Gwynedd Holiday Cottages

One of two gorgeous holiday cottages set within the tranquil grounds of Tyddyn Mawr House nestled in the beautiful Welsh countryside. There are 14 acres of land to explore which include attractive well-maintained gardens with seating areas tucked around every corner and a delightful summer house stocked with a library of books and DVDs. "There is really no need to leave the grounds of Tyddyn Mawr with 14 acres to explore, wild swimming and fishing all on your doorstep!" Explore further and youﾒll find a private lake with views across the valley, perfect for a spot of fishing and a picnic and keep an eye out for the resident geese and Soay sheep. The Honey Pot is a lovely detached stone bungalow thatﾒs been designed with a clean country style and has bags of charm. You could easily spend a break here without ever needing to leave the grounds, but if a dayﾒs exploration is on the cards you have the historic town of Criccieth with its castle and beaches, the shops and heritage railway of Porthmadog and the Snowdonia National Park all just a short drive away. If you need a little extra space, The Little Coach House is also available in the grounds sleeping a further two.

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Swn Y Gwynt is all about the setting! Sweeping views across Cardigan Bay with the back drop of mountains and over to Harlech Castle. This lovely holiday cottage is owned by a Dutch family who have refurbished it to a high standard whilst retaining the original charm. "A superbly located cottage, fantastic views, well equipped and excellent facilities nearby to keep you entertained and amused!" The house is an 'upside down' house, making the most of the spectacular sea views. The open plan sitting room is surrounded by a balcony - open the door and bring the outside in and while away the hours watching the sun setting over the bay.Beautiful gardens surround the house where you can relax and enjoy the peace and scenery from the raised seating area. The sea views at the front and the open fields all around make this a wonderful place to relax with friends or family. It is so convenient as you can pop down to the beach and the town of Criccieth for a bit of hustle and bustle. You can wander around the quirky shops, dine out in one of the restaurants - we like Tir a Mor - or have an evening pint in the pub. Take a night off from cooking and try the fish and chips - they are excellent!

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Refurbished to offer a really bright, cheerful holiday house, Swn y Mor (Sound of the Sea) is set over 3 floors with ocean views stretching towards Black Rock Sands and Harlech. "Set in a quiet residential area of Criccieth and within an easy walking distance of the beach, Swn y Mor is a wonderful holiday home in a fantastic location." Located in a peaceful residential area of the charming coastal town of Criccieth with its sand and shingle beach, the castle on the headland and a variety of places to eat and drink. Be sure to sample one of Cadwalader's famous ice creams!

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This great holiday house sits on a quiet lane in the centre of Criccieth. It has been decorated to a high standard and is a great space for family and friends to relax after a day exploring all that the Llyn Peninsula has to offer. You can stroll out the door to the beach, castle, shops and restaurants, so if your plan is to hang up the car keys and switch off it doesn't get much better than this! "Beach, shops and the best bakery in town right on your doorstep. It is the perfect holiday spot all year round!" Criccieth is a warm and friendly seaside town with charm, character and everything you need for a great holiday. If you do want to explore further, a ten minute drive away is the large marina towns of Pwllheli or Porthmadog where you will find supermarkets and fun local shops, or there is the magical village of Portmeirion.

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This stylish and modern apartment set over 2 floors has all the mod-cons and more. The owners have thought of everything from an indoor tiled area for bicycles to the sumptuous furnishings and bespoke lighting. The spacious open-planned living space has large windows overlooking the Marina, with a comfortable corner sofa with sumptuous cushions to curl up on in front of the large flat screen Smart TV with Bluetooth Soundbar.There is plenty of dining space with feature lighting and a contemporary, well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, wine cooler, washing machine and tumble dryer.There is even colour LED lighting that you can change to match your mood.The ground floor also has a cloakroom.The master double bedroom has an ensuite shower room with shower cubicle, hand basin and loo.There is a TV and freestanding bath in the room for ultimate luxury!The second double has a large Smart TV with WiFi only (no Freeview).There is a shower room with walk-in shower, hand basin and loo. "Add a touch of glamour to your North Wales exploration with this modern Marina apartment." With views over the Dinorwic Marina, Quayside is the perfect place to sit and watch the boats pass by, or if you are feeling more active, there are a variety of cycle paths and walkways right on your doorstep. In addition there a number of popular places to eat and drink. The historic town of Caernarfon is a short drive or bus ride away where you can visit the impressive castle, wander through the old cobbled streets and even visit the "smallest bar in Wales"!

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I visit many refurbished holiday cottages and barns, and this is one of the nicest I have seen for a long time! Pen y Bont lies in the most idyllic setting, south of Caernarfon, with pastureland gently giving way to the hills behind. You can hear the Afon Llyfni singing its way down to the sea, which you can see from the front of the house. This has everything that you come on holiday for! "If a guest writes 'I have just booked for next year' you know the house is just right. Of all the refurbished barns I have visited this is one of the nicest I have seen for ages." This pretty holiday cottage has been beautifully refurbished, and enormous care has been taken to retain its character. The inglenook fireplace has the original bread oven, and there are oak lintels above the windows, little nooks and crannies, and the odd exposed stone here and there to remind you of the history of this former farmhouse. Pen y Bont is close to lovely beaches and coves. Pontllyfni is the nearest beach, and it is sandy when the tide is out. The Llyn Peninsula has wonderful walks on the coastal path. You'll find good food at the Harp in Llandwrog which is close by, and the garage in nearby Clynnog Fawr has a small shop.

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Situated right on Borth y Gest's beautiful harbour, Plas Mor is an idyllic house with breathtaking views across the estuary to Cnicht, the mountain known as the Welsh Matterhorn. In renovating this cottage, the owners have gone to great lengths to ensure that it meets their own requirements for a holiday home, and they have chosen high quality furnishings to complement the spacious and airy interior. The entrance hall has plenty of space for coats and boots. With a pretty bay window and original stripped floorboards, the lovely open plan sitting room is a blend of old and new.The deep, comfy sofas make this a great place for relaxing. The window in the well equipped kitchen gives fantastic views across the bay, there is a gas hob, double oven, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, washer/dryer and microwave.There is a dining area with dining table and chairs, there is even a birdwatcher's telescope for you to enjoy the views and watch the wildlife. There is a downstairs loo with a superb view! Upstairs are two bedrooms, the first is a double room furnished in a chic New England style to complement its view across the bay.This room has an en-suite shower room with loo, wash basin and a little window overlooking the sea.The second bedroom is a large twin-bedded room. There is a large luxury bathroom with walk-in shower and old fashioned fittings, a loo, wash basin and double-ended roll-top bath. The small garden is adjacent to the harbour, it is a lovely place to sit and relax. There is no allocated parking but there is a car park nearby. "This bright and cosy cottage sits on the harbour at Borth y Gest and enjoys the most breathtaking views across the estuary. Beautifully furnished, spacious and airy - an idyllic retreat!" We expect the visitor book to fill up with great comments! Borth y Gest has a popular restaurant and cafe, both with stunning views! Within walking distance are several beautiful sandy coves which lead to the glorious Black Rock Sands. This is a great location from which to explore Snowdonia, or you could visit Portmeirion and ride on the Welsh Highland Railway.

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Note: This house does not provide bath towels. Note: Whilst this house can sleep 8 people in total, the living space is quite small so we recommend a maximum of 6 guests.

