Southern Snowdonia accommodation

Y Bwthyn

A charming cottage offering superb accommodation and enclosed garden in the beautiful Dysynni Valley. The cottage is situated in the peaceful village of LLanegryn, 2 miles from the beach, 4 miles from Aberdyfi, ideal for a holiday or activity break.

Llanfendigaid Estate

Llanfendigaid, Stable and Dove Cottage and The Cow Shed in Grade II* listed site (given to properties of exceptional historic and architectural interest) by the sea with an indoor heated swimming pool at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park.

Afon Rhaiadr Country House

Victorian house, stylishly decorated with luxury bedrooms and bathrooms. Idyllic gardens with river, waterfalls and woodland walk. Superb location for exploring this beautiful areas mountains and coast. Ample parking. Min age of 16 years.

Brynygwin Cottages

Great for a large group or a romantic break for two, this charming accommodation in Southern Snowdonia has something to offer everyone. Excellent area for hillwalking and bird spotting.

Hafod Cottage

Hafod cottage is in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park. In 30 acres of privately owned woodland, it offers a striking sense of freedom and security. Excellent walks from the front door.

1 Trem Enlli Apartments

This first floor apartment forms part of a Victorian terrace situated on the sea front in Tywyn with easy access to the sandy beach and offering spectacular views from the balcony west over Cardigan Bay.

Heulwen Guest House

Heulwen Guest House lies on the outskirts of Llanfachreth, a tiny village close to the centre of the Snowdonia National Park 3.5 miles from the old market town of Dolgellau.

Llwynygronfa

A warm and welcoming farmhouse with stunning views over surrounding farmland, with all modern conveniences. Ideal base for total relaxation or visiting the varied local attractions.

Carafan Robin Goch

A luxury 6 berth static caravan situated on the fringes of the Snowdonia National Park. Penrhosmawr is nestled deep in the Dovey Valley, with stunning views and fantastic wildlife. One and a half miles from the historic market town of Machynlleth.

Maesglas

Easily accessible yet secluded, this comfortable 16th century detached stone cottage has a wealth of beams and character and is in an idyllic setting in the Dyfi Valley. The cottage provides a perfect base for exploring this fascinating and varied region.