圭内斯 · 整套民居 · 2室3床1.0卫 · 可住4人 · Y-Felin
17th Century Holiday cottage with sea views in Dyffryn Ardudwy Snowdonia. A short grassy drive leads up to a private but sunny garden... (It never rains in Wales, honest!) [Read more...] Y Felin, 17th Century Holiday cottage with sea views in Dyffryn Ardudwy Snowdonia, is half way between Harlech and Barmouth on the Cambrian Coast road. A short grassy drive leads up to a private but sunny garden. (It never rains in Wales, honest!) Slate stepping stones guide you to the front door of this beautiful, typically asymmetrical, 17th century stone cottage. Open the door of this holiday cottage Dyffryn Ardudwy and step onto the warm slates which cover the ground floor. (This under floor heating is a marvellous thing) Modern facilities, dishwasher, washing machine etc are combined with original features like the ledged and braced doors and exposed beams. There's a cosy lounge complete with obligatory inglenook or ‘simne fawr' with cast iron log burner. Perfect for those romantic evenings cuddled up together on the couch. Upstairs there's a modern bathroom where the complete with ceramic bath and power-shower and there's a nice view of the cows from the bath if you leave the curtains open. The two bedrooms are nicely furnished and all the linen was crisp and clean. Both bedrooms have window seats overlooking the coastline about half a mile away. One disadvantage of this period property however was the painfully low doors. But I learnt to duck by about the third day. In front of the house some old barns and stone walls combine to provide a private and secluded courtyard type garden complete with wood fired two man hot tub. (These real fire hot tubs to take a while to warm up. Patience and some fire building skills are needed.) The cottage owners also have a 4 acre field to the front of the property. Guests are more than welcome to throw a ball for their dogs in the field.
Lovely cottage. Really cosy. Perfectly clean and had everything we needed in the house. Not much in walking distance but that’s fine. Lovely hosts who provided homemade cake and eggs from their chickens and logs for the fire. Lovely stay.
First and foremost the hot tub was an amazing thing just to relax you in an evening. The rooms were very cosy and warm. There were a few personal welcoming touches on arrival. Off road private parking was great but through a thin gate. A lovely 4 days away although there was plenty more left to do even with the weather being soggy! Kindling was in limited supply so if you're planning to use the hot tub or fire bringing your own kindling would be a help. The website description matches perfectly with what you're getting, a truly lovely get away! Although be careful not to boil yourself in the hot tub, by keeping the fire going to strong for too long as we did twice.
The cottage was absolutely perfect and the ideal setting for a relaxing getaway in North Wales. The views and sunsets were incredible and the walk to the sea couldn’t have been easier. The location felt as if you were tucked away in the country; however, everything you need is within a 10 minute drive. The cottage itself had everything we needed and we truly felt at home during our stay. The eggs and lemon drizzle were a welcomed treat upon our arrival - divine! Thank you for a wonderful stay and for being such thoughtful and considerate hosts. We would absolutely come and stay again!
Gorgeous cottage. Smaller and cosier than the photos depict. Beautifully decorated and furnished. Place felt brand new. Had everything we needed. Homemade cake, Welsh tea and eggs left for us. Host easy to contact and helpful. Loved the fire in the lounge and hot tub. Great location walking distance from great beach. We really enjoyed our stay. Perfect for couple with one or two kids and dog. The doorways in the property are low so if you’re taller than 5ft 10 you need to get used to ducking your head throughout your stay!
The train station is about half a mile away and the bus stop is just up the road from this Holiday Cottage. Dyffryn Ardudwy is a nice village complete with a small grocery store and butchers, post office, garage and two cafes.
The historic town of Harlech is 10 minutes drive to the North and the seaside town of Barmouth is 10 minutes to the south. Moelfre and the Rhinog Mountain rage is just behind you and the beach is just in front of you.
Lots to do in the area, Harlech has it's famous castle of course as well as a 18 hole links golf course. We also enjoyed our time at the pony trekking school in Dolgellau, a nearby market town.
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