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3 Bed In Bontuchel (Oc-t34920) - Gwynedd
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3 Bed In Bontuchel (Oc-t34920)

cottage, Bontuchel
This Bontuchel holiday cottage is situated near Ruthin, offering convenient access to historical sites such as Ruthin Castle and the Tomen y Rhodwydd archaeological site, and is also within 10 kilometers of Denbigh Golf Club, Holywell Golf Club, Denbigh Leisure Centre, and Corwen Leisure Centre.
This family-friendly accommodation sleeps six guests across three bedrooms and includes a kitchen with a microwave oven and dishwasher, a garden, parking, and a jacuzzi, with complimentary Wi-Fi and television provided for entertainment.
Cottage ∙ 8 Bedrooms ∙ 18 Guests - Gwynedd
9.7 21 reviews

Cottage ∙ 8 Bedrooms ∙ 18 Guests

cottage, Rhos on Sea
This eight-bedroom house in Rhos-on-Sea, Conwy, offers easy access to the promenade and beaches, and is a short drive from Colwyn Bay, Conwy Castle, and Snowdonia National Park.
Sleeping up to 18 guests, the three-storey property boasts a swimming pool, hot tub, games room with pinball, pool/snooker, air hockey, darts and poker, plus a children's adventure centre in its enclosed garden; pets are welcome.
Cottage ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 4 Guests - Gwynedd
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Cottage ∙ 1 Bedroom ∙ 4 Guests

cottage, Brynsiencyn
This cosy glamping pod in Brynsiencyn, Anglesey, offers easy access to Newborough Forest and Llanddwyn Island, both within a few kilometres.
Sleeping four, the self-catering property boasts a well-equipped kitchen, private garden with firepit, private parking for two cars, and a shared games room with pool table and table football, plus it is dog-friendly.
Cottage ∙ 12 Bedrooms ∙ 28 Guests - Gwynedd
9.7 3 reviews

Cottage ∙ 12 Bedrooms ∙ 28 Guests

cottage, Llandderfel
This large country house, situated in the Upper Dee Valley, 2.4km from Bala and 34km from Dolgellau, boasts 75 acres of private grounds including a lake, river, and woodland.
Sleeping up to 27 guests in twelve bedrooms and ten bathrooms across 45 square metres, this Llandderfel property offers a hot tub, games room, 14-seat cinema, and well-equipped kitchen perfect for large groups, plus three dogs are welcome.

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Best Gwynedd cottages with a garden

The Chalet At Tyn Lon, Pet Friendly, With A Garden In Chwilog - Gwynedd
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The Chalet At Tyn Lon, Pet Friendly, With A Garden In Chwilog

cottage, Pwllheli
This detached house in Chwilog, Gwynedd, offers a Welsh adventure 0.4 kilometres from a local pub and 2.6 kilometres from a shop, providing a convenient base near Pwllheli.
This 130 square meter holiday home accommodates six guests in three bedrooms, featuring a well-equipped kitchen, a sitting room with WiFi, an enclosed garden, and private parking for three cars, with dogs welcome.
Quirky Cottage On The River In Beautiful Llanidloes - Gwynedd
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Quirky Cottage On The River In Beautiful Llanidloes

cottage, Llanidloes
This riverside holiday let in Llanidloes is a 150-meter walk from the town centre, offering views of the River Wye and proximity to Gilfach Nature Reserve.
This 2-bedroom lodge accommodates up to 5 guests and features a balcony, garden, and parking, with opportunities for sailing, swimming, and mountain biking nearby.
18 Ffordd Tanrallt - Gwynedd
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18 Ffordd Tanrallt

cottage, Prestatyn
This Prestatyn holiday home is conveniently located under 3km from the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dyserth Waterfall, and historic Pendre and Penisadre Manors, and within 5km of the Nova Centre and North Wales Bowls Centre.
The self-catering property boasts two bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, free parking, and a garden.
Number 186 Owens Caravan Park, Family Friendly In Abergele - Gwynedd
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Number 186 Owens Caravan Park, Family Friendly In Abergele

cottage, Abergele
This non-smoking holiday home in Abergele is situated a 7-minute walk from Knightly's Fun Park and a 14-minute walk from Tir Prince Fairground, offering convenient access to local attractions and the marina.
This 105 square meter cottage sleeps up to five guests, featuring two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a kitchen equipped with a fridge and microwave oven, with a garden also available.

