In Snowdonia, there is an abundance of charming self-catering accommodations to choose from. Whether it's a beautifully restored 12th-century mill or a luxurious farmhouse, the options are plentiful. We couldn't resist revisiting these remarkable properties for a second time.
Llanberis cottage, Nant Peris
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Snowdonia at this captivating three-bedroom cottage nestled amidst woodland surroundings. With its Tardis-like qualities, this charming abode provides an ideal home base for exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes. Indulge in leisurely family meals in the spacious kitchen/dining room and cozy up in the double-height living room, kept warm by the woodburning stove on colder nights.
Escape the everyday hustle and bustle as you wake up to breathtaking views of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. Embark on adventurous hikes along the scenic trails right at your doorstep, or simply unwind in the tranquility of nature. Immerse yourself in the local culture and discover the rich heritage while exploring the nearby village of Llanberis, known for its historical charm and picturesque beauty.
If the charm and warm allure of Llanberis Cottage, Nant Peris, have you considering an extended stay in Wales, it might be time to consider booking your accommodation. Take a moment to browse various places on the website to plan your stay. From traditional hotels to country inns, it offers a comprehensive range of accommodation options across Wales. Visit http://www.hotels-wales.com/en/ to explore a myriad of options.
no phone, holidaylettings.co.uk. Sleeps 6, from £525 a week
Water Mill, near Harlech
This luxuriously renovated 12th- century mill is great for an extended family group; six can sleep in the main building and two more can enjoy their own space in an annexe. Underfloor heating and soft Welsh blankets keep things toasty while, outside, you can go for a dip in the millpond or just sit and meditate on the building’s history as the waterwheel turns and the stream dribbles through the garden.
01856 764087, sheepskinlife.com. Sleeps 8, from £2,090 a week
Blaen-y-Buarth, near Penmachno
Experience the charm of a traditional Snowdonia cottage with a modern twist at Blaen-y-Buarth. This cozy retreat offers underfloor heating, stylish Welsh tapestry rugs, and stunning slate sinks, combining practicality with beauty. Venture outdoors knowing that your boots and bikes can be safely stored in the convenient hut, and return to a relaxing soak in the tub or a refreshing mud-rinsing shower.
But the comforts don't end there – Blaen-y-Buarth also boasts memory foam mattresses for a restful night's sleep. As you explore the surrounding area, take in the fresh air and verdant sights, accompanied by the gentle sway of the garden swing. And for those craving a taste of local flavors or a lively atmosphere, the cottage is within walking distance of a charming pub.
0844 5005 101, underthethatch.co.uk. Sleeps 6, from £440 aweek
Rhiwafallen Farmhouse, Llandwrog
Despite its name evoking images of an old, sprawling farmstead, this unique holiday cottage located just north of Snowdonia national park is a perfect blend of modernity and tradition. The central kitchen, with its sleek stainless-steel countertops and industrial-style bar stools, provides a contemporary feel, while the spacious conservatory dining room offers a wonderful setting for indulging in leisurely, memorable dinners. The bedrooms exude warmth and comfort, prioritizing comfort over flashy decor, although the elegant white-tiled bathrooms and the luxurious hot tub on the terrace add a touch of glamour.
Surrounded by the stunning landscapes of Snowdonia, this stylish cottage is an ideal retreat for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Whether you choose to explore the rugged mountain peaks, embark on thrilling outdoor activities, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the picturesque surroundings, this getaway promises an unforgettable experience. Plan your next vacation at this cool holiday cottage and discover the beauty of Snowdonia, North Wales.
01248 430258, menaiholidays.co.uk. Sleeps 12, from £1,330 a week
Pet-friendly
Ty Capel, Rhiwddolion
If you're looking for a holiday cottage that truly embodies history, you won't be disappointed with Ty Capel in Snowdonia. Originally serving as a school and chapel for a slate-mining community, this Landmark Trust property boasts an array of period features that are sure to impress. From the tongue-and-groove paneling and original doors to the beautiful stained glass windows and a cozy working fireplace, every corner of Ty Capel exudes old-world charm.
What sets Ty Capel apart is its sleeping gallery, reminiscent of traditional Welsh crog lofts. The approach to the cottage is equally enchanting, as you make your way through a wooded path, immersing yourself in the natural surroundings before reaching this historical gem.
01628 825925, landmarktrust.org.uk. Sleeps 3, from £299 per week
Pet-friendly