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3 Guests
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1 Bedroom
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Off road parking
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Games Room
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
23 Customer Reviews
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"Cute little cottage."
Friendly and obliging hosts. Easy access to the nearby town of Mold, and all major supermarkets and stores. Our little Staffy was most welcome & had plenty of grassy space (on her lead) to walk around and enjoy the country smells. Pretty surrounding countryside. Ideal location for travelling around North Wales, Chester, Liverpool & Manchester. Highly recommended.
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"I found all the previous comments to be very accurate."
The cottage was lovely and the hosts and locals are very friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate in recommending the Butchers Arms.
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"The property was clean and tidy, hosts very friendly and the food in the pub was excellent home cooked food!"
We had some excellent advice on where to visit from Richard and we had a very nice time.
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"Excellent holiday at butchers arms cottage,Richard and Karen make you feel very welcome and the food in their pub is excellent ."
Great walks with the dog locally and a very good base to explore the north wales coastline .
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"We had a lovely couple of days at this cottage."
It’s in a great accessible area, with lots to do and see. The property had everything we needed.
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"Very rural location."
very friendly owners. Pub food was excellent especially Sunday lunch. Easy access to major touristy places. Local town of Mold had all facilities needed regards shopping. Only thing really missing from cottage was access to laundry facilities. Great stay, dogs loved it.
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"Ideal accommodation whilst we waited to move into our new home."
The best part was the food in its traditional pub. The homemade steak pie is one of the tastiest I've tried anywhere and the menu prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food and the portion sizes. Richard and his daughter Karen who run the Butchers Arms are very sociable, friendly and accommodating without intruding. The locals we met were all friendly. I cannot recommend the Butchers Arms highly enough both for accommodation and even more so for its food.
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"Great little cottage right door to a traditional pub with great meals."
Very friendly staff and a great place to stay
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"Beautiful setting and just what we needed for a busy weekend with family."
Lovely and peaceful to return to and an excellent meal in the pub. Karen couldn't have been more helpful, and we will definitely return when we visit again.
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"We had a very pleasant week at the Butchers Arms."
The cottage was nice and cosy, and well equipped with everything you would need if you wanted to self cater. It is in a great location for visiting the area, but is also rural and very peaceful, with no noise issues from being attached to the pub. Given 4/5 for cleanliness as overall very good, but there were a couple of things that could of been better, although we manage holiday accommodation so have very high standards!
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"Small well equipped cottage."
Conveniently situated for visiting local attractions. Owners were friendly and helpful. Only downside the WiFi does not work in the cottage.
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"A cottage ideal for 2 people within easy reach of beaches, Snowdonia and many interesting towns such as Ruthin and Llangollen."
We were made very welcome by Karen & Richard and enjoyed a couple of meals in the pub all home cooked by Karen.
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"Great place to stay the host Karen and Richard are lovely we have been 3 times and can't wait the next time ."
The food at the pub is absolutely lovely highly recommended and close to lovely beaches and walks
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"Made to feel very welcome and had a great weekend."
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"Not really pet friendly."
Front door opens on to a busy country lane. Nowhere to relax outside the property except the car park used by the next door pub. Kitchen was nt really clean . Cooker microwave and cutlery etc. Would nt go again sorry.
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"Lovely little cottage in a beautiful location and would definitely stay here again."
Karen and Richard are lovely people who run the cottage and pub next door, very friendly and helpful with places to go and routes to get there. The food is lovely in the pub and if you like big portions you won’t be disappointed! Made to feel very welcome.
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"The cottage was spotless and had everything we could possibly need."
The hosts were friendly, welcoming and helpful and the food they served in the Butchers arms was some of the best we have had. The cottage is ideally placed to visit all the tourist spots and even Snowdon is only 1 hour or so away and on good roads.
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"Richard and Karen are excellent hosts."
Very friendly people. Karen is an excellent cook and they have a well stocked bar. Hand sanitizers everywhere. Karen is always cleaning and making sure everyone is safe. We will definitely be returning here as we love north wales and staying here is central to get anywhere you may like to go.
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"Cottage was lovely, clean & cosy, food in the pub was excellent."
Would definitely stay again
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"Karen and Richard our hosts were friendly and helpful."
It may be a bit cold in winter but the heating was ok in October.
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"Karen and Richard made us feel very welcome and comfortable."
The cottage is superbly designed and has everything you could possibly need for a fab stay. We have eaten at the Butchers Arms quite a few times and the food is lovely, home cooked with love.
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"Had a great time would recommend it to anyone ."
Very friendly locals .Karen & Richard are brilliant hosts , good was great . Butchers Arms highly recommended.
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"No karen Richard &family were the perfect host's."
Warm &friendly. The cottage was spot on it is a real credit to them.
Summary
- One mezzanine king-size double
- Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC
- Open plan sitting, kitchen and dining area with sofa bed.
- Electric central heating
- Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, 2 x TV with Freeview, CD/IPod dock, radio, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking
- Two well-behaved pets welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 1 mile, pub next door
- Note: Sloping ceilings in bedroom.
The property
Situated in the village of Nercwys, Butchers Arms Cottage is a home-away-from-home with far-reaching countryside views.
Perfectly designed for couples wishing to get away from it all, this retreat features everything you need for a comfortable stay all-year-round.
The modern interior comprising of light and airy décor welcomes you inside, with an open plan layout setting you up for many cosy nights.
A well-equipped kitchen rests to one side of the room, adjacent to a sofa and a dining table which can seat up to four people.
Whether enjoying breakfast in the morning hours, or simply making the most of your downtime, this is a lovely spot to go about your day in style.
The ground floor also houses a contemporary shower room, with all white fittings and a delightful corner shower.
Stairs lead up to a king-size bedroom, tucked away into a mezzanine area and overlooked by Velux windows.
Soft purple tones create a soothing ambience for a peaceful night’s sleep, or a moment or two at the glamorous seating area with a good book.
Views of the countryside tie this room together nicely.
Step outside to be at one with it all, and with a pub next door you can sit back and enjoy an evening meal after a day of sight-seeing.
Nercwys Forest is excellent for scenic walks, cycling and horse riding, while just a short distance away, the busy market town of Mold is home to notable buildings and a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants.
The Clwydian Hill Range and the Offa's Dyke Pathway are all situated close by, while Loggerheads and Moel Famau Country Parks, the Snowdonia Mountain Range and medieval Chester are all within easy reach.
A homely cottage in a picturesque location.
About the location
NERCWYS
Mold 2 miles; Chester 15 miles.
The pleasant village of Nercwys boasts a pretty green, an old church and a pub and is situated close to a well-known Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the beautiful Vale of Clwyd and its surrounding hill range. Nercwys Forest is excellent for scenic walks, cycling and horse riding and if you're lucky you'll spot the resident Muntjac Deer or the elusive Long Eared Owl! Nearby is the Jacobean Nercwys Hall, built in 1638 and boasting a splendid display of over 20,000 articles known as the Gathering of Jewels. The busy market town of Mold is nearby with picturesque buildings and a good variety of shops, pubs and restaurants. The surrounding countryside boasts stunning walks and off road cycle trails, with both the Clwydian Hill Range and the Offa's Dyke Pathway close by, while Loggerheads and Moel Famau Country Parks, the Snowdonia Mountain Range and medieval Chester are all within easy reach.
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas