Self-catering holiday cottages in Northern Wales - Page 1 of 3

Located on the coastline of Cardigan Bay and in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, lies the picturesque village of Llwyngwril. This pretty holiday cottage, ‘Bron Wylfa’, is in the heart of the village and dates back to the early 1800s. Originally owned by a Countess who owned most of the land in the area, the cottage was built as a typical Welsh stone terraced church cottage adjacent to the local chapel (which has now itself been converted into a house).  The owners bought the cottage four years ago and have since completely refurbished and updated it, changing it quite considerably but managing to retain many of its lovely original features. There are plenty of things to do and see in the area including: Beaches – the best beaches can be found.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Ripon House is located in Llanberis which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty within the Snowdonia National Park.  The area is steeped in history and its rugged landscape provides a beautiful backdrop for enjoying the wide variety of outdoor activities that this area has to offer. There are plenty of things to do and see, great places to eat, excellent climbing and walking opportunities along with a whole host of other activities to enjoy such as pony trekking, water sports, cycling, diving and for those who feel adventurous, paragliding.  Walking and climbing have always been favourite past times for the many people that visit this area, with one of the most popular footpaths up Mount Snowdon starting in the village. With a medieval castle, two lakes.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Gwyndy Cottage was formerly the milking parlour and has been lovingly restored by its owners to provide a delightful detached holiday cottage that is located in a tranquil location on the edge of the village of Llangybi.  The cottage is in a lovely position within easy driving distance to some beautiful sandy beaches.  Infact from its large conservatory you can enjoy wonderful views over Cardigan Bay and the beautiful mountains to the east - the perfect place to watch the sun go down whilst enjoying your evening meal!Accommodating up to four guests, Gwyndy Cottage is popular with both couples who are looking to escape to a cosy retreat amongst beautiful countryside, and also families wanting to explore the area and enjoy the beaches.  Not only is this an ideal su.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

DolGwril Cottage was built in 1873 and is a traditional stone self catering holiday cottage overlooking the bridge over the River Gwril in the heart of the peaceful village of Llwyngwril, situated between Dolgellau and Tywyn.  It is two minutes walk to the bus stop, five minutes walk to the railway station which connects to Shrewsbury and Birmingham and ten minutes walk along the river to the beach.The cottage has a view of the fields and across the sea to the Lleyn Peninsula and Bardsey Island. There is seating outside in a shared garden. Llwyngwril is a charming and peaceful coastal village situated in the southern part of Snowdonia National Park and enjoying panoramic views of Cardigan Bay. It has numerous amenities for a small village: railway and bus service.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This cosy, welcoming stone cottage is situated just inside the boundary of the Snowdonia National Park, four miles from the old market town of Llanrwst, one and a half miles from the tourist centre of Betws-y-Coed and half a mile from the village of Capel Garmon which boasts an excellent pub. The cottage is in a lovely peaceful position yet not isolated having two houses nearby.  There is ample parking; a secluded garden with garden furniture for relaxing on those sunny days. Pentre Bach is a perfect retreat for those who enjoy walking with the Denbigh moors and Snowdonia mountains just waiting to be explored.  There are also plenty of other outdoor activities to enjoy including: local pony trekking; fishing at Llyn Crafnant or Conwy rive.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Ty Pen y Bryn is a 150 year old cottage within the town walls of Conwy providing comfortable holiday accommodation for four to five guests. It is situated opposite the upper gate and has lovely views of the castle from the garden. Conwy is a listed world heritage site and is an ideal base for exploring North Wales and its many attractions. Being situated within the town walls the cottage is only a two minute walk from all of the towns facilities including a good selection of restaurants, tea rooms, take aways and public houses. All of North Wales many attractions are within easy reach of the cottage including the Snowdonia National Park, the Victorian sea side resort of Llandudno, Colwyn Bay Zoo and Bodnant Gardens to name but a few.The cottage .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Located in the centre of Llandudno within in a very quiet residential street, Ty Gwyn Bach provides holiday accommodation for four guests (+ two with the use of blow up beds) that is centrally located just a two minute walk from the town centre, the promenade and the beach.Llandudno is the largest holiday resort within Wales but has managed to keep much of its Victorian charm which is probably why it has continued to be so popular over the years.  