Tegfryn is located in the beautiful and unspoilt village of Borth y Gest. The semi-detached house benefits from glorious sea and mountain views and has been awarded a 5 star rating by Visit Wales. Tegfryn sleeps 8 people (plus one cot). There is spacious living accommodation downstairs with a kitchen diner, a front lounge, a rear sitting room and a WC. There are 4 bedrooms upstairs; one king with en-suite, one double, one twin and one bunk. There is also a family bathroom located upstairs. The kitchen has a tall fridge:freezer, additional undercounter fridge, dishwasher, oven and gas hob. It also enjoys sea views from the large dining table with seating for 8 people. High chair available. Front Lounge; Woodburner and seaviews. Flat screen TV, DVD. Rear sitting room; Flat screen TV, DVD and wii games console. Downstairs WC with large ceiling airer Second Floor; King bedroom with en suite shower room and sea views Double bedroom with sea views Twin bedroom Bunk bedroom Family bathroom Please note that there are approximately 20 steps to ascend to the front door of Tegfryn - The view is well worth the extra effort!! House rules - Tegfryn is located in a peaceful area and as such our guests need to be respectful to our neighbours by keeping noise levels to a minimum particularly in the evening. Guests in the outside areas are required to move indoors by 9pm at the latest. Please also note that discos, karaoke, loud music etc are not permitted at Tegfryn. Thank you

Tegfryn is ideally situated in the picturesque coastal Victorian village of Borth y Gest. Borth y Gest is located to the east of the popular Llyn Peninsular and adjacent west of the Snowdonia National Park. This pretty unspoilt village has retained its Victorian charm with colourful terraced houses fronting onto a horseshoe-shaped promenade that skirts the perimeter of this sheltered bay where small boats are moored. Amenities in the village include a two tea rooms, and a wonderful bistro restaurant all of which overlook the harbour. A short 15 minute walk along the coastal path to the east takes you to the popular tourist town of Porthmadog where there is a extensive range of cafes, shops and pubs.