Delfryd

Y Felinheli, Gwynedd

Located in the picturesque sailing port village of Y Felinheli, Gwynedd, this charming coastal cottage, named Delfryd, offers an ideal retreat for up to four guests. The accommodation features a unique reverse-level layout that caters excellently to families or groups of friends eager to explore the stunning landscapes of North Wales. Upon entering on the ground floor, guests are welcomed by two beautifully decorated bedrooms—a twin and a double—both providing breathtaking views over the Menai Straits and ample storage. The family bathroom on this level allows for relaxation with options for both a bath and a shower, setting the stage for a comfortable stay.

Ascending to the upper level, visitors will find an inviting open-plan living space designed for relaxation and enjoyment. The area is furnished with plush sofas, a Smart TV, and balcony doors that open to fresh coastal breezes, enhancing the ambiance. The balcony itself serves as a delightful spot for alfresco dining, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings. The well-equipped kitchen includes modern conveniences such as a dishwasher and washer/dryer, making it perfect for a self-catering holiday. Additionally, the shared garden offers a peaceful morning coffee retreat, ideal for cherishing moments with loved ones before setting off on local adventures.

Y Felinheli, historically known as Port Dinorwic, is a sought-after holiday destination in Wales, providing convenient access to the Isle of Anglesey, the Llyn Peninsula, and Eryri National Park (Snowdonia). This area caters to diverse interests, from tranquil strolls to thrilling outdoor activities, and features a variety of local amenities. Guests can enjoy a selection of pubs, a restaurant, a café, a Post Office, and a shop, ensuring all necessities are within reach for an enjoyable week-long stay. Notably, La Marina restaurant is a local favorite, renowned for its delicious tapas and seafood, all enjoyed in a scenic marina setting.

For those looking to explore further, the vibrant university town of Bangor is nearby, offering a wider range of eateries, shopping experiences, and cultural attractions such as the renovated Bishop’s Palace, which houses the Storiel museum and gallery. Visitors can also enjoy performances at the Pontio theatre and relax at the nearby picturesque pier. A day trip to the National Trust's Penrhyn Castle and Garden is highly recommended for its stunning architecture and panoramic views. Adventurers will find excitement in the proximity to Eryri National Park, with its dramatic mountain peaks and the thrilling Zip World Penrhyn Quarry, home to the fastest zip line in the world. Overall, Delfryd serves as an exceptional base for a memorable coastal escape in Wales.

• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby