North Wales Coast and Snowdonia self catering

Garreg Lwyd Cottage

Grade-II listed, two hundred year old stone built artisan cottage in a quiet terraced cul-de-sac in medieval Conwy Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with its magnificent 13th Century walls and castle.

The Ferns Cottage

The Ferns Holiday Cottage is right in the centre of the village of Betws-y-Coed, gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. Its location is a peaceful cul de sac with outside area and garden. Private parking, two minutes' walk to shops and restaurants.

Sygun View

This cosy end of terrace cottage is five minutes walk from the centre of the beautiful village of Beddgelert. Features include inglenook, wood burning stove, front, rear and large side gardens. Full internet access. An ideal base for walkers and families.

Tan Y Beran

Spacious former farmhouse on the hillside above Llandeiniolen with extensive views to the Menai Straits and the Isle of Anglesey. Nearby is the village of Llanberis.

Beudy Bach

Beudy Bach is at the foot of Moel Hebog on the Cwm Cloch estate, a working mountain farm. It boasts some of the finest views in North Wales, looking across two valleys. Newly refurbished to a very high standard, and within 5 minutes walk of Beddgelert.

Nantcaw Fawr

Spacious and well equipped farmhouse on a working farm at the foot of Cader Idris. Peaceful, relaxing setting with fantastic views,long or short walks, cycling routes its where the mountains meet the sea, 5 miles from Tywyn seaside.

Boulder Adventures

The Bryn Du Mountain Centre in Llanberis with views of Snowdon and Padarn Lake. Within 10 minutes walk to Snowdon, the lake, Snowdon Mountain Railway, Electric Mountain, The Welsh Slate Museum, Padarn Country Park and Llanberis High Street.

Burwood Cottage

Just minutes from the promenade and beach at Rhos-on-Sea, this comfortable holiday home is a great base for family holidays, within easy reach of the Conwy Valley, Snowdonia, Llandudno and the Isle of Anglesey.

Ty Mawr Holiday Park

Full of character, Abergele is a small yet busy market town with a lovely sandy beach. Nearby Rhyl has all the fun of the seaside with promenade, amusements and fair, whilst the craggy mountains and valleys close by show some of the best scenery in Wales.

Rhiw Goch Cottage

Set in breathtaking gardens and surrounded by 17 acres of craggy ancient woodland full of wildlife, this spacious detached stone-built cottage dates from the 18th century or earlier. About 3 miles from Betws-y-Coed but well off the beaten track.