It is an ideal touring base for exploring this lovely part of North Wales and can easily be reached by road or rail, making it ideal for those with a car and those who want to get away and leave the car at home.  This delightful town has much to offer in itself and many would find a week could easily pass without leaving the town.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bwlch y Gwynt is a delightful traditional Welsh long house, built in 1787, offering the opportunity to escape from the pressures of every day life in a beautiful tranquil location.   It holds an isolated position and sits approximately 250 metres above sea level in the Snowdonia National Park and is suitable for a family holiday and equally suitable for a romantic break for couples who want to be uninterrupted and truly relax. The owners have now converted a near ruin into a rustic holiday cottage which offers three main rooms on the ground floor, two of which having sleeping lofts above, one of which is accessed by a ladder (see photo). The house is served by a natural spring water supply, mains electricity and wood burners along with electric heaters provide th.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bay View Cottage enjoys one of the most spectacular views in the country and provides the ideal place to escape from the pressures of everyday life.  It is beautiful in all seasons and the cottage overlooks Hell’s Mouth Bay (Porth Neigwl), Cardigan Bay and the Snowdonia range of mountains.Bay View is the end terrace of three cottages originally built at the turn of the century for the local manganese miners. It has been fully modernised over the last five years and now offers very comfortable holiday accommodation for up to five guests If you are looking for a peaceful holiday cottage with amazing views, walks from your front door and stunning scenery then look no more!Rhiw is one of the highest villages on the Llŷn Peninsula and is well placed.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Llys Tegfan is in the village of 'Old' Llandegfan which is located just two miles from the historic town of Beaumaris on the South West coast of the Isle of Anglesey. It is the main part of a large Victorian property, sleeping up to eight guests. Llandegfan provides a perfect touring base for exploring the Island and also the Snowdonia National Park. The Isle of Anglesey offers a wealth of lovely beaches which are ideal for bathing, walking and relaxing, with the nearest one being Llanddona Beach which is part of Red Wharf Bay. Llys Tegfan can accommodate up to eight guests in four bedrooms and is a comfortable holiday home with a good range of facilities. Guests have the exclusive use of a swimming pool which is in a glass enclosure that allows guests to .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Bwthyn Cerrig is a delightful former fisherman's cottage which has been recently refurbished and completely redecorated.  It stands within the medieval town walls of Conwy, North Wales and is an ideal all year round base for hill walking or visiting the beach and harbour.Conwy and the surrounding area offers spectacular scenery along with a multitude of interesting things to see and do.  There are mountains, waterfalls, rocky ridges, miles of beautiful coastline (great for relaxing and watersports) and of course, Conwy Castle - a dark stoned fortress which is probably one of the finest examples in Europe evoking a truly authentic medieval atmosphere.There is easy access to all the amenities that this lovely town has to offer and the cottage is only a two m.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The small holding of Cefn Eithin is home to Eithin Bach, a delightful holiday cottage that can accommodate up to five guests (four adults and one child or baby).  It is an annex which is attached to the main house and ideal for families or couples who want to escape the pressures of every day life and relax in a peaceful environment.Close to the heritage castle town of Caernarfon (four miles) and within easy reach of Snowdonia National Park (fifteen minutes drive) and the Lleyn Peninsular, there are no shortage of things to do and see in this beautiful part of North Wales.  The cottage is surrounded by fields which are grazed by Welsh Mountain Sheep and there are spectacular panoramic views of the sea and coast towards Anglesey, the Eifl Mountains and the Lleyn Peninsular;.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Ty Bryn (Hill House) has just been built and is an architecturally designed holiday home that is in a spectacular enviable hillside position, offering outstanding views over the estuary and sea at Aberdovey.This luxurious contemporary holiday home can comfortably sleep up to eight guests in four bedrooms and provides stylish holiday accommodation which is perfect at any time of the year for either a holiday or short break.Aberdovey has recently been voted the third most attractive place to live in the UK, on a popular television programme. It is delightful, relaxing, unspoilt and is protected by being in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park. Ty Bryn overlooks the village and sea and is just a five minute walk to the centre of the village with its award winning hote.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The setting is ideal for walkers, bird watchers, lovers of the coast and sea sports and is perfect for couples or family holidays.Cemaes Bay is the most northerly village in Wales and is an area of outstanding beauty and some of which is owned by the National Trust. The main attraction of the bay is its two sandy beaches, Traeth Mawr, known as the big beach and Traeth Bach known as the little beach and both have been awarded the renowned Blue Flag in June 2004. Sea fishing is another favorite pastime and there are many charter boats that will take you fishing offshore to fish for many different species of fish in the coastal waters. One of the benefits of staying at Seabreeze is that only feet away, you can join the beautiful and un-spoilt Coastal path which stretch.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

