Betws-y-Coed (Pronounced: Bet-tooz-er-koyd. Translated: Sanctuary in the woods) is North Wales' most popular inland resort. Surrounded by dense woodland and magnificent mountain country, this is a haven for walkers, photographers and artists,and the perfect location for that promised romantic break !
At Betws-y-Coed the River Conwy meets its three tributaries flowing from the west, and the beauty of the area is enhanced by cascading waterfalls, river pools and ancient bridges. Most famous of all are the magnificent Swallow Falls, situated where the Llugwy River hurls itself into a spectacular chasm. The village has shops, pubs and places to eat and is home to The Snowdonia National Park Visitor Centre.

The Property: Bodlondeb (Sleeps up to 11/12) (There is a fold-up bed available that can be placed in either bedroom)

The name "Bodlondeb" translates from Welsh to "Peace & Tranquility" in English.
[ It is pronounced Bod-lon-deb ]

"Pentre Felin" translates to Mill Village, we are located next to the former Watermill. It is the original part of Betws-y-Coed before the A5 road was constructed and the later part of the village was developed.

A charming, 17th century, stone built cottage, supremely located in the delightful village of Betws-y-Coed, the property is the oldest house in the village and was a former Coaching Inn known as the Miners Inn.
Bodlondeb also had the first ever telephone exchange in the village.
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The House is light and airy throughout and decorated in a traditional style, amid an inviting "home from home" atmosphere.

Bodlondeb will accommodate 11/12 people in comfort and has been sensitively renovated to provide a pleasant bright airy interior while retaining the original character of the house.
The house has been extended to provide 5 double bedrooms with two of them having superb en-suite facilities.

There is a family bathroom, a farmhouse Kitchen with a range cooker, dishwasher, washer/dryer, fridge and freezer and a microwave oven, along with the usual range of small appliances.

The separate dining room off the kitchen has a beamed ceiling and provides seating for eleven so everyone can enjoy a meal together.

The lounge is equipped with comfortable sofas, a TV and DVD player, and a radio and CD player.

There is an Inglenook style stone fireplace with a flame effect electric fire.

The house is centrally heated by a natural gas boiler and radiators

Entrance via the large porch provides a changing and safe storage area for outdoor clothing, boots & backpacks etc, to help our guests make the most of the wonderful outdoor activities within the area.
The porch is equipped with a dehumidifier to dry outdoor clothing etc. & an extra fridge for the wine & beer :o)

Please note that Bodlondeb has a NO SMOKING policy and unfortunately we cannot accommodate pets.

There is an elevated south facing private garden.
A decked area provides seating with panoramic views of the valley and a lawn with flower and shrub borders provides a pleasant outlook.
Relax and enjoy the sunshine after your days activities with a glass of wine and listen to the birds in our peaceful haven.

Discover the famous Pont-y-Pair bridge, spanning the surging waters of the picturesque River Llugwy, just a stone's throw from the property on the quiet B5106 road to Gwydir Castle.
The drive has parking for three or four cars and is only a few minutes walk to the shops, pubs and restaurants in the village,without the need to use a car, just park up, relax and unwind.
N.B Parking: Please reverse on to the drive for safety reasons, so that you leave the drive in a forward direction. 2 cars can park parallel with the cottage and either 1 or 2 cars can park straight on to the front of the garage.
The parking is not ideal but it is the best that we can do, as we are in a conservation area in a national park and we are not permitted to make any changes due to planning constraints.
However, there is free on road parking less than a 1 minute walk around the corner from the cottage, or there is a public car park within a 3 minute walk from the cottage at Pont-y-pair bridge (Fee payable, low cost after 6.pm and overnight)
Renowned as the "Gateway to Snowdonia", Betws-y-Coed provides excellent mountaineering, mountain biking, canoeing and nature watching opportunities amidst the stunning mountain range that surrounds the area, together with a good choice of shops and pubs. An ideal base for an all year round action packed or restful romantic holiday.
We will look forward to welcoming you to our self catering holiday cottage in Betws y Coed and we will do our utmost to make sure you enjoy your stay with us.