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On a working farm, set in the wooded foothills of Snowdon with the Watkin path on the doorstep and spectacular views of farmland and big landscapes beyond, Y Wenallt is a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city.A simple, converted first floor flat above the more modern…
This very simple, lovingly restored building offers basic, rustic accommodation ideal for walkers needing an over-night stop. Located in the heart of Snowdonia, Llyndy bothy is only a 15 minute walk from the Watkin path – considered to be the toughest route to…
Nestled in a peaceful wild area just outside the hamlet of Nantmor, Tan y Coed Bothy offers an idyllic retreat from modern life. There are lovely walks in the area, including a 5.7 mile walk from Nantmor to Beddgelert village, which takes…
5 Star Visit Wales Graded Barn Conversion Sweeping view of Barmouth’s spectacular beach and glorious sunsets in the summer and winter storms breaking over the promenade in the winter. The cottage has a decking in front of french doors that allow you to make the most of the…
5 star graded luxury holiday barn set on a 15 acre equestrian property. Enclosed rear garden with BBQ, Picnic Bench , Sun Loungers and Swing Ball for kids of all ages. The barn is designed upside down (bedrooms and bathroom downstairs) to take advantage of the stunning panaramic…
With dramatic views out to Cardigan Bay, The Beach House hosts an unforgettable escape for a family or a group of friends. All the essentials needed during your stay are included in the kitchen and there is plenty of space for the family to relax in the open-plan living space…
‘The Cottage’ is a stylish and very well thought out house, suitable for all. Whether you are a beach loving family or a countryside explorer this house will definitely impress. The style has a distinctly seaside flavour but with a log burner and sea grass carpets it…
The Honey Pot is a truly romantic cottage, surrounded by the gorgeous gardens of Tyddyn Mawr Country House. The cottage is uniquely designed in French ‘Louis’ style with carefully selected items of furniture and sumptuous soft furnishings. With their attention to…
Tyddyn Mawr Cottage offers delightful holiday accommodation in the Welsh countryside. The Cottage is surrounded by wonderful gardens with many beautiful flowers and shrubs, little walkways and plenty of wildlife; guests at the Cottage also enjoy access to a private lake for…
Ashcoast House is a modern 3 bedroom self catering holiday cottage located in the small rural village of Talysarn in Nantlle Valley, roughly halfway between the town of Caernarfon and Porthmadog harbour. Rhyd-Ddu path to Snowdon summit is 6 miles away. A further 4…
On entering this 4 star boutique style holiday barn the brushed steel and glass contemporary stairway draws your eye up to the stunning bridge which divides the two upstairs bedrooms. The large open plan ground floor has a plush corner sofa, large flatscreen TV, dining area and…
“Swn y Gwynt” meaning “Sound of the wind” is a lovely Victorian end terrace in the vibrant city of Bangor. Like all houses of that period Swn y Gwynt is blessed with high ceilings and well-proportioned rooms providing guests with a welcoming holiday home.…
The Little Coach house makes up part of a sensational group of cottages where the owners have tried (and succeeded) in creating a fabulous place to spend a holiday. The cottage follows the same kind of style as its big brothers, The Honey Pot and Tyddyn Mawr Cottage and follows…
Casula is a delightful little house overlooking the green in Criccieth. Small and perfectly formed, this house has undergone a complete refurbishment by the new owners resulting in a calming, luxurious feel throughout. Sumptuous sofas and neutral wallpapers set the tone for a…
Explore the stunning Snowdonia National Park, the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. From sandy beaches to rugged mountains, a holiday in Snowdonia has lots to offer. How about White Water Rafting? Spotting osprey near Porthmadog? Or a trip on the The Ffestiniog Railway?