Y Bwthyn, Llanbedr

Y Bwthyn is a semi detached, 17th century, stone built cottage on a working farm within the Snowdonia National Park. This cottage sleeps four people in two bedrooms, consisting of one double and one twin as well as a family bathroom. The cottage also has a fitted kitchen with dining area, utility/drying room and a sitting room with Inglenook fireplace and woodburner. To the outside of this cottage there is off road parking for three cars and a front yard with sitting area, furniture and BBQ. Y Bwthyn is a perfect holiday home for walkers and those that which to experience the delights of Harlech and the surrounding area.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 4
  •   Bedrooms 2
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Saturday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   High Chair
  •   Cots
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Log Burner
  •   Wifi
  •   Rural Location
  •   Farm Setting
  •   Great Views
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Utility/drying room. Sitting room with woodburner.

This semi-detached, 17th century, stone-built Llanbedr cottage is situated on a 500-acre working sheep and beef farm, located down a private lane in the Snowdonia National Park. Standing in the beautiful Cwm Bychan valley, this holiday cottage is surrounded by wooded hills and majestic mountains and offers basic yet comfortable accommodation, featuring an impressive stone inglenook fireplace with a woodburner and exposed oak beams, while the kitchen offers a breakfast bar and dining area. This welcoming holiday cottage is ideally placed for exploring the mountains and footpaths of Snowdonia from the doorstep and, located in a peaceful and remote part of North Wales, this cottage makes a wonderful place for a romantic retreat. With the seaside towns of Harlech and Porthmadog just a short drive away, this cosy cottage caters for everybody's needs.

Llanbedr is a pretty village situated between The Rhinogs, part of the Snowdonia Mountains and the North Wales coastline and provides good local shops and an excellent pub. Just three miles away is the small town of Harlech, which is dominated by its 13th century castle. The town is also home to the famous Royal St. David's course and fantastic restaurants. Other places nearby which are well worth a visit are Barmouth, Fairbourne, Snowdonia National Park and Cardigan Bay. Llanbedr is a perfect base all year round.

Amenities & Facilities

Storage heaters with woodburner. Electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel cot and highchair. Off road parking for 3 cars. Bike storage. Front yard with sitting area with furniture, BBQ and wonderful mountain views. Three well-behaved dogs welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shops, pub and restaurant 3 miles. Shell Island beach 5 miles. Note: This property is on a working sheep farm, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times when outside cottage.

Location Details

Llanbedr is a pretty village situated between The Rhinogs, part of the Snowdonia Mountains and the North Wales coastline and provides good local shops and an excellent pub. Just three miles away is the small town of Harlech, which is dominated by its 13th century castle. The town is also home to the famous Royal St. David's course and fantastic restaurants. Other places nearby which are well worth a visit are Barmouth, Fairbourne, Snowdonia National Park and Cardigan Bay. Llanbedr is a perfect base all year round.

Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.

Reviews

We stayed in cottage early Sept for a week, prior to our leaving home contacted the owner who told us about electric problems, which had to be sorted, hence no electric on the Tuesday, we had to leave the cottage open to the electrical contractor, which we were not happy about, also told no WiFi but would leave sons password for us, this was not done, also about contaminated water, but left 2x5 litre bottles for us, but boiled water was used for everything else. The son was not too happy about giving us his password, which could only be used in the upstairs window ledge, nowhere else in the cottage. Did not feel homely at all, very cold due to there being no extra furnishings in the cottage, which we could understand due to the virus, but on our next cottage the following week, it had everything. This cottage was not up to standard, we have used many cottages around the UK and this one certainly rates the lowest. Did not meet the owner at all, very isolated, no mobile phone signal, hence no contact if there was an emergency. Did not feel it was a working farm which we had looked forward to.

