I stayed at Oakfield in April 2013 with my extended family (my parents, sister and family). So there were 4 thirtysomethings, a retired couple, 6yr old, 2yr old and baby.

As a general overview the house was great. Nice and spacious, good garden, decent location, reasonably equipped and it had a nice feel to it. What I would say is that if you want top notch luxury (hot-tubs, massive TV's, ocean views etc) then you may be better looking elsewhere, however that is reflected in the low cost...I would say you are getting mid-range accommodation at budget price...which has to be good.

The lounge is a good size with plenty of comfy seating and the bedrooms were good too. The kitchen was very busy when we were all in there, but we cooked for all of us most nights and there was no real problem. There was only room for 6 adults to fit round the table (we got outside chairs in for the children), however Kathryn says they have added a bigger table, so it should now be great. The bathrooms were lovely and large and have clearly been recently done-up to a good standard which was a plus

The garden is nice too, and enclosed so the children can play.

Location - It was good for us, but it is a 25min walk to the sea front, so if you want to be right on the beach it isn't ideal. That said this is compensated by a lovely view of a nearby hill and really easy access if you want to explore the rest of North Wales (plus it's easy to get parking nearer the front if you don't want the walk). When you arrive it does look like it's on a busy roundabout, don't let this put you off, when you get in you hardly notice.

Recommendations - In terms of eating we mainly stayed in (as other reviews have said there is a Tesco and ASDA fairly close). But we did go to Mama Rosa's, the food was decent without being exceptional, but the atmosphere was very nice and the owner was lovely and friendly and brilliant with the children. We also went to a great Fish and Chippy (I think it is award winning), I can't remember the name, but it was by the Great Orme Tramway.

Activities - There is loads to do in North Wales,even when it is a little chilly (as it was when we went). We went to Conwy Castle, The electric mountain/Llamberies lake railway, a soft play centre in Carnarfon, the Orme Tramway all of which were great. But I would particularly recommend the Greenwood Theme Park near Carnafon, which was excellent for 3-13yr olds (and childish adults) and you should definitely go up the hill opposite the house - short walk, great views (turn left as you leave the house and head up the track on your right after about 100yds.

Downsides - nothing really serious, some of the kit did have an 'end of season' feel to it (one of the Wii remotes was missing, we were short of knives, lots of kids games, but they were all mixed up so not much use). However I reported this back to Kathryn and she was onto it really quickly so hopefully these will have been sorted and it wasn't really anything serious.

Overall it was lovely airy family home that was easy to book and as I said Mid-range accommodation in a great place at budget price...I've given it 4 stars, I'd like to have given it 4.5 and would recommend it.

The house was in a perfect location. We arrived in a blizzard. Nice warm and cosy with plently of room.

It was our grandson's first holiday and as such grandparents and aunts all wanted to come along. So we needed accommodation for 8 people plus the grandson.
As we were coming from different parts of the country we also needed parking for 4 cars. There was a large apartment in the middle of Llandudno without parking but instead we opted for Oakfield which is obviously further out. You can get 4 cars onto the car park although it was a tight squeeze.
The promenade at Craig y Don is about 15 minutes' walk but there are great places to eat - Mamma Rosa, Carmel Bistro - a very good Indian takeaway - Shapla - and a good place to buy sandwiches - Ham Bone (I think it's called).
ASDA supermarket is quite close and there is a Tesco at Llandudno Junction.
To walk into Llandudno itself takes another 20 minutes although we could always find somewhere to park when we took the car. £2 for 4 hours or £3 all day on the front.
Booking was easy and Kathryn was very helpful with the whole process as we were a bit complicated with different people staying for different lengths of time. My daughter rang her about things for the baby and Kathryn sorted this out very well.
The accommodation is very spacious with a very large lounge and large dining area. All the bedrooms are a good size although the Dinosaur Room I assume is much more popular with children than the 32-year-old who actually stayed in it.
There are 2 bathrooms and a 3rd toilet. We would have liked a proper shower in both bathrooms - one has an efficient electric shower but the 2nd floor bathroom just has a shower attachment in the bath - because this put pressure on the main bathroom at times.
The garden area is really good. We had Pimms on the decking one evening with the sun streaming down on us.
It is on the corner of the main road into Llandudno. The double glazing was very effective but with the windows open there was some traffic noise.
Overall comfortable but not luxurious is a good description, but then at the price (£1000) I think that's what you would expect.