In a large self contained wing of a 16th Century farmhouse, this delightful holiday home provides comfortable holiday accommodation of a high standard.The setting is exceptional with beautiful views over the Vale of Clwyd and guests have the benefit of using fishing rights on the River Clwyd during their stay.Centrally located, this is a perfect base from which to explore North Wales, Snowdonia, Betws y Coed, the historic City of Chester and the coastal resorts, all which provide plenty of attractions. You can simply come and walk the woodland trail and experience the delights of one of Wales, oldest documented woodlands and enjoy the wealth of rare plants and wild flowers. The Vale of Clwyd, where Offas' Dyke Path runs along the Clwydian Range, provides brea.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Scented honeysuckle and old roses ramble over this very pretty stone 18th Century Woodmans cottage which is located half a mile from Dinas Mawddwy in a beautiful hamlet within the Snowdonia National Park.  The cottage is in a delightful position standing beside a pretty tumbling mountain river and waterfall and just yards from where it meets the Upper Dovey river flowing in rocky gorges so completely free from any flooding. There is plenty to do and see in this lovely area including horse riding, walking, fishing, canoeing, sailing and golf. You can visit the beautiful Castles of Chirk, Powys and Caernarfon whilst the wonderful lakes Vyrnwy and Bala are about twenty minutes drive away. Enjoy the Snowdonia range plus the North Wales coast - it's all here f.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This delightful stone holiday cottage built in the 1800's is situated in the centre of the picturesque coastal village of Llwyngwril in the Snowdonia National Park. A 10 minute walk following the River Gwril brings you to a shingle beach where sometimes you see dolphins playing.   Glasfor has been completely renovated whilst maintaining it's character. Local attractionsBarmouth, Aberdovey and Machynlleth are just a car ride away, or you can just hop on the local bus or train to Porthmadog and Pwllheli. The ancient church Llangelynin takes 5 minutes by car and Llangollen which hosts the International Musical Eisteddfod is just 90 minutes by car.  Llwyngwril to Snowdon takes 1hr 40mins and for train enthusiasts, there are several little gauge .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Hen Ysgubor, one of two holiday cottages, is a large cottage recently converted from a barn, in a peaceful location between Beddgelert and Caernarfon close to the foot of Snowdon. It offers comfortable self catering accommodation, and has marvellous views of Snowdonia from all windows. Hen Ysgubor is set on a 114 acre sheep farm, and visitors are able to walk in the fields and enjoy the marvellous views and tranquility of such a peaceful location. There is a hot tub which is shared between both cottages and ample parking is provided. The cottage is ideally situated for exploring the whole of Snowdonia and the rest of North Wales. Local attractions include Caernarfon Castle, the steam railways (Welsh Highland Railway and the Snowdon Mountain Railway), and of course t.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Gwalia is a three bedroom holiday cottage, sleeping up to six guests, in an ideal location within the village of Dolwyddelan in the Snowdonia National Park.The cottage makes a perfect place for friends or families that want to holiday together, whether you are looking for an active holiday, a peaceful getaway or a base from which to explore both North and South Wales.'Gwalia’, meaning 'by the river’ in welsh, is made out of local slate and is set within the spectacular scenery of Snowdonia, on the main Dolgellau Road (A470) which connects North and South Wales.  The picturesque village of Dolwyddelan is located in the Lledr valley and is famed for its castle and also being the birth place of Llewellyn the Great. Surrounded by breathtaking views, the.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Ty Cam (The Crooked House) is a delightful 18th century Granary with lots of original character, that forms part of a farm dating back to circa 1550.Situated in the beautiful Clwyd Valley, near to the village of Bodfari, Ty Cam provides the perfect place for a relaxing holiday amongst wonderful countryside and offers access to Offa's Dyke with endless opportunities for walkers, horse riders and cyclists.Ty Cam is centrally located for touring Snowdonia, North Wales, the historical Roman City of Chester, several castles, Betws-y-Coed, the National Trust Bodnant Gardens and Erddig, and Prestatyn, along with other coastal resorts. .... click to read about this holiday cottage.