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A quarry man's cottage at the foot of Snowdon. Fully refurbished in 2015 to provide excellent facilities for couples and young families. Snowdon is at the door and Rhyd Ddu provides good accessibility to a wide range of other activities.

This comfortable, updated stone-built cottage is the ideal base for an adventurous break in the Snowdonia National Park. At the base of the Nant Peris Valley, one of the most dramatic in Britain, it is perfectly located for climbing Snowdon. The accommodation is great for one or two couples, or a small family. In our tiny village of Nant Peris we have a great local pub with ales, good food and an inglenook fire a stroll from your front door. Castles,beaches and adventures- Snowdonia has it all.

The ground floor is open plan. The lounge/diner area has a satellite TV and WIFI, although it's not the fastest! The area is centrally heated in cold weather and there is a log effect heater for any chilly evenings. Off the lounge/diner is the secondary sleeping area, with purpose built settee converting to a 6'6'' long double bed. The kitchen has an electric range style cooker with grill and fan ovens along with a fridge,freezer,dishwasher,microwave and coffee machine etc. Upstairs is the bedroom with standard double bed, wardrobe,chest of drawers etc. The bathroom is en-suite and has bath with shower over, basin/vanity mirror and toilet.

Nant Peris is a small village with a long history. It is much older than the nearby, larger village of Llanberis. We have no shop but we do have our Pub and 14th century church. For shopping,Restaurants etc a short drive or 25 minute walk gets you to Llanberis, which is also a centre for outward bound pursuits including climbing,canoeing,wild swimming,paddle boarding, triathlons and the list goes on... The Royal Town of Caernarfon with its World Heritage 13th century castle, Roman fort etc is easily accessible by bus or car and offers supermarkets and a larger range of shops, restaurants and so on. While here why not visit the REAL castle of Merlin the Magician, or a unique coastal hilltop stone age village-no entry fees !

Situated on a farm on the southern slopes of Snowdon, in Snowdonia National Park. Miles of footpaths and bridleways from your door. Come home to relax in your own private hot tub. Fully equipped centrally heated cottage, perfect for a relaxing getaway for two people.

Beddgelert 2.5 miles from the cottage, closest pub in Rhyd Ddu 1 mile. Great cycling paths in Beddgelert Forest across the road from the farm.

The quiet side of Snowdon. Bryn Derwen is close (2 miles & 3 miles respectively) to the start of the Snowdon Ranger & Rhyd Ddu paths to the summit - without the crowds! Bryn Derwen is a self catering, mid terraced cottage, between Caernarfon and Beddgelert in the Snowdonia National Park. It is spacious with dining/kitchen & pantry, south facing sitting room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. The gardens front & back, offer superb views of river & mountains and the Welsh Highland Railway.

Bryn Derwen is a self catering cottage, on the quiet side of Snowdon in the village of Betws Garmon. A colourful and cosy terraced cottage in the heart of the mountains – walk up Snowdon or jump aboard the Welsh Highland Railway from the front door. This is a place where you can leave the car and enjoy the countryside straight from the cottage door. This is a beautiful, mid terraced cottage – its interior, the setting, the peace and tranquility. The kitchen is homely and cosy while antique, four poster beds add a sense of elegance. The pretty, beamed sitting room has a log burning stove and breathtaking views of the river and mountains. Its location is perfect for walkers, climbers, bird watchers and mountain biking. From a small, oak, woodland at the top of the steep garden, it is possible to climb up to a whale back ridge that leads to the Snowdon massif. The cottage shares ownership of a communal field giving access to the river for swimming and fishing (with a license) and if you are lucky you may see the otters. Railway enthusiasts will love watching the trains from the cottage or waving the train to a stop to pop down to the historical town of Caernarfon, or up the stunning valley past Snowdon, through the Aberglaslyn Pass and along to the coastal town of Porthmadog.

Bryn Derwen is in the small village of Betws Garmon, about 6 miles from Caernarfon, and in the Snowdonia National Park. It is a quiet, rural neighbourhood where people enjoy quiet relaxation and enjoy the natural amenities on the doorstep. There is no shop in the village, and the nearest pubs are 2 to five miles away.