Rated by Ursula L reviewed on 5th October 2020

I booked this cottage via the Sykes holiday cottages website 2 weeks prior to my holiday. The day before I was due to arrive at the cottage, I contacted the owner on phone to arrange to pick up the keys. She told me then that there were a couple of issues with the property - one was that the water supply at the property had been deemed unsafe by the council due to the presence of enterococci, therefore it could not be used to drink but was safe to use for other purposes. She told me that she was taking all the measures advised by the council, but that the water was safe to use if boiled, and that she would leave 10 litres of bottled water for me to drink. The second issue was that there was no wifi at the property (it was advertised as having wifi), and that it would be set up on the 5th day of my week long stay there. When I arrived at the property, I read the council notice about the water supply, which stated that it could not be used for food preparation or cleaning teeth - which was a great inconvenience as it meant fruit and veg could not be washed at the tap, nor could I clean my teeth at the tap. I would have to boil water, leave it to cool, then use this to wash food items or carry it upstairs to clean my teeth, which was not what I had expected to be doing on holiday. I also found that there was 4 litres of bottled water left at the property, rather than 10. Finally, I found that not only was there no wifi, there was absolutely no mobile signal in a 3 mile radius of the property, and there was no landline either, leaving no means of communication at all in an emergency. The next day I expressed my unhappiness to the owner about these issues, and asked for a partial refund in view of the inconveniences. Her reply was that she had informed me about the issues beforehand and she saw no reason why she should make any concessions to me. I got no reply when I pointed out that she had not informed me of the issues before I had paid for the non-refundable booking. She did provide extra bottled water when I pointed out that 4 litres was not adequate for a whole week.

Rated by Chakkli reviewed on 26th September 2020

The location was very peaceful and quite remote, being three miles from the nearest village. There was just the sound of the nearby river, and, on days that weren't misty, the views of the nearby hills were beautiful. The cottage was more than adequate for our needs, it was spacious and very clean, with plenty of leaflets and information inside the house. We particularly liked being close to nature, so this suited all four of us.

Rated by Mrs Rock reviewed on 24th July 2016

An excellent property which was well furnished and welcoming. This has to be one of the best equipped properties we have ever stayed in. The soft furnishings and beds were extremely comfortable. Everything possible had been done to ensure our holiday was comfortable and hassle free. Thank you to the owner for the trouble they've taken to make this cottage a home from home.

Rated by Mr Dawson reviewed on 19th June 2016

I loved the cottage, the location especially was beautiful. The owners were very attentive asking if we needed anything throughout the week. Everything about the cottage was perfect, we wouldn't change anything. I will be staying there again.

Rated by Mr Ling reviewed on 30th May 2016

A fantastic location, stunning scenery, near to the beach and set in a very pretty rural location on a hill farm. Anyone who enjoys walking, cycling, horse riding and walks along a beautiful beach would be at home here. Will certainly return.

Rated by Mrs Larrad reviewed on 27th March 2016

The property was nice and spacious and in a great location.

Rated by Mrs Baker reviewed on 1st November 2015

Fabulous place that catered for our every needs. It was a lovely cosy, cute place and having such a peaceful and tranquil location helps make it a wonderful place to experience real rural Welsh farming life. We have stayed in many places in Wales and this is by far the best. A most memorable stay.

Rated by Miss Pham reviewed on 26th October 2015

The cottage far exceeded our expectations and the photos on the Sykes website probably don't do it justice. The location was superb - very peaceful but within easy reach of a plethora of local attractions. Highly recommended!

Rated by Mr Mullens reviewed on 11th October 2015

This cottage is excellent in every way. A lovely location with super views. We would recommend it.

Rated by Mr Maclaren reviewed on 5th July 2015

This was an absolutely typical country cottage that us city folk imagine and it did not disappoint in any way. The farmer was extremely helpful in pointing out places to walk our dog - which was a delightful lane with a river running next to it right outside our cottage. He also gave us tips on places to visit in the local area which was extremely helpful. We were left to enjoy our cottage holiday without intrusion however we knew we could ask the owner for anything we needed. Would highly recommend this cottage to anyone wanting a relaxing country holiday away from the city, and also close to the coastal town of Barmouth which gave us the best of both worlds.

Rated by Mrs Taylor reviewed on 17th May 2015

A beautiful, isolated location, far away from noise & distractions, and perfect for local walks in the countryside. The cottage itself was warm, cosy and amply supplied.

