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Brynkir Coach House

Porthmadog, Gwynedd

Nestled within the picturesque Cwm Pennant Valley and just a short drive from the coast, Brynkir Coach House serves as an ideal retreat for large families or groups of friends seeking adventure in the breathtaking Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. This spacious bunkhouse, which accommodates up to 66 guests across 11 bedrooms, offers a perfect blend of comfort and functionality. After a day of exploring, guests can unwind in the ample living spaces, including a professional kitchen/diner for culinary creations and a dining room suitable for buffets. The property also features a boot room and a drying room, ensuring that guests can easily manage their outdoor gear after a day of activities.

The accommodation is thoughtfully designed with various options to suit different needs. On the ground floor, visitors will find three dormitories, a family bathroom, and a wet room accessible for those with limited mobility. The first floor houses additional amenities, including four shower rooms, a cloakroom, and two bright triple bunk rooms, each equipped with its own en-suite shower. For leisure time, guests can enjoy a games room and a cozy sitting room with a Smart TV and woodburning stove, providing a perfect setting for relaxation after an active day.

Families with younger children will appreciate the charming first-floor apartment, which features three characterful bedrooms—comprising a double, a twin, and two singles—along with a bathroom that includes a spacious tub and overhead shower. The outdoor space is equally inviting, with a garden perfect for soaking up the sun or gathering around a fire pit in the evenings to share stories and experiences from the day. The property’s location offers easy access to stunning hiking trails, cycling routes, and various attractions, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Adventure awaits just outside the door, with opportunities to hike the renowned peaks of Moel Hebog, Garnedd Goch, and Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), each offering breathtaking views. Visitors can also explore the vibrant town of Porthmadog, where attractions like the Maritime Museum and the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways await. For beach lovers, the sandy shores of Morfa Bychan beckon, while the whimsical village of Portmeirion offers exotic gardens and serene spas. Thrill-seekers can delve into the underground adventures at Zip World Slate Caverns or engage in exciting watersports at Glasfryn Parc. At Brynkir Coach House, guests can truly embrace the spirit of adventure and create lasting memories in a stunning natural setting.

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