Tan y Graig is a stone terraced cottage in the heart of Snowdonia that has breath taking views of Snowdon. You can see the train going to the top of Snowdon and the Welsh Highland Railway runs past the back garden. One of the routes up Snowdon - the Rhyd Ddu path - has its starting point in the village, and the Snowdon Ranger path is two miles away. The tea room across the road offers meals, snacks and all-day breakfasts. The village pub also offers a wide selection of meals and ales.

Tan y Graig is one of five stone terraced cottages on a raised walkway, the front overlooking a tea room and the back has the most breath taking views of Snowdon. You can see the train going on its journey to the top of the mountain and the Welsh Highland railway literally past the back garden. The cottage has a wooden floor in the living room and is carpeted throughout. It has a three seater settee, two arm chairs, dressing table and an open stone fireplace. The staircase has a small landing with doors leading to two bedrooms and a toilet and shower room. The back twin bedroom has a double glazed door with steps going up to the back garden. The kitchen is fully equipped with cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, coffee maker, washer and tumbler dryer and a good supply of cutlery, crockery, glassware and cooking utensils. There is free Fibre Broadband and Wifi. Heating is by electric radiators and a cosy log burner in the living room with logs purchased locally. All linen, towels and tea towels are provided. The village tea room across from Tan y Graig offers a selection of meals and snacks throughout the day, and also an all-day breakfast. Be assured of a warm welcome by the owners Menno and Emma. The village pub also offers a wide selection of meals and guest ales. Rhyd Ddu is a quiet village on the A4085, about 3 miles north of Beddgelert, situated at the foot of Snowdon and its surrounding peaks. The Welsh Highland railway runs from Caernarfon to Porthmadoc passing through the village with a stop within walking distance of the cottage. One of the routes up Snowdon - the Rhyd Ddu path - has its starting point in the village, and the Snowdon Ranger path is two miles away. Popular activities in the area are walking, climbing, mountain biking, pony trekking, fishing, golf and much more. Caernarfon is 9 miles away through impressive mountain scenery. Bangor, Anglesey and Llandudno are about 30 minutes drive from the cottage.

Cottage set on the southern slopes of Mt Snowdon with direct access to Snowdon footpaths. (Rhyd Ddu Path & the South Ridge). Modern and spacious with your own private hot tub. Very quiet location, 350 metres from the road with plenty of off- road parking.

This cottage is well insulated and has underfloor heating and radiators upstairs

A delightful old stone cottage. Set in an oasis of beauty with running streams, massive oaks and 3 acres of manicured garden and an orchard. Ponies can be found in the fields surrounded by ancient protected woodland. A rare gem. Sweetpea cottage comes with stream side barbecue facilities too. It’s beautiful. Carpets of bluebells in May! Nearby there can be found a Real Ale pub with its own Welsh Highland railway station.

Dark sky with no street light allows for beautiful star viewing. Wake to lovely musical birdsong. An absolutely beautiful spot in the centre of a hidden valley.

Only a 2 minute walk away from Waunfawr train station. An award winning pub which brews its own signature beer can also be found there. A horse riding and trekking centre only a mile away called The Snowdonia Riding Centre. We are only a 10 minute drive away from the famous Snowdon Ranger Path which is the South assent up Snowdon.

Cottage set on a working farm on the southern slopes of Snowdon. Great access to Snowdon, Yr Aran and the Nantlle Ridge from the doorstep. Off road cycling paths across the road in Beddgelert Forest. A good pub and food just 1 mile away in Rhyd Ddu.

Your own private hot tub with superb views towards Moel Hebog and Yr Ogof.

This cottage lies in a village on the quiet side of the mountain,The path up Snowdon starts at our front door. There is a great village gastropub opposite,a Cafe up the road and a restored steam railway running nearby. Warm and cosy with central heating and a woodburning stove. Just the place for a summer break or a Christmas getaway .

This 150 year old miners cottage is simple and cosy with full central heating and a woodburning stove. Downstairs there is a sitting/dining room with exposed beams, off which is the bathroom/cloakroom with a new walk in shower. Next to that is a spacious kitchen where you can also eat, equipped with an electric cooker a fridge/freezer a second fridge and a washing machine. Also off the sitting room is a conservatory looking out to the summit of Snowdon and leading to a small garden. Upstairs there are three bedrooms one with a double bed leading off a twin bed room and a third with a double bed so the cottage could sleep 6 if you are all good friends or family. Wifi is free and there is a payphone as mobile coverage is patchy.