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Pen y Groes is a homely and inviting holiday cottage with a wood burning stove, attractively furnished with a mix of antique and modern pieces accented with stylish fabrics - perfect for returning to after a fun-filled day. This charming character cottage in the heart of Llithfaen village, with its own vibrant community-run pub and village store, is the perfect base for exploring the many delights of the Llyn Peninsula and for those seeking a traditional Welsh getaway. Relax and unwind the minute you step through the front door into the open plan lounge/ kitchen area with itﾒs under floor heating. Return after an action packed day to curl up on the sofa to watch some TV in front of the wood burner, a welcome addition on a chilly evening, or when itﾒs warmer, the seating at the front of the property provides a perfect spot to watch the sunset with a glass of wine. Next to the sitting room is the well-equipped kitchen where you will find all the essentials required to whip up a delicious home cooked meal before settling down with your loved ones to discuss the dayﾒs events and plan the next dayﾒs walk or beach day. Alternatively take a short walk to the community run pub with a playground right next door - ideal for the children. At the end of the day, climb the carpeted stairs to the first floor where you will find two sweet bedrooms, a double and a twin. Serving these two rooms is the bright shower room with WC and basin. Llithfaen is one of the highest villages on the Llyn Peninsula and is close to the stunning and magical Nant Gwrtheyrn, the National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre, which is located at the foot of Yr Eifl. Why not take a walk and visit this secluded village built in Victorian times and enjoy a coffee in Cafe Meinir, soaking up the amazing views and history of this special place. You can also access the stunning coastal footpath or walk up to Tre'r Ceiri, an ancient hillfort going back to the Early Bronze Age. Visit some of the breath-taking beaches and coves dotted around the Llyn Peninsula. Just a short drive away is Porthdinllaen beach, home to the famous Ty Coch Inn, voted one of the top ten beach bars in the world. This part of Wales is incredible with unique culture and mythical heritage with some of the best visitor attractions, such as, the Italianate village of Portmeirion, an adrenaline-filled ride on the Velocity Zip Line or an afternoon of family fun at Greenwood Family Park. Will a week be enough?

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This holiday house has a fantastic history. Once home of the Prime Minister David Lloyd George, Pengolwg means "lookout point" and it was from this spot that the women of Criccieth would stand to look out for their loved ones returning from sea on the tall ships! "Wonderfully high ceilings, roaring log burners, carpets that will eat your feet and views across the sea, both castles and the rolling welsh coastline from almost every window help this wonderfully stylish house set itself apart from the others." Just an easy walk to Criccieth town centre which is laden with pubs, shops, restaurants and cafe's, on your way to or from the beach. A brilliant central hub for exploring all of the Llyn Peninsula as well as having Snowdonia right behind you. This house is just right to relax in after a day of adventure, or equally luxurious to spend the days in reading a book in front of the fire and playing board games.

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In the heart of Snowdonia, this picturesque stone cottage has stunning views of the lake and mountains. Facing down the valley, it looks across Lake Gwynant, which is fringed with trees, to the mountains that rise from the shore. This wonderful view can be enjoyed from the fireside or from the garden. "The archetypal stone cottage with a breathtaking view. Pantlleni gives one a sense of time standing still, it is charming & not 21st century inside, and I love it!" Pantlleni is very much a simplistic retreat, best suited to those who truly enjoy and appreciate the history and unique charm of traditional Welsh stone cottages. You won't find the latest mod-cons or furnishings, but if you don't mind getting back to the basic necessities you will certainly find a sense of relaxation from the tranquil surroundings of this old cottage. The holiday cottage makes a great, albeit simple base for those looking to explore the local area. Step outside and breathe in the fresh mountain air - why not pack a picnic and while away a warm summer day by the picturesque Llyn Gwynant? You could even take a paddleboard or canoe along and have a sail on the lake if you're feeling particularly adventurous! Close to Llanberis, Capel Curig and Beddgelert, Pantlleni is perfectly placed for exploring Snowdonia by car, or for walking the many footpaths that lead to the peaks and along the valley. About half an hour's drive away are the sandy beaches of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula; golf, horse riding and fishing are close by.

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This beloved family holiday home has been passed down for generations. It has been so thoughtfully refurbished to compliment period features and make the best of all the space to enhance your stay. A perfect example of this is a fantastic nook that looks over Criccieth bay and the castle on the headland. I could while away hours in this very spot! "A cherished home from home that you will just fall in love with! Don't take my word for it...see for yourself!" This house is in such a great spot. Just a short stroll from the beach, castle, coastal path and not to mention all the shops, cafes and restaurants that Criccieth has to offer. You really would have no reason to get in the car. If you were after a little more exploration, it is so easy to continue further along the Llyn Peninsular or head into the Snowdonia National Park from here. North Wales really is your Oyster!

