Vakantiewoningen met open haard in Llyn Padarn

Couples Spa Retreat with Hot Tub & Logfire

Relax in the hot tub gazing at the stars, sit on the patio whilst looking at the stunning Welsh mountains, pop to the award winning local pub for a drink and Sunday lunch or simply relax watching Netflix in front of the fire. Discover amazing walks and bike rides in a part of the Welsh Countryside designated an area of outstanding natural beauty and with dark skies. Enjoy the countryside, with horses walking the track, little dogs next door and of course lots of beautiful hills to gaze across.

ARA Cabin - Stalwyn

Set on a family farm, the cabin is a peaceful luxurious retreat with spectacular views of Snowdonia and Cardigan Bay. Cattle graze in open pastures all around. The faint sound of the stream running in the distance that you can wonder down to through the ancient woodland. Enjoy views from Snowdon down the Welsh coast from a king size bed. The warm glow from the fire flickering on the pillow. The large rainfall shower and warmth underfoot from underfloor heating perfect on a cold evening.

Traditional cottage 2.5 miles from Snowdon

Elegant cottage in the quiet village of Brynrefail. Tastefully restored with the original features, Pen y Craig is a peaceful, cosy home. Directly opposite the Caban café in case you can't be bothered to cook ! A stunning walk along the lake takes you to Llanberis, and onwards to the summit of Snowdon, countryside walks to pubs, lakes and the Quarry museum. Castles, iron age forts and towns, we have it all! 4K from Caernarfon, 11K from Zip World, Bangor 15K Central heating, wood burner.

Caban y cwm

Caban y Cwm enjoys a totally private, stream-side setting boasting spectacular views of the mountain above it. Begin to unwind as soon as you arrive. Relax in the chemical free wood-fired hot tub, or enjoy a barbecue whilst taking in the scenery. Set in a private location on a working farm, Caban y Cwm offers the comforts of home in a get-away-from-it-all location. With local attractions and amenities a short drive away, Caban y Cwm is ideally situated for a memorable stay

Ty Bach, 1 bedroom home with hot tub and views

Ty Bach is situated in the middle of North Wales, just 3 miles from the coast and a short distance to all the castles, mountains and adventures in North Wales. The property is situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Betws Yn Rhos and has uninterrupted views across open countryside. There is off road parking and a private entrance for guests. The garden is private and screened form the main house, so you can dine alfresco or relax in the hot tub in privacy.

Town Centre House with Log Fire & Roll Top Bath

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located and dog friendly home. Beautifully restored house with log fire, range cooker, luxury walk in shower and attic bedroom suite complete with roll top bath. A fusion of restored Victorian features, modern luxury and Welsh charm on the foot of Snowdonia National Park, close to stunning welsh beaches and in Wales's first Capital Machynlleth with its shops, cafe's, pubs and it's vibrant Wednesday market.

Llangollen Cosy cottage

This charming cottage in the centre of Llangollen, with modern facilities is the perfect location for a country getaway, the garden overlooks the railway and river. The towns amenities are a 2 minute walk away. The lounge is cosy with a log burner for winter evenings, and the bedroom the perfect haven. Summer evenings will be perfect in the garden relaxing around the fire pit.

Cosy Miner's Cottage

Our charming miner's cottage on the Llyn Peninsula sits amongst stunning countryside within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Over the past 16 months we have performed a complete refurbishment of the property which now includes plenty of mod cons, not least under floor heating and dimmable LED lighting, although sometimes the log fire is all you need!

2 bed cottage in Uwchmynydd - near Aberdaron

This is a renovated 15th century farmhouse at the end of the Llyn Peninsula on the Welsh Coast Path. There are views across fields to the sea, Bardsey Sound and Aberdaron Bay, from the front garden. There is ample parking and a gate to National Trust land to the side.