Rated by Mr Harper reviewed on 10th May 2015

The Cottage was very well equipped and EVERYTHING was included. It was quiet and peaceful with lots of areas for long country walks, it was an ideal spot to unwind and relax. The whole family enjoyed the peace and tranquillity and we will highly recommend it. The star rating needs upgrading as it does not do it justice.

Rated by Mr Tongue reviewed on 6th April 2015

Every effort was made to ensure we had all we needed to start our holiday- milk , tea , coffee and some cakes left for us on arrival along with plenty of logs etc and the heating & hot water were on making a very cosy arrival. We had a fantastic visit it was a well equipped and loverly cottage remote and peaceful ( No Mobile Signal at all) with the added bonus of being situated in one of the most stunning valleys in N Wales and would not hesitate to recommend to any one ( In fact we already have) and plan to return for another visit

Rated by Mr Shaw reviewed on 18th November 2014

We love Y Bwythn and the surrounding area which is very secluded and ideal for dog owners. We have stayed here many times before and are always made to feel welcome.

Rated by Mrs Smith reviewed on 7th November 2014

Loved the get-away-from-it-all location - the murmur of the little river, the total absence of traffic, the lovely walks, the wildlife, the rugged beauty of the scenery with waterfalls and rocky hills. All that we needed was a short car ride away. There were plenty of empty beaches all along this coastline too . The cottage was thoughtfully equipped with just about everything you could need from spare logs and kids DVD'S to a shoe shine kit - splendid effort !

Rated by Mrs Kingaby reviewed on 5th October 2014

Excellent views and good walking from the front door.

Rated by Mr Wilson reviewed on 30th September 2014

Exceeded all our dreams - the ideal rural retreat away from the rat race or hustle and bustle of busy lives. Calm tranquil surroundings, lovely friendly people and plenty to do. There are fantastic pubs and restaurants in area. All in all, the perfect get away for us, and doggy friendly.

Rated by Mr Gray reviewed on 14th September 2014

The cottage is well-situated and particularly well equipped.

Rated by Mr Maignial reviewed on 18th August 2014

Located in very picturesque, rural surroundings. Able to go on nice walks without having to use the car. Also, the property was within a reasonable driving distance of a nice beach. The locality was excellent as a holiday destination.

Rated by Mr Matthews reviewed on 6th August 2014

The cottage was peaceful, quiet and the surrounding was brilliant. The cottage, I would say deserves more star rating. It was home from home, loved it. A very lovely welcome with the tea and cake The owner was lovely. I will be booking again next year, nature at its best.

Rated by Mrs Wightman reviewed on 22nd June 2014

We liked the remoteness of our location and its beauty. Y Bwthyn is a warm, comfortable cottage to return to. A home from home.

Rated by Mr Nicholson reviewed on 5th May 2014

The setting was beautiful and everything we could have needed was provided. We were greeted by the sight of new born lambs looking in the rear kitchen window, what a lovely start to our holiday! The log fire in the evenings was a particular attraction, there were lots of lovely walks near the cottage and the local people were friendly and welcoming. The Cakes on arrival were 'lush' as described by the children. The location is perfect for a mixture of local walking and trips to Snowdon, Barford and Harlech. We had a brilliant time.

Rated by Mr Andrew reviewed on 13th April 2014

The contents and size of the facilities were excellent. The cake and tea on arrival were a nice touch.

Rated by Mr Bryars reviewed on 27th January 2014

Beautiful location the cottage sits in Snowdonia National Park. From the front door you can walk into the hills, up to lakes and water falls, and in 10 minutes by car your on wonderful stretches of beach. We had a really relaxing time.

Rated by Mrs Smyth reviewed on 23rd September 2013

Waking up every morning to the wonderful surroundings and peace and quiet was lovely. The property was very homely, and everything you could need was provided. We would definitely go again, and would recommend it to anyone.

Rated by Mr Allmark reviewed on 11th September 2013

Lovely clean cottage in a beautiful spot, very peaceful.