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Brimming with character and charm, this wonderful holiday cottage is just like stepping back in time! Built in the early 1800s by William Maddox, founder of Porthmadog, Morfa Lodge was originally the old coach house & stable block for the nearby manor house and was on the map before Porthmadog itself as we know it! "An absolute gingerbread cottage, this former Coach House is full of charm and character, a five minute stroll to Porthmadog's harbour, bustling town and Welsh Highland Railway." With antique furniture (the dresser with intricate carvings in the sitting room are believed to be a dowry from 1806) & stunning woodwork, all hand built by the owner's father, a master carpenter, you will feel immersed in history. If you are looking for quirky, old and interesting then this is just the house for you! Just a five-minute walk from Porthmadog's harbour and bustling town with a selection of shops, restaurants, pubs and the Welsh Highland Railway, you will find plenty to do and see, whatever the weather!

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Such a comfy holiday house, with lovely views towards Moel Y Gest. Once the home of former Prime Minister David Lloyd George, who lived at Morfin from the age of 16 for ten years. As a solicitor he had his first office in what is now the dining room! "Morfin is in a great location, just a short walk to the beach, Ice cream parlour and restaurants, you can't help but enjoy staying in Criccieth all year round" Within a short walk from Morfin you can enjoy Criccieth's interesting individual shops, galleries, good restaurants and cafes. One of the best fish and chip shops in North Wales is just up the road, as is the famous Cadwalader's Ice Cream. Morfin is peaceful, calm and relaxing, with soft colours and interesting bits and bobs. I love the lamp in the dining room and the David Lloyd George corner on the landing where you can sit and soak up the view or quietly read a book. A comfy Victorian house in a delightful Victorian seaside town.

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The sea laps right up to the garden wall of this bright, cosy and contemporary marina holiday home. The living area is on the first floor, with a balcony for you to soak up the breathtaking views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey and down to Caernarfon. The open plan living area is on the first floor, with a balcony for you to soak up the breathtaking views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey and down to Caernarfon. Furnished with comfy leather sofas, a flame-effect electric fire, TV and DVD player. Sliding doors lead onto the balcony with table and chairs where you can sit and take in the magical views. The kitchen is equipped with an electric double oven and four-ring hob, fridge with ice compartment, microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. A dining table and chairs are to one side. The two bedrooms are downstairs. The double bedroom has magnificent views, a TV and a door opening onto the patio. The twin room has a fitted wardrobe and travel cot. The shower room has a power shower, loo, wash hand basin and extractor fan. Outside there is a patio with outdoor furniture. "The sea literally laps against the garden wall when the tide is up, an upside down marina house which makes the most of the magnificent views." A great little holiday home, where you cannot fail to unwind and relax!

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Nestling in the Nantlle Valley, surrounded by dramatic, steep hillsides and watched over by Snowdon, Tan Meredydd is a superbly located holiday cottage for outdoor pursuit enthusiasts. Snowdonia is renowned for its scenic, mountainous beauty and the Nantlle Valley has so much to offer from gentle walks to more challenging ridges, and there's also the challenge of Snowdon itself! "There is a palpable sense of peace and tranquility that is almost unimaginable in this former quarry workers cottage in the stunning Nantlle Valley." Mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, beaches, historic towns, are all so easily accessible from Tan Meredydd in addition to the attractions of The Welsh Highland Railway, Caernarfon Castle, Zip World and Bounce Below to name just a few. This charming holiday cottage has been sympathetically restored and is in keeping with its surroundings. The wood burning stove in the sitting room and the wood-burning range in the kitchen/diner plus storage heaters make Tan Meredydd an all-year-round destination.

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What a lovely bungalow on a quiet cul de sac just a two minute stroll to the beach and shops in Criccieth. It has ample parking, a good sized enclosed lawned garden and is all on one level. This holiday cottage is comfortable and welcoming and ticks all the boxes for all the family! "A welcoming family house in Criccieth, just two minutes walk to the beach and shops. With ample private parking and an enclosed lawned garden, it ticks all the boxes." The lovely seaside town of Criccieth has some fantastic restaurants, pubs and cafes as well as interesting individual shops, and a great delicatessen. A short drive takes you to Porthmadog and the Italianate village at Portmeirion. You can take a ride on the Welsh Highland Railway and explore the beautiful landscape of Snowdonia. Travelling in the opposite direction, you will arrive at Pwllheli, a busy marina town. Further along this beautiful coastline are Llanbedrog and the ever-popular Abersoch.