Frequently asked questions about cottages in Gwynedd

  • What are the top must-see attractions in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Gwynedd boasts some stunning attractions. For history buffs, Caernarfon Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see, along with Harlech Castle and Conwy Castle, equally impressive examples of medieval fortifications. Snowdonia National Park is a highlight for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking trails up Mount Snowdon, the highest peak in Wales, and opportunities for rock climbing and watersports on the many lakes and rivers. The charming town of Betws-y-Coed, nestled in the heart of Snowdonia, is also well worth a visit.
  • What are the best cottages in Gwynedd?

  • How can one spend a 5-day holiday in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    A five-day trip to Gwynedd could involve exploring Snowdonia National Park for two days, perhaps hiking a section of the Snowdon Horseshoe or taking the Snowdon Mountain Railway. Dedicate a day to visiting Caernarfon Castle and exploring the town. Another day could be spent in the Llyn Peninsula, enjoying the coastal scenery and perhaps visiting the beaches near Abersoch. Finally, a day exploring the charming towns of Conwy and Betws-y-Coed would round off the trip nicely.
  • What are the best cottages with a pool in Gwynedd?

  • Is Gwynedd, United Kingdom a good destination to rent a cottage?

    Absolutely! Gwynedd is incredibly popular for cottage rentals. The National Park and coastal areas are dotted with charming self-catering cottages, many offering stunning views and easy access to hiking trails and beaches. Websites specialising in holiday lets will show you numerous options, from cosy stone cottages to larger properties suitable for families or groups.
  • What are the best cottages with a jacuzzi in Gwynedd?

  • What weather, wildlife, or natural hazards might affect travellers in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Gwynedd's weather can be unpredictable. Expect rain even in summer, so pack waterproofs. Snow is possible in the mountains during winter, affecting access to higher routes. Wildlife includes sheep (be aware of livestock on trails!), birds of prey, and possibly red squirrels. Natural hazards include fast-flowing rivers and streams, especially after heavy rainfall, and potentially unstable mountain terrain. Always check weather forecasts and trail conditions before embarking on any outdoor activities.
  • What are the best cottages for families and kids in Gwynedd?

  • Is Gwynedd, United Kingdom pedestrian and cyclist-friendly?

    Gwynedd is generally good for pedestrians and cyclists, particularly in the towns and villages. Snowdonia National Park has many well-maintained footpaths and bridleways, though some are challenging. Cycling can be enjoyable, but be prepared for hilly terrain in many areas. Designated cycle paths exist in some places, but awareness of traffic is essential on many roads.
  • What are the best pet friendly cottages in Gwynedd?

  • Are there any unusual or hidden places to explore in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Yes! The less-visited parts of the Llyn Peninsula offer secluded beaches and dramatic coastal walks. Exploring the less-frequented valleys within Snowdonia can reveal hidden waterfalls and charming villages. Dolbadarn Castle, near Llanberis, is less famous than Caernarfon but has a fascinating history and beautiful setting.
  • What are the best cottages with parking in Gwynedd?

  • What are some of the best cultural experiences that allow one to meet locals in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Visiting local pubs and cafes is a great way to meet people. Attending a local event or festival, if one is on during your visit, offers another opportunity for interaction. Many smaller towns and villages hold regular markets, providing a chance to chat with stallholders and other visitors. Consider a guided walking tour, which can provide insights into local history and culture from a local perspective.
  • What are the best authentic dishes to taste in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Traditional Welsh dishes are readily available. Look for Cawl (a hearty lamb stew), Welsh rarebit, and bara brith (a fruit bread). Many pubs and restaurants offer locally sourced seafood, particularly in coastal areas. Local cheeses and laverbread (a seaweed delicacy) are also worth trying.
  • What are some recommended items to pack for a stay in Gwynedd, United Kingdom?

    Pack for all types of weather: waterproof jacket, sturdy walking boots, layers of clothing, and sunscreen. Insect repellent can be useful, especially during summer evenings. A map and compass or GPS device are recommended for hiking in Snowdonia. Don't forget a camera to capture the stunning scenery!