Rated by Mr Cridland reviewed on 12th November 2012

It was a wonderful place and area. There were sheep all around us in the fields. We liked the small roads and all the stonewalls around the fields. There are plenty of walking routes in the area. Wales saw Wales at its best, dry, sunny and mild temperatures.

Rated by Mr Koopman reviewed on 29th October 2012

Friendly and helpful owners. Cosy and comfortable, very peaceful.

Rated by Mrs Nelms reviewed on 8th October 2012

Service was great area was very quite some fancey driveing required very nice plenty of room, kitchen well set out anchor pub was the best place for food out of the two pub,s the walks /the view,s/and driveing around the country side narrow road,s only wide enough for one car great would do it all over again.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 13th September 2012

We were greeted with welsh cakes they were scrumptious. Although we were told the water was from a spring and may be discolored, we could taste nothing different to our own tap water. we felt that we were catered for in every way and would recommend this cottage to any one and everyone. We would like to say a really big thank you to the owners,they did us proud. The cottage is located 3 miles from Llanbedr, down some narrow country lanes, it is off the beaten track really quiet, it is also very cosy and warm. Brian & Patricia Farthing / Alan & Julie Frost

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 4th September 2012

We loved the cottage and where it is - the neighbour was also very friendly. We would use it again.

Rated by Mr New reviewed on 29th July 2012

A super cottage in a beautiful location. So clean and well equipped. Will certainly be coming back.

Rated by Mr Machin reviewed on 25th July 2012

The cottage had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. Lovely quiet location which was easy to find. The owner had left us tea, coffee and milk with cakes on arrival, plenty of household bits, linen and towels. A great Xmas away!

Rated by Mr Church reviewed on 1st January 2012

We loved the cosiness of the cottage. The valley was really scenic, we did a fair bit of walking straight from the door. A lovely part of Wales.

Rated by Mrs Thorman reviewed on 10th October 2011

My brother and I thoroughly enjoyed our short break and were very impressed with the equipment provided in the kitchen. The buttered Welsh Cakes went down a treat on our arrival! We will definitely recommend Sykes Cottages to friends and family.

Rated by Mrs Mcquiston reviewed on 11th September 2011

The cottage felt homely rather than just somewhere to stay. It was well equipped; the kitchen had everything and the washer/dryer was a godsend. The location was beautiful and we were well located to travel north or south depending on where we wanted to go and what we wanted to see. King Arthur's Labyrinth at Collis Craft Centre was very interesting and fun with some beautiful craft shops too. There are fantastic views to be seen and beautiful beaches in Wales and we're already looking at booking again for next year.

Rated by Mrs Jones reviewed on 6th September 2011

The cottage is located on a 500 acre sheep farm in the middle of Snowdonia.It is attached to the farmhouse. The farmer and his wife are lovely people and invited us in to the farm several times. The cottage has 2 bedrooms, a log burning fire in the living room and a fully fitted kitchen/diner. The nearest village is 3 miles away along a very winding road that is single track for about 2 miles.Harlech is a short drive away and the towns of Porthmadog and Barmouth are worth a visit.The roads to all these towns has spectacular views.All in all we had an different but unforgettable holiday. Really enjoyed it.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 18th August 2011

Peaceful location with lovely views. Friendly owners, well equipped kitchen and a handy boot room!

Rated by Baldwin reviewed on 15th August 2011

There were excellent views from the cottage and lovely walks on the doorstep.

Rated by Mrs Bridges reviewed on 8th August 2011

The cottage was well equipped and had everything you could possibly need to make it a home from home. The owner was very welcoming and a lovely host. There was nothing about this property that we didn't like.

Rated by Mrs Fountain reviewed on 6th June 2011

Beautiful location - particularly good to visit at this time of year with a field full of lambs next to the cottage! Lovely friendly owner who was happy to help, and let us explore their land with our dog. Very well equipped kitchen - including a barbecue and washer/dryer for us to use, complete with detergent etc.

Rated by Dr Doggett reviewed on 2nd May 2011

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