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This delightful terraced holiday house, just a stone's throw from the beach, is more like a boutique hotel than a holiday cottage. If you wish, we will deliver cooked meals to you - so a boutique hotel it could be! Beautifully presented, Maelgwyn is bright and chirpy and at the same time sophisticated, calm and relaxing. A great house for special occasions or Christmas and New Year get-togethers! "The bedrooms in this fab holiday home feel more like a boutique hotel! There's also a great well-equipped kitchen and you're just a short walk to everything!" The owners have taken such care in renovating and restoring the house - careful colour schemes combined with wooden floors, contemporary bathrooms, and a bright and fun kitchen; the master bedroom is just glorious. It's just a short stroll to the beach, where there are spectacular views across the sea to Harlech with the backdrop of the hills behind. Day or night, this view is fantastic! The fine seaside town of Criccieth retains a wonderful old-fashioned charm whilst still being contemporary. The butcher offers local produce, and the fantastic Idris Bakery supplies the Portmeirion chefs! With excellent restaurants, pubs and cafes, Criccieth is a lovely place to relax and enjoy a break or holiday at any time of the year - and Maelgwyn is perfectly located for the town and surrounding attractions.

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Located in the Port Dinorwic Marina in Y Felinheli, Machlud Ynys is perfectly placed for enjoying both Anglesey and Snowdonia. This modern, well equipped holiday house has some wonderful thoughtful touches that you will look forward to returning to each day. "Contemporary town house, ideally situated for sightseeing, sailing, visiting beaches or just sitting with a book on the balcony." The town of Caernarfon is just a 15-minute drive away, which has an excellent selection of shops and restaurants - and not to mention its historical 13th-century castle which you can spend a day exploring! If you'd rather spend the day relaxing at home, the balcony is a wonderful place to enjoy an evening drink whilst watching the sun set over the Isle of Anglesey.

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Llwyn Bedw is a delightful stone built cottage nestling in the heart of Snowdonia, commanding the most magnificent views. Thick stone walls, slate flooring, a splendid inglenook fireplace, AGA, beamed ceilings all add to the character and charm of this house and with full central heating it is welcoming at all times of the year! "Nestling in the stunning Llanberis Pass with huge views, ink black night skies with twinkling stars and a fabulous stone built cottage with all mod cons for a great stay." Surrounded by mountains, lakes and rivers, in an area rich in history, myth and culture this is a magical place. From the village of Llanberis, less than a ten minute drive from the cottage, you can take a train up Snowdon, enjoy a trip on Padarn Lake, visit the slate museum and Electric Mountain and sample the many activities this area offers.

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Little House is just superb, located within the Snowdonia National Park you're in easy reach to explore! There is so much to see and do in the area from beaches to mountains and all sorts in between! There's a large lawned area overlooking the picturesque Italianate village of Portmeirion and the sandy estuary, perfect for relaxing on after a day full of adventure. A gentle stroll will take you to the train station where you can travel on the Cambrian Coast Railway that has stops that are well worth a visit. Llandanwg with its lovely beach and cafe and Llanbedr where you can have a pie and a pint in the lovely Victoria Inn are two firm favourites. Or why not hop on a Highland Railway steam train for a scenic and memorable way to experience the surrounding areas? You can also easily access the Ardudwy Way and walk all or part of this scenic upland pathway to Barmouth and there is also the gentler but equally scenic coastal footpath. You will not fail to be captivated by the area from Harlech Castle to the Rhinog Mountains, ancient woodlands to tumbling waterfalls - it's just magic and Little House the perfect place to come home to! There are plenty of opportunities for great days out nearby, including Zip World - with its 100mph zip wire experience and Bounce Below, an underground cave full of giant trampolines! More than two? No problem. The nearby Big House will accommodate up to 7 people.

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When I imagine the perfect holiday house, this house comes to mind. Spectacular views, stylish custom decor, fantastic furnishings and a homely feel provide all the ingredients for a super holiday! It is in close proximity to Portmeirion village (which can be seen from the house - we told you the views were good!), which is the site of the No.6 Festival and a very popular place to visit - we'd highly recommend spending a day there. It's wonderful to wander the grounds and gardens and the architecture is amazing. The design is said to be based on the Italian Riviera. Big House is located just a five minute walk away from Llandecwyn station on the Cambrian Coast Railway. Also close by is Harlech, and its impressive castle, along with Porthmadog where you can jump aboard the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways and let the train take the strain whilst you soak up the sights of Snowdonia from the comfort of a carriage. This holiday house really is in an ideal location to base yourself for a holiday of adventure exploring what Snowdonia has to offer! If you'd rather experience the spectacular views of the surrounding area on foot, the Dyffryn Ardudwy Way is close by and the Wales Coastal Path is just a ten minute walk away. "A fabulous house with equally fabulous views! Beautifully decorated, Big House is full of charm and character - this stunning cottage ticks every box!" You are in the right place if you want to sample the local culinary delights. The nearest eating place is Ship Aground in Talsarnau, but Moorings in Borth y Gest, Castell Deudraeth in Portmeirion and Grapes in Maentwrog are also great places to go for a meal. Thrill seekers don't have to travel far from Big House - Zip World is just a 20-minute drive away. Reach speeds of up to 100mph on the Titan zip wire, or if you'd rather something a little less heart-racing - jump around on underground trampolines at Bounce Below. Big House can sleep up to 7 people; 5 in the main house with room for a further two people in a self-contained annexe through the dining room door which has its own open plan sitting room, kitchen/diner downstairs and a cosy en-suite bedroom upstairs. This makes it ideal for Grandparents or friends to join you on holiday, yet allowing them to have their own space too! Please let us know if you'd like to use the extra space when placing your booking. Not enough space? No problem, nearby Little House will accommodate 2 extra people, so in total, a party of 9 could stay together in this stunning location.

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This spacious end of terrace holiday cottage, located within the popular village of Llanberis, has been renovated with functionality and comfort in mind. Cosy carpets and comfy furnishings make it perfect for resting those tired limbs after a day of adventures in the National Park. The kitchen has all you need to make a self catering break easy, including a large Range cooker, fridge freezer and microwave.The washing machine is located in the external utility room. The large dining area has been decorated to make a feature of the original built in range, although itﾒs not for use! A cosy sitting room is located at the front of the cottage with comfortable sofas, an electric fire, TV and music system.Thereﾒs another sitting room at the back of the cottage with a sofa and a small dining table. On the first floor are three bedrooms; a double room, a single room with 2'6'' mattress and another bedroom with zip and link beds made up as twins as standard but can be a king size by prior request. There is a family bathroom on the first floor with a shower over the bath, loo and hand basin. At the back of the cottage there is a paved garden with seating and the external utility room and storage space for bicycles and area to hang soggy coats and boots. There is off road parking for one car. "Step inside this delightful house. It is cosy, friendly and has nice touches to make it interesting inside for all to enjoy.Outside you have Snowdon, Llyn Padarn, shops and restaurants all on your doorstep!". Climb a mountain, explore the quarries, peruse the shops, visit the castle, tour Electric Mountain, learn to paddle board or brave a swim in the lake, there is so much on offer within Llanberis, you could just park up and forget about your car for the week, however, if you wanted to wander further afield, you could visit some of the stunning beaches and coastlines of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula.

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Hen Stabl holiday house has been lovingly restored from a collection of outbuildings and was once part of the Glynllifon Estate. The cottage itself is light, spacious and tastefully furnished with comfort in mind. The sea views are made even more spectacular as the sun sets. This is a lovely space to relax after a day at the beach or exploring North Wales. "This renovated old stone stable located on the outskirts of a charming village is perfect, whether its days at the beach or hikes in the hills that you are after." The pretty village of Llandwrog, the country park at Glynllifon, and of course Dinas Dinlle beach with its cafes and restaurants are all a pleasant walk from the cottage, so it's easy not to stray too far! Easy road access also means that you can explore to your heart's content! The Llyn Peninsula, Snowdonia and Anglesey are all within a 30-mile radius. You could be up a mountain in the morning and building sandcastles by tea! What a perfect spot!

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