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Best Gwynedd cottages with a jacuzzi

Among the 7555 accommodations in Gwynedd, here are the 4 best cottages with a jacuzzi

Capel Bethania, Family Friendly, Character Holiday Cottage In Nefyn - Gwynedd
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Capel Bethania, Family Friendly, Character Holiday Cottage In Nefyn

cottage, Pwllheli
This charming cottage is just 1 kilometre from the stunning Llŷn peninsula and 8 kilometres from Nefyn Beach, offering easy access to the beautiful natural landscapes and coastal attractions of the area.
The cottage has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 14 guests. It features a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, a private garden with a hot tub, and a tennis court, making it the perfect choice for families and groups looking for a relaxing getaway.
Beeches - Gwynedd
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Beeches

cottage, Prestatyn
This Prestatyn holiday home is situated a 6-minute walk from Prestatyn railway station, within 1km of Prestatyn Beach, the Nova Centre, and Offa's Dyke Path's northern end, and under 2km from the Beginning And End and North Wales Bowls Centre.
The self-catering property boasts three bathrooms with showers, a dishwasher, free Wi-Fi, private hot tub, and free parking, offering comfortable accommodation for guests seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.
4 Bed In Talsarnau (Oc-96164) - Gwynedd
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4 Bed In Talsarnau (Oc-96164)

cottage, Talsarnau
This contemporary holiday home in Talsarnau offers breathtaking views towards Portmeirion (8 kilometres), Harlech Castle and beaches (6.5 kilometres), and Porthmadog (10.5 kilometres), situated within the Eryri/Snowdonia National Park.
This family-friendly cottage sleeps eight across four en-suite bedrooms, featuring a ground-floor jacuzzi, a first-floor open-plan living area with extensive views, an enclosed garden with a hot tub, and private parking for four cars.
5 Bed In Machynlleth (Oc-92513) - Gwynedd
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5 Bed In Machynlleth (Oc-92513)

cottage, Machynlleth
This elegant period house, a spacious 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom cottage sleeping 12, is located on the waterfront in Machynlleth, just under 1 kilometre from the town's shops, eateries, and MOMA gallery, and within 13 kilometres of Aberdovey's beaches and golf, and attractions such as King Arthur’s Labyrinth and Corris Mine Explorers, offering direct garden access to the coast path and Bron yr Aur mountain.
Guests can enjoy stunning views towards the Dyfi River and bridge from this waterfront property, which features a hot tub and games room, a beautifully restored interior with period features and contemporary twists, and is situated on the edge of Snowdonia National Park for extensive outdoor activities.

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Best Gwynedd cottages with a fireplace

Haulfryn - Gwynedd
10 1 review

Haulfryn

cottage, Bangor
This charming cottage is located just 1.7km from Zip World Penrhyn Quarry and 3.7km from Eryri National Park, making it the perfect base for exploring the stunning scenery and attractions of Bangor. It's situated on a golf course, offering a peaceful and relaxing environment.
The cottage is a comfortable and independent space with a fully equipped kitchen including a microwave and dishwasher, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking. Enjoy a relaxing stay with easy access to the local golf course, Penrhyn Castle, and other nearby attractions.
Cottage ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests - Gwynedd
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Cottage ∙ 2 Bedrooms ∙ 4 Guests

cottage, Llanystumdwy
6 Maen Y Wern, a stone-built cottage in Llanystumdwy, Gwynedd, is situated 2.7km from Criccieth Castle and beach, offering easy access to Eryri National Park and other North Wales attractions.
This two-bedroom holiday home, boasting 105 square metres of floor space, includes a fully equipped kitchen, wood-burning stove, enclosed garden, off-road parking, and accommodates up to four guests.
Y Granor - Sleeps 4 Guests  In 2 Bedrooms - Gwynedd
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Y Granor - Sleeps 4 Guests In 2 Bedrooms

cottage, Pwllheli
This charming cottage is situated just a 1.5km walk from Glasfryn Parc and a 3km drive from Llŷn, offering a peaceful escape in a picturesque location.
This two-bedroom cottage spans 50 square metres and comfortably accommodates four guests. The property features a cosy fireplace, comfortable amenities, and on-site parking, making it ideal for a relaxing getaway.
Cottage ∙ 5 Bedrooms ∙ 12 Guests - Gwynedd
9.8 4 reviews

Cottage ∙ 5 Bedrooms ∙ 12 Guests

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This Grade II-listed Georgian cottage near Machynlleth, Mid Wales, is 2.4km from the town, 14.5km from the coast, and on the edge of Snowdonia National Park.
This 45 square metre holiday home sleeps up to 12 guests in five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and boasts a hot tub, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, games room, and ample parking; nearby attractions include the Dyfi Discovery Walk (4.8km) and Dyfi Valley Way (14.5km).
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