choice because there was definitely evidence of previous dogs in the lodge (slight smells, inside and on decking). Hot tub was great, very private with the fence around, jets weren't amazing, but it was kept at a good high temperature. Wheelchair friendly. Tweedmill is a 3 minute walk through the joining gates which open during tweedmill opening hours, and then honoured 10% off dining in the cafe when we told them we were staying here. Wifi is not good, but we went to relax so it wasn't a major problem for us. Lodges are all spaced out nicely, so you don't hear noise from other people. Would be ideal to have 'no ball games' sign, on our first day children were hoofing a heavy football around and it kept hitting our fence / lodge with a big bang, and once came onto decking nearly knocking my nan over (she's not steady on her feet). It's nice that there's an area for kids to play, but perhaps not for football. Lodge had everything we needed in kitchen area. Beds were all clean and I found them very comfy, bit soft for other guests. Overall we had a lovely, peaceful stay.

a year ago · via Google