The Granary Corris on the edge of the Dyfi Forest

Beautiful, relaxing stay in the perfect location and cosy cottage

Pros: The cottage was excellent, had everything we needed and was super cosy when relaxing in the evenings.

Cons: Nothing!

Enjoyable stay in a nicely renovated historical building

Pros: Cosy feeling - well equipped - practical when you are travelling with a dog

Cons: I’m less convinced by the bedding. Extremely soft double bed but then, the choice of a mattress is very personal…

Pros: The cottage is cosy and well appointed. The local pub is welcoming and serves good value tasty food.

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Excellent!

Pros: The owner was very friendly and helpful, and the facilities were excellent.

Beautiful setting, gorgeous decorated cottage, great location. Dog restrictions

Pros: Lovely accommodation in a very isolated village. The decor at the place was beautiful, and it felt very comfortable and cosy and very modern. Gorgeous set up with an open plan kitchen, dining room and lounge that had a wonderful barn door that opened to reveal a picture postcard view of a Welsh hillside. Very calming, peaceful and well presented accommodation. We choose to have the double bed set ups which were comfy and the bedrooms and bathroom were all beautifully decorated, lovely touches such as blankets, extra cushions, toiletries etc. The facilities were great with games, books, and thoughtful teas etc. Lovely feel to the accommodation. Owner welcomed us and lots of info on nearby lovely places to visit which are all stunning and gorgeous. Owner friendly and available.

Cons: The parking on street was a challenge as we were told there was a cycle event on elsewhere which meant parking near to the property was not nearby. The owner offered to give us their parking which was nice. Please be aware that although you can park further away from the property on street you will need to walk and it is uphill. There is also the fear of side mirrors being knocked as very narrow carriageway. The local shop/cafe in Corris had run out of milk and essentials so the nearest place was a drive away. Bring your own food, bread, milk, cooking oil and essentials for your kitchen as they are not provided and not closely available with shopping. Feels isolated. No nearby takeaways so plan food ahead such as breakfasts. Corris is stunning but isolated. The owner lives upstairs and it feels very close with a shared door access, although all you can hear are occasional footsteps. Neighbours are friendly. There is no garden just a very small front boundary big enough for a bench but you are very adjacent to the road (not busy at all) but it's not suitable for dogs to use. Lots of restrictions for dog owners, no dogs urinating in front oaved boundary area, no dogs on beds, no dogs on furniture, no dogs in bedrooms, no dogs in bathroom area. We felt very aware of our dogs and the restrictions made it slightly uncomfortable worrying about the dogs touching anything. Dog friendly walks nearby were limited for morning and night relief, you may need to drive nearby depending on dog breed. although there is a small hilly green area for the public located opposite, this was covered in fox poo and very steep and uneven and not lit. We had to ask if we could light and set up a disposable bbq to at the front boundary space, which was allowed by the owner who did say its not something they allow but they did so reluctantly.

Pros: Superb location, fabulous cottage, clean, extremely well equipped, hosts were exceptionally attentive, generous and accommodating - every detail thought about - wonderful stay - 100% recommend

A beautiful location and beautiful facilities

Pros: The horse matters that are extremely friendly. We left some belongings behind and she contacted us so we didn’t go home without them very hospitable and the house is beautiful.

Cosy rock cottage.

Pros: With having an L shaped living kitchen, the kitchen wad nicely separate from the living space.

Cons: Would be good to have a pint of milk on arrival as the shops are so far away.

A feeling of warmth and homely in this quirky cottage, which feels spacious and well thought out. Comfortable beds and w

Pros: Quirky, spacious, comfortable beds, good Wi-Fi for the teenagers!, thoughtfully furnished and homely. Set in a lovely village with some amazing views.

Cons: The property is lovely. Minor comment would be limited parking on the road.

Pros: A very comfortable, well-appointed apartment. Warm and cosy and a pleasure to be in. Owner was very welcoming and there was a lot of information on things to do and maps for walks we could do. The setting was beautiful.

Cons: Nothing really