Snowdonia is the perfect place for a active or relaxing break. You can climb Snowdon from the door (approx. 6 hrs return) or you can drive round the mountain to Llanberis and take the train. There are many other great walks from the village. The area is fast becoming the adventure capital of Wales. Rock climbing, triathlons, white water canoeing, Zip wires all take place nearby.Mountain bikes can be hired close by for use in the forest. The Snowdon Marathon passes the door. There are beaches,castles,stately homes all within a short drive. The area is a mecca for steam railway enthusiasts. The Welsh Highland Railway comes through the village and joins up with the Ffestiniog at Porthmadog The pretty village of Beddgelert is 10 mins away or 5 miles via the new mountain bike/ wheelchair friendly path round the lake and through the forest. Sorry no pets

A 2 bedroom old miners cottage brought back to life. Space for 1 car to park and one+ on road. Located almost at the foot of Snowdon, centrally located for all of North Wales' attractions such as the mountains, The Menai Straits, Anglesey, Caernarfon Castle and for the brave, the new zip wire, surf snowdonia, mountain biking, beaches and many more attractions! The Welsh highland steam train passes within 20-30 metres of the rear garden..even the grown ups get excited by this! Free wifi.

The house is supplied via a private water supply captured from the Snowdonia mountains - As a precaution, we advise to drink bottled water. This is just playing it safe and water bottles are supplied.

A local shop, and a pub with real ales. For the semi adventurous - a nice walk over the hills will land you in Llanberis for a coffee, taking in excellent scenery en route! (1h to 1h 30 each way)

Character cottage in the heart of Snowdonia. Close to the sea and mountains and the beautiful scenery of North Wales. The area offers opportunities for walking, climbing, sailing, scuba diving, Surf Snowdonia, zip wire, cycling,fishing, horse riding or exploring the areas' many castles, historical and archaeological sites.

This unique stone cottage has both charm and character and was built in 1784 as a place of worship for a settlement of local farmers and for the quarrymen working at Garreg Fawr Slate Quarries which closed in 1900. The cottage has been recently renovated and comprises an open plan lounge/diner, country kitchen, one attic double bedroom-with spare single futon- and one small double bedroom downstairs (with a 4 foot bed) and a separate bathroom with walk-in shower. The accommodation is suitable for 2- 4 people. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric hob and oven, fridge, freezer,microwave and slow cook etc. Washing machine in Shower room. The lounge has solid oak wooden flooring. The cottage has a digital colour TV/DVD player. There is full gas central heating and an AGA woodburner/multi fuel stove useful for those Autumn and Winter breaks. Please note logs and coal can be bought from the village shop. The cottage has a private and secluded garden with decked area. A Summer house has recently been added in the garden which seats 4 if it's rather breezy outside! A BBQ and fire pit is provided along with sun loungers.The cottage is at the entrance of a working sheep farm and small family run caravan and camping site. PLEASE NOTE:- I'm UNABLE to provide bedlinen as in double quilt cover, sheet and pillow cases and towels . I apologise if this causes any inconvenience. Double quilts, pillows and additional bed covers are provided. I do make a special arrangement re bedlinen for overseas guests unless they are driving over from the continent. Please enquire.

The cottage is down a windy country lane and has beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and mountains. 'The Welsh Highland ' a narrow gauge railway, runs from Waunfawr to Caernarfon or in the other direction to Beddgelert and Porthmadoc. It is said to be one of the most stunning railway journeys in the UK with views of Snowdon's summit and cafe on a clear day. The station is situated next to the Snowdonia Park pub an award winning micro brewery 'Pub of the Year 2015' which also serves hot meals and is child and dog friendly.The village of Llanberis is an 8 mile drive away for walks up Snowdon unless you prefer to catch the narrow gauge train up to the summit. The Snowdon Railway is due to open 17th March running to Clogwyn 3/4 up the mountain, then to the summit 1st May (weather permitting)! For times & prices, & to book online see (URL HIDDEN) . You can also access one of the paths up Snowdon from Rhyd Ddu which is 4 miles away. Anglesey and its outstanding beaches is a 40 minute drive away and also The Lleyn Peninsula with its sandy beaches and castles. The town of Caernarfon famous for its castle is a 15 minute drive away. Caernarfon is a market town and has 3 supermarkets and some good eating places. The nnearest beach to the village is Dinas Dinlle a 20 minute drive away on the road to Pwllheli. There are opportunities locally to learn sailing, windsurfing , kayaking, powerboating at the Plas Menai Outdoor Centre for Wales just outside Caernarfon. There is a small theatre and music venue near the harbour in Caernarfon and a recently opened theatre, cinema and music venue in the University town of Bangor a 30 minute drive away. Just outside Bangor in the village of Bethesda is the fastest and longest zip line in Europe with the first 4 person zip line in Blaenau Ffestiniog. Llanberis is famous for its rock climbing and there are opportunities to learn to dive. There is also an indoor Climbing centre (Beacon) in Caernarfon. The latest additional facility to the area is the first ever alpine rollercoaster in Betws y Coed opening Spring 2017. (URL HIDDEN) Waunfawr has a small cafe Antur Waunfawr which is worth a visit and is a ten minute walk from the cottage. A small shop selling food and fresh produce as in bread and milk, groceries, magazines and newspapers and also alcohol, has just recently opened in the village next door to the Skoda garage. It also has a cash machine.

A beautiful and comfortable modernised detached Welsh stone cottage on the edge of a small village between Snowdon and Caernarfon. Private & the Ideal place to relax for 1 - 2 families. Mountain views & nearest beach 10mins drive Wood burner and underfloor heating Great entertaining space with LARGE well equipped kitchen Close to mountains, Anglesey and Caernarfon 10 mins walk to the Welsh Highland Railway Zip World near Private garden and woodland with play area, fire pit, BBQ. Ample PARKING

Ty'n Y Weirglodd is a comfortable modernised Welsh stone cottage on the edge of a small village between Snowdon and Caernarfon. - Mountain views. - Warm and comfortable. - Great entertaining space. - Garden and woodland. - Close to both mountains and sea. - 10 mins walk to the Welsh Highland Railway. - Caernarfon (4 miles) - Snowdon (4 miles) - Beach (15 mins drive) - Anglesey (30 mins drive) - LLanberis (10 mins drive) - Lleyn Peninsula (30 mins drive) The cottage is located down a no-through lane and enjoys spectacular views of Mynydd Mawr and Moel Elio from the house, garden and woodland. Outside the cottage has a good sized private garden, parking for up to 4 cars and an acre of woodland. Closest to the house, across the lane, is a seating area with fire pit that takes in the views and woodland, perfectly placed for enjoying the sun rise or relax with a glass and watch the embers of the fire in the fading evening light. There is a large lockable storage shed for bikes available solely for guests. The cottage starts with a heated enclosed entrance porch which is ideal for storing and drying out boots and outdoor coats. The house is predominately on one level with only three steps down into the kitchen, unless you venture up into the crog loft! The cottage has both a snug and living room, benefiting from under floor heating, with a wood burner in the living room. Both rooms have 40" flat screen TVs with Netflix. Alternatively there is a bluetooth speaker and CD player. The crog loft is reached via a set of steep wooden stairs and is an ideal space for children and teenagers to escape, there is also a TV. The cottage enjoys WIFI throughout. The rest of house has central heating to keep you toasty on those colder days, but the house is well insulated and not drafty. The cottage has a large kitchen diner with a table that will seat ten. The kitchen also has a window seat and settle tucked away in one corner which is ideal for feeding a casual bite to eat, quiet coffee, board games or a jigsaw. There is a dual fuel range cooker, two fridge freezers, dishwasher, microwave, pod coffee machine and plenty of pans, mugs, glasses and crockery. If you prefer your beer out of a pewter tankard, there are also a few of those to hand. To help with cooking there is a DAB radio and docking station in the kitchen. There is a separate utility room, with sink, washing machine and tumble dryer, and it is also a great place to feed any pets you might wish to bring with you. We are happy for you to bring well behaved pets, but please remember you are surrounded by farming land so they need to be kept under control. The cottage has three formal bedrooms, two double rooms - one with an ensuite toilet and shower, the third bedroom has two full size single beds. We understand sometimes families are bigger and teenagers want there own space, so there is also a comfortable double sofa bed in the snug opposite the TV, and there are also two single futon beds in the crog loft ideal for older children. There is a second bathroom with toilet and shower. There is a village shop stocking a really good selection, including artisan bread. There is a small cafe at Antur Waunfawr. Within ten minutes walk is the Snowdonia Parc pub which is a micro-brewery brewing thirteen different brews, with at least four on at any one time. ***It is a Non-Smoking property***

The cottage is on the edge of a Welsh village nestled in the mountains of Snowdonia but near the sea, Anglesea and Caernarfon.

Located on the edge of Snowdonia National Park perfect for outdoor enthusiasts or for a picturesque weekend escape! Close to the Welsh Highland Railway and the local pub who supply their own real ale. Explore the beautiful coastal walks and relax on beautiful beaches of Anglesey. Visit historical castles and fun attractions like Zip World. Just on our doorstep, you can also hike up the highest mountain in Wales and England, Snowdon.

Old detached bungalow with a cottage feel. Boasting an inglenook fireplace with a log burning stove. Recently refurbished bathroom with large shower cubicle, no bath. The guest bedroom looks out onto the garden. Comfortable small double bed. Guests have access to shared areas; dining room, lounge and kitchen. The kitchen can be used for tea and coffee, as well as the use of the toaster and microwave only. Please note there are no other cooking facilities allowed.

Waunfawr is a quiet village in a little valley. Nearby there are various eating places in Llanberis, Caernarfon and Beddgelert.

Beautiful character cottage , full of charm , set in the spectacular scenery of Snowdonia .

Charming character cottage , set in the beautiful mountains of Snowdonia. Beaches , lakes , mountains , forest walks , all within 15 mins drive of the property.

Snowdonia national park, Lakes, mountains , Caernarfon castle , Welsh highland railway.

This former chapel house stands in its own grounds in a village at the foot of Snowdon. It has a stunning modern sitting room looking out over the secluded garden and the summit of the mountain. Newly refurbished, all ready for 2020. Come and enjoy the mountains,castles,beaches,steam railways,the pub or just the peace and quiet of the National Park

This former chapel house stands in its own grounds looking out over Mt Snowdon, the highest mountain in England and Wales,the path up Snowdon starts at our gate. It lies in a small village on the quiet side of the mountain. There is a gastropub nearby, a cafe up the street and a restored steam railway runs through the village. Ty Capel, Chapel House in Welsh was built in 1895 originally alongside the Chapel (now pulled down) for what was a thriving slate quarrying area. Its three foot thick stone walls were built to keep out the weather as it stands over 500ft above sea level. It was refurbished and extended in 2005 to a high standard. There is plenty of space both inside and out. Inside there are two sitting rooms one with a 42inch TV as well as a separate dining room with an antique welsh dresser ( aka 'The climbers rest' ),a kitchen with electric cooker, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. It is warm and cosy whatever time of the year you choose with full central heating in all rooms, two woodburning stoves and an Aga type cooker which heats the water, keeps the house warm and cooks. One shower room with basin ,two separate toilets and a bathroom means there is no queuing in the morning. You can lie in the bath and look at the top of Snowdon. There is also a utility room with sink, washing machine and a second fridge to keep those beers cool. A large flat screen TV with freeview and wifi and unlimited broadband will keep everyone happy. There is a lovely sheltered garden which is perfect for barbeques and a relaxing glass of wine whilst watching our many visiting birds( we have nest boxes for many types) and enjoying the stunning scenery

Situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park with stunning views of the mountains. Just the spot for an active or relaxing break. Snowdonia has become the centre for adrenalin junkies with zip wires, surf Snowdonia,mountain biking, triathlons and of course climbing all within easy reach of Ty Capel. The Snowdon marathon passes the door. Why not have a gathering of family or friends by adding our cottage next door (Miners cottage) max 15 persons. Whether it is mountains, beaches, castles, mountain biking, golf, pony trekking, fishing or just fresh air and peace and quiet,Snowdonia has it all. The path to the summit of Snowdon starts in the village (approx. 6 hrs return) but if you want to take the train to the top you will have to drive to the other side of the mountain.

Located on the edge of Snowdonia National Park in a small village called Waunfawr. An ideal location for outdoor activities from walking cycling, climbing, kayaking, swimming plus historical attractions and several steam railways. 3 bedrooms: one (4ft 6” bed) double and one 3ft single room on the first floor. The third bedroom is downstairs and can be used with either one or two 3ft single beds. Free wifi is available throughout the house. There is a TV with combined DVD player in the lounge.

Ideal base for a walking/outdoor, family/friends holiday break. Walking distance to a steam train (Welsh highland railway) and local pub (also micro-brewery).

We live in a small hamlet of houses in a quiet part of the village. The lane leading towards the house is narrow (welcome to Wales!) as is the driveway.

A traditional comfortable detached family home with enclosed rear sun-trap garden, and mountain outlook. Set in a village with an award-winning microbrewery pub, a well-stocked village shop, it's only 10 minutes from three paths up Snowdon, 10 minutes from Caernarfon, 20 minutes from the beach and Zipworld and almost opposite the S4 Sherpa round Snowdon bus stop. On the edge of Snowdonia, it is an ideal base for enjoying the mountains, beaches and all the attractions.

Trigfa is a spacious and practical home which we hope you will enjoy as a base for everything the area has to offer. The enclosed rear garden has room for two cars to park, a lockable stone outbuilding for bikes, etc and a small covered area suitable for motorbikes. We are dog-owners ourselves and welcome your four-legged family members. Please let us know if you are bringing a dog with you. The farmhouse-style kitchen is well-equipped with fridge, separate freezer and dishwasher. The utility room has washing machine and tumble drier. There is a spacious sitting room with a lovely traditional fireplace which would have been made and painted by local slate quarrymen to supplement their meagre wages in the 1920s. The main bedroom has a king-size bed, the second has two single beds and the third has a sturdy set of full sized single bunks. All bedrooms have plenty of hanging and storage space. The upstairs bathroom has a large bath and small shower - it is clean and functional and planned for an upgrade soon. There is also a downstairs loo. The garden is a work in progress. It has a few stone steps, so toddlers and small children would need supervision. The area has really upped its game to provide entertainment for all ages, whatever the weather! Trigfa has lots of information about local attractions and a well-stocked games cupboard. There is a basic freeview TV in the sitting room and pretty fast fibre broadband.

Waunfawr is a thriving Welsh village - not a "chocolate box" holiday village. It has everything available all year round - pub, shop, etc. It is only a short bus ride or a ten minute car journey into Caernarfon where there is a great choice of pubs and eateries - from Wetherspoons to haute cuisine! There is a station on the Welsh Highland heritage railway in the village. The trains run from Caernarfon to Porthmadog from March to October. We would be delighted if you supported local shops and suppliers, but you may be pleased to know that all the major supermarkets deliver to Waunfawr.

Traditional welsh stone cottage in the Gwyrfai valley between Caernarfon and Beddgelert. We are well placed in Waunfawr, a tranquil village, located within 10 minute stroll of pub, shop , Welsh Highlands Railway and the Snowdon Sherpa bus stop. Situated on two local walking routes, the Slate Miners Track and the Three Valleys Walk . Close to Snowdonia Park and its peaks. Ideally located for; steam railway enthusiasts, hiking, cycling, horse riding, or people who just love the Welsh countryside.

Free WiFi Linen and towels provided, gas central heating, off road parking. Downstairs kitchen/diner, bathroom with electric shower (not a power shower). Lounge with beams and inglenook. Log effect electric fire. Two dormer bedrooms upstairs. Smart TV with Freesat, WiFi, chrome cast. DVD Player. Covered area for bikes/storage and drying clothes/boots. Selection of games , books and dvd's.

Great for walks. Numerous local cycling trails to suit all abilities. The local Pub is the award winning " the Snowdonia Parc", it is a Real Ale Brew Pub with great tasting food. Caernarfon with its castle and shops is 6 miles away. 10 minutes from Llanberis and all its attractions 20 minutes drive from local beaches. Perfect location for all of Snowdonia, Angelsey and the Lleyn Peninsula. Visit Portmeirion, Zipworld, Betws y Coed, Blaenau Ffestiniog and slate caverns, Greenwood Family Park, Beaumaris, Llandudno, Porthmadog and much much more.

For LOCAL PEOPLE ONLY at this time: generous terms available. This is a not-for-profit enterprise. Cwm y Wrach is a listed 19th century cottage a 5-10 minute WALK up a rough track from parking in Nant Peris, and within Snowdonia National Park. Perfect for hill walking, climbing, writing, painting, and/or simply being off the beaten track. You'll need MY map &c to get there. Solid fuel fires on ground floor. Sheets, towels &c provided. Not nosey, but I like to know who you are, your plans &c.

Cwm y Wrach, our lovely cottage is a 5-10 minute rough WALK from the excellent Vaynol Arms Pub & its carpark, Nant Peris. You'll have to CARRY your kit & shopping, but once in the cottage, you'll have a splendid and secluded base for walking and climbing in Snowdonia, writing, painting or simply relaxing away from it all.... Once a climbers' hut, then a cottage belonging to Ian & Loreto McNaught-Davis, Cwm Y Wrach is now our retreat in the Snowdonia National Park. We love it....and we rent it out when we're not there, to encourage people to enjoy the area. A cosy kitchen/dining room, new electric hob and oven, sitting room and two ground floor solid fuel fires. Slate floors. Electric shower and bath in ground floor bathroom/loo, upstairs loo and basin. Three storage heaters, and fan heaters. One main bedroom (double bed) and two rooms with twin beds. Electric blankets. Adjacent utility room with washing machine and tumble drier, our garden tools &c. Fuel is provided (solid fuel, wood, firelighters, kindling).

Snowdonia - need I say more....you can climb Snowdon, rockclimb (or ice, in winter) or walk over to the Ogwen Valley. All depends on your experience. The high ground immediately above the cottage is privately owned, but the walks above the cottage, for example from Gwastadnant, a short walk from Nant Peris, and up over the Glyders is magnificent and far less frequented than Snowdon. Anglesey, Menai Strait, Caernarfon, Lleyn Peninsula, Port Madog, Port Meirion and Harlech are in easy reach by car.

Nestled in the beautiful, Welsh countryside, Penrallt boasts a large lawned garden and stunning, far reaching views.. This traditional detached white-washed Welsh cottage has been transformed to offer modern and bright interiors, with a fabulous conservatory positioned to make the most of the absolutely stunning views that you are greeted with as you approach Penrallt. From Mount Snowdon to Caernarfon Castle and the whole of Anglesey you really do feel like you are on top of the world! Approached via a private drive, the cottage enjoys lovely large lawned gardens, with a small enclosed area and plenty of parking. Within the grounds is also a holiday mobile home and a stable block. Penrallt is excellently located for walking and touring with fabulous walks right from your doorstep and the lovely countryside and golden sandy beaches of Anglesey are within easy reach. Caernarfon with its magnificent castle, fine selection of pubs, shops and restaurants is just 4 miles. The Welsh Highland Railway, passes through the village for scenic journeys deep into the Snowdonia mountains. There is a variety of water sports and exhilarating zip wire experiences are all close by. Beach 8 miles. Shop and pub 1 mile, restaurant 4 miles.

We are a unique vegetarian, not for profit education and retreat centre in the Nantlle valley mainly hosting groups. When we have gaps in between groups we let some of our rooms for B&B guests. We offer: Peace and quiet with space to wander; superb mountain and lake scenery & near to many tourist destinations! We don’t have TV or a bar – but we do have wifi in all our bedrooms & buildings and you can bring your own alcohol (much more economical).

We are a unique vegetarian, not for profit education and retreat centre in the beautiful Nantlle valley with views of Snowdon from this room (cloud dependant!). When we don't have groups we let some of our bedrooms to B&B guests. Sometimes we are able to offer more meals - contact us directly to check availability. There aren't TVs or kettles in the bedrooms, but guests can help themselves to a range of teas etc from the dining area downstairs. Wifi is available, but can be a little slower than some people from urban areas might have become used to! We invite those who have not stayed with us previously to visit our website to find out all about us! www.trigonos.org

We are in the small village of Nantlle which has no shop/pub etc. Our nearest shop is in penygroes - just over 3 miles away -where there is a pub, Co-op, newsagents and a range of takeaways.

A luxury 2 bedroom Willerby static caravan, located on the AA 5 pennant, Visit Wales 4 star Bryn Gloch Caravan and Camping Park. Ideal base for walking the mountains of Snowdonia. Only 2 miles from the path up Snowdon. Bedding is supplied, but you must bring your own towels.

Crashpad Lodge is a unique off-grid Mountain Lodge situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park making it a perfect base for your getaway in North Wales. Located on the wild slopes of Snowdon and a short walk to the start of the Llanberis Path to Snowdon's summit, you are close to the amenities of Llanberis yet very much in a mountain environment. The traditional farmhouse has been carefully restored to its former state and will sleep up to 16 guests in three bedrooms comfortably.

