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Ty Derw is a beautiful Victorian country house nestled in the Dyfi Valley, in Snowdonia National Park. Ty Derw offers bird of prey experiences, Welsh home-cooked food and stylishly designed rooms. The breakfast was exceptional and made to special order. The fresh brewed coffee every morning was fantastic!

A traditional Welsh farmhouse in southern Snowdonia, Bryn Sion Farm offers attractive accommodation surrounded by hills and valleys. The cottage was warm ,cosy,homely.the host were so acomadating,so friendly and made me very welcome. I could not of stayed in a better acommadation. A lovely cooked breakfast with all the trimming ,fruit yogurt,juice and more . Cottage is in between mountains ,stunning views all around u . Will certainly be back .

2 Stable Cottage is situated in Dinas Mawddwy. The accommodation is 50 km from Aberystwyth, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi.

Situated in Dinas Mawddwy in the Gwynedd region, Dafarn Newydd has a garden. The accommodation is 49 km from Aberystwyth, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi.

Set in Dinas Mawddwy in the Gwynedd region, Holiday Home Caeryn features a patio.

Located in Dinas Mawddwy in the Gwynedd region, Holiday Home Llety Clyd has a patio.

Oswalds Cottage is located in Dinas Mawddwy. The accommodation is 49 km from Aberystwyth, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.

Ty Mawddwy is set in Dinas Mawddwy. The accommodation is 32 km from Barmouth, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.

Chapel Cottage is situated in Machynlleth. The property has mountain views and is 42 km from Betws-y-coed. A lovely lovely little cottage - very traditional with flagstones on the floor and beautiful stone walls. Plenty big enough for me and my two sons. The views are quite simply breath taking . It’s set in a tiny little village (Dinas Mawddwy) with the most fabulous pub (Red Lion) which is incredibly friendly and serves delicious home cooked food much of which is locally sourced. We ate there most nights and enjoyed every meal. I recommend the Welsh beef pie … and the steak … and the burgers … We visited Barmouth , Aberdovey and Portmaddog during our 5 day break but also stayed in the village itself some days because the walks are spectacular . There’s a mill shop and farm shop within walking distance and a glorious little freshwater stream which we paddled in . The owners are lovely too - always a bonus . Alex was incredibly welcoming and had even hidden some Easter treats for my youngest son to find. It was lovely to find tea, coffee and milk when we arrived too. And there’s loads of good books to have a browse through. Saying that, I’m a huge bookworm but quite honestly I was too taken with the views to read much . You can even have a bath and look out at the mountains … The landscape really is dramatic . And the double bed is well worth a mention - quite simply the snuggliest bed I have ever slept in.At night this place is so wonderfully tranquil , I felt completely relaxed. I’ve never stayed in Dinas Mawddwy before - I usually stay nearer to Mach town centre - but I’m already thinking about my next visit . It’s such a lovely place to stay - I think I left a little bit of my heart behind .

Situated in Machynlleth in the Powys region, Caban Clyd has a garden. The accommodation is 42 km from Betws-y-coed.