If you are looking for Snowdonia Cottages then look no further than Vale of Ffestiniog Holiday Cottages. Looking at weekend breaks, a mid week break or a full week, then we will have the perfect rural retreat to suit you.

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They have a number of holiday cottages, cottages snowdonia, country cottages, Snowdonia cottages and weekend breaks. Our holiday cottage in Maentwrog, Snowdonia is totally equipped for the perfect wales holidays and has the most spectacular views and walks. Visit Portmerion and the Ffestiniog Railway when you are here.

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Rural Retreats, Snowdonia Cottages, Short Breaks, Mid Week Breaks, Self Catering Breaks and Weekend Breaks in the Vale of Ffestiniog, North Wales. The perfect holiday break

The Coach House is a stunning Grade II listed country holiday cottage which sleeps three people. Available for short breaks, midweek breaks and weekend breaks between Oct and Mar.

If you need an overspill for more people for that large family holiday then we can put you in touch with our neighbours who have additional wales cottages : Cambell's Cottage consist sleeps 4. Call us if you wish us to set up additional accomodation if The Coach House at Bron Turnor is full or you need additional accomodation. We also have other properties in Ffestiniog that sleep 3.

If you are looking for holiday cottages and particularly that special country cottage, rural retreat or weekend break then look no further! The valley has been a highly rated destination for many years. Lord Lyttelton’s blog in 1776 ....’Nothing remarkable occurred in our ride, until we came to Festiniog, the Valley before which is the most perfectly beautiful of all
we had seen ..... with the woman one loves, with the friend of one’s
heart, and a good study of books, one might pass an age there,
and think it but a day.’

Slap bang in the middle of Snowdonia this is the heart of the national park.
Rugged mountains on 3 sides and sandy beaches along the shore.
Slate from Blaenau was the cutting edge of lightweight, roofing technology –
grey gold. For years it came down by packhorse to the quays on the Afon
Dwyryd and was rowed out on the tide past Portmeirion to waiting ships.

Craflwn Beddgelert	The Craflwyn estate dates back to 1200 AD when it was an old hunting lodge. The Victorian mansion has been converted into a centre where volunteers can stay while helping with conservation tasks. nationaltrust.org.uk
Amgueddfa Llechi Welsh Slate Museum Llanberis	Amgueddfa Llechi Welsh Slate Museum celebrates the North Wales slate industry which roofed the industrial revolution. Visitors can enjoy slate splitting demonstrations by craftsmen and a close up exploration of the largest working water wheel in mainland Britain. museumwales.ac.uk
The Lloyd George Museum Criccieth	This museum celebrates the life of one of the greatest statesmen of the twentieth century. Lloyd George introduced the old age pension, led the country as Prime Minister during World War I and gave women the vote. gwynedd.gov.uk
Criccieth Castle Criccieth	Criccieth castle is a marvellous sight to behold, its twin-towered gatehouse sitting high atop a rocky hill which juts dramatically out into Tremadog Bay. Built in the 13th Century over three phases. castlewales.com Other Castles: Harlech Castle - Tel: 01766 780552 Caernarfon Castle - Tel: 01286 677617 Conwy Castle - Tel: 01492 592358 Dolwyddelan Castle - Tel: 01690 750366
Nant Gwrtheyrn Welsh Language Centre Llithfaen	Situated at the foot of the Rivals mountain range, this heritage centre houses an exhibition about the Welsh language and culture and Nant Gwrtheyrn's history. nantgwrtheyrn.org