Looking after our environmental footprint is very important to us at Crashpad Lodges. Every year we help families, friends and groups to enjoy the beautiful surroundings that Snowdonia offers and to ensure that its stays beautiful for generations to come we have introduced measures to ensure we do our part. Being off-grid with no access to mains electricity would usually involve using a diesel generator to power remote accommodations which is not only a heavy air pollutant but loud, disturbing the local surroundings. Instead we have installed a state of the art off-grid system. This system powers the Lodge through solar panels on the roof, a wind turbine on our ground, even our water pump is powered by its own solar panel. We have a suite of batteries which holds the energy created to power the lodge. On the very rare occasion the batteries run low we do have a new small low impact generator which steps in temporarily when needed. This does mean that there will be a little bit of maintenance and up-keep on your stay but nothing that we feel would be too inconvenient. Crashpad Lodge is only fully accessible (to the door) by 4 x 4 vehicles. We have a permit to park up to 4 cars on nearby land which 1km from the Lodge. This is to keep the disturbance of the land to a minimum and to respect the surrounding farm land which is home to welsh hill sheep, ponies and Highland cows. The wildlife is very rich and varied with Buzzards, Kites, Songbirds, Wagtails and sometimes Eagles. To ensure we give back to our local community we employ only local tradesmen and staff members. The original name of the Lodge is Yr Helfa Fawr, a traditional welsh farm. We honour the history Helfa Fawr through all of our marketing channels and story telling with the aim of preserving its long life for the use of others for many years to come.

Llanberis is a village in Gwynedd, northwest Wales, on the southern bank of the lake Llyn Padarn and at the foot of Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. It is a popular centre for outdoor activities in Snowdonia, including walking, mountaineering, climbing, mountain biking and pony trekking as well as water sports such as Scuba Diving. The international fell race known as the Snowdon Race (Welsh: Ras Yr Wyddfa) to the summit of Snowdon begins in the village. Llanberis takes its name from Saint Peris, an early Welsh saint. It is twinned with the Italian town of Morbegno in Lombardy.

A unique old building with it's own history personality which is usually part of our retreat centre. Downstairs there is an entrance lounge with a sofa, 2 armchairs and an open fireplace; a library with 2 sofas, open fireplace ace and an amazing book selection; a dining room with wooden floor and the capacity to seat around 34 people; and the kitchen from which we generally cater for 20+ so as well as being spacious has plenty of catering equipment! Upstairs there are 8 ensuite bedrooms.

Whoever rents out the house will be the only guest staying on the property, however we do have other buildings with more bedrooms available - so do please email or call us to discuss your individual requirments: search for 'Trigonos' to find our website with contact details and more info!!!

This is set in the small village of Nantlle, in which there are no shops etc, but the nearby village of Penygroes has a selection of shops (inc. CoOp and Post office etc) and takeaways, and Caernarfon (10 miles away) has supermarkets and a high street etc

Former 17th C coaching Inn located within the Snowdonia National Park & beautiful Gwyrfai Valley. Two miles from Mt Snowdon & 15 mins to nearest Beach. Ideally located for the exploration of Snowdonia & its many attractions. Check in 4.00pm/check out 10.00am

Lounge has original 17th C inglenook fireplace & log burner All Bedrooms are en-suite. Two bedrooms have free standing roll top baths & one has large shower.

Ideally situated for local attractions. Two miles from Mt Snowdonia & 15 mins from nearest beach

A luxury timber lodge set in a hidden valley of twelve acres surrounded by wild mixed woodland! Songbird Lodge is brand new, offering the romance of lodge living, but with all the comforts of home. Fully air conditioned. Stargaze from the covered veranda, relax in the cozy lounge or have a barbecue outside. The choice is yours.

This brand new lodge offers a delightful retreat into the heart of Snowdonia. Ideally placed, secluded, and yet accessible. Offering a modern kitchen and a large en-suite bedroom with king sized bed. The lodge comes with a delightful veranda from which you can enjoy the starry sky at night. A barbecue area can be found nearby.

The villiage is a short walk away where there is a local shop and pub, The Snowdonia Inn. There you can find the Welsh Highland Railway station.