Yr Adain Glyd self catering cottage (translates to ‘the cosy wing’) adjoins an historic country house on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, just 3 miles from Caernarfon. Set in 15 acres of beautiful, peaceful grounds with distant sea views, the cottage provides an ideal base to explore Snowdonia. Many of North Wales’ premier attractions are close by, including Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, Caernarfon Castle and the Electric Mountain in Llanberis.
Ground Floor
A newly refurbished kitchen with fridge, freezer, dishwasher, halogen hob and electric fan assisted oven. Table & chairs for 4 people and distant sea views from the kitchen sink.
The spacious, cosy lounge features an open fire and a dining area with great views over open countryside. TV, Sky+, DVD player and a good selection of DVD titles included.
Upstairs
A cosy double bedroom with views over "The Mount".
A second, twin bedroom (can also be arranged as a king bed on request) with lovely views over open countryside. Also has a flat screen digital TV.
The stylish bathroom has a corner bath and stand-up shower over, and twin basins.
Garden
15 acres of beautifully peaceful grounds for guests to explore freely. The cottage also has its own private sun deck with sea views, garden furniture and BBQ.
Additional Information
All bed linen and towels are provided
Central heating and electricity included and an initial supply of coal and logs provided should you fancy a real open fire.
Wireless internet access available.
Good selection of board games provided.
Access to a washing machine & tumble dryer available on request.
Guests are also welcome to enjoy an evening meal or drink at the country house next door. You can even book a full cooked breakfast for the morning. These services are subject to resident guests eating and pre-booking is required.
Please note that only children who are aged 13+ are allowed at the cottage
Smoking and pets are not allowed at the cottage.
Plenty of parking spaces.
Yr Adain Glyd cottage is perfectly situated to take advantage of all that North Wales has to offer, with the historic town of Caernarfon only 3 miles away. Set within beautiful grounds near the village of Bontnewydd, you will have no shortage of things to do and places to visit as the area has plenty of visitor attractions, castles and museums, along with spectacular mountains, valleys and beaches to explore.
The town of Caernarfon has a superb setting, with the mountains of Snowdonia as a backdrop and wonderful views across the Menai Strait to Anglesey. Dominated by its majestic castle and ancient mediaeval walls, Caernarfon today is a busy market town with one of the highest percentages of Welsh speakers throughout Wales.
Take a tour around Inigo Jones Slate Works, travel to the highest peak in Wales on the Snowdon Mountain Railway and take advantage of the endless opportunities for walking, cycling, hiking, trekking and mountain walking in Eryri (Snowdonia). The Welsh Highand Railway, Electric Mountain in Llanberis, a round of golf on the shore of the Menai Straits and a visit to the beautiful Italianate village of Portmeirion are also guaranteed to inspire.
For younger visitors, Glasfryn Park offers indoor and outdoor activities including karting, bowling and quad biking. Hwylfan Fun Centre, North Wales' largest indoor fun centre is an ideal place for kids to let off steam, and Greenwood Forest Park is a nature-inspired theme park with a people-powered rollercoaster. Over the bridge in Anglesey you have even more attractions including Pili Palas and Anglesey Sea Zoo.
Beaches
Dinas Dinlle offers a long sandy beach, the most northern of the Lleyn Peninsula beaches. 4 miles
View the Top 10 beaches on the Lleyn Peninsula
Watersports
Plas Menai – National Watersports Centre offering day courses on a wide range of activities, on all levels. 5 miles
Walking
The Aber Falls – easy 3 mile stroll to a stunning waterfall. 0.5 miles from house.
Llyn Coastal Path – 84 miles around the Llyn Peninsula, from Caernarfon to Porthmadog. Join the path 1 mile from the house.
Snowdon – the highest mountain in Wales – Llanberis route (4.7 miles - 3 hours) is the nearest. 8.5 miles from house.
Moel Siabod (Snowdonia mountain walk) – Capel Curig. Rewarding route for experienced walkers. 20 miles from cottage.
Carneddau (Snowdonia mountain walks) – Challenging walks, including the 2nd and 3rd highest peaks in Wales. Nearest route starts in Helyg, Capel Curig. 22 miles
Golf
Caernarfon Golf Course – 18 hole golf course. 3 miles
Cycling
Lon Eifion Cycleway – Scenic 12.5 mile cycle path from Caernarfon to Bryncir. Join 0.5 miles from cottage.
Horse Riding
Snowdonia Riding Stables – Suitable for all ages and abilities. 4 miles.
