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Bright and Spacious Holiday Cottage in Rural Setting | Hafod-Llecheiddior

Guests x5
Dog FriendlyNear PubEV Charger
Criccieth
 
 

Hafod-Llecheiddior is a bright and spacious holiday cottage in a rural setting. A fantastic family space both inside and out make it a great holiday retreat, especially with its modern and stylish interiors and accessibility to other parts of North Wales.

The large, open driveway upon arrival, offering uninterrupted views of the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains, creates an incredibly welcoming first impression. The sense of space, combined with the cottage's peaceful, rural setting and its enclosed grounds, is simply perfect.

As you step inside, you'll find a bright and airy open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area. Vaulted ceilings, large patio doors, and generous windows flood the space with natural light, enhancing its spacious feel. The kitchen features sleek, high-gloss cream units and a breakfast bar with stools, making it an ideal spot for socialising while preparing meals. The sitting area offers plenty of comfortable seating for five, complemented by thoughtfully selected wooden furniture that adds warmth and charm to the room.

Down the hall from the kitchen, there are three beautifully appointed bedrooms: one double, one twin, and one single. Both the double and twin bedrooms come with ensuite bathrooms, and there’s also a communal WC. Each bedroom is fitted with plush carpets and inviting, plump beds, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The modern bathrooms, styled with slate tiles, wet-room showers, and sleek chrome fittings, evoke the feel of a luxury boutique hotel.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Pub
EV Charger
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
Cot (cot-linen not provided)
WiFi
High Chair
Central Heating
Inside
2 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Washing Machine
Iron and ironing board
Smart TV
Mobile phone reception
Cottage suitable for 'assisted' wheelchair guests
Security Deposit Required
Outside
Enclosed garden
Off street parking
BBQ
Bike Storage
Private Garden
Additional Information
DVD player
Books
DVD Library
Board games
Underfloor heating throughout

***Please note a £200 security deposit will be pre-authorised on your card. This will be released in full after a post-departure inspection (usually within 15 working days).***

CCTV - A camera at the front and rear of the property. Screen in the house that shows what the CCTV is showing.



 
 

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Location

 

The outdoor space at this charming cottage is truly delightful. The enclosed front area features a stone driveway, a spacious patio, and a beautifully maintained lawn, offering sweeping views over open fields and towards the majestic Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains. The patio, with its comfortable outdoor seating, provides the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the peaceful surroundings.

Ideally situated, the cottage offers excellent access to many of North Wales's most iconic locations, including the Pen Llyn, Eryri, and the North Wales Coast. It’s just a 20-minute drive to Beddgelert, the closest starting point for climbing Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Porthmadog, the nearest town, boasts a wide selection of shops, major supermarkets, and delightful cafés. Here, you can also hop on the Ffestiniog Steam Train, which takes you on a scenic journey into the mountains. A pleasant 15-minute walk from Porthmadog brings you to the picturesque village of Borth-y-Gest, and the enchanting Portmeirion Village is just a short drive away.

Criccieth, only 15 minutes from the cottage, is home to your nearest beach and offers a delightful blend of antique shops, cosy cafés, and the renowned Cadwaladers Ice Cream parlour. Be sure to visit Dylan's restaurant, perched right on the seafront. From Criccieth, you have easy access to Pwllheli’s bustling marina and further along to Abersoch, a vibrant hub for watersports and surfing.

Heading 20 minutes north, you’ll reach Caernarfon, famed for its magnificent castle and stunning beaches. Nearby Bethesda is where you'll find the thrilling Zip World, perfect for adventurers.

For those seeking outdoor pursuits, you’re within 1 to 1.5 hours of some of the UK’s top mountain biking trails, the country's premier white-water rafting centre, and countless opportunities for climbing, walking, kayaking, and paddleboarding. With so many adventures on your doorstep, it's the perfect place to start ticking items off your bucket list.

Here's a link for more information on the local area that you might find useful:
Things to do in Criccieth

 
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Availability

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Guests
Max Adults:
5
Max Children:
4
Max Infants:
2
Maximum number of adults and children is 5
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Guest Reviews

 
Liz
 
September 2026
 

What a beautifully appointed property. Lovely and welcoming. We loved it! Perfect ground floor lay out. Beds were very comfortable and the surroundings were brilliant! I’d definitely book again!

Jon
 
7 Sep to 12 Sep 2026
 

The house is spacious and comfortable. We especially loved looking out over the landscape from the living area and watching the bird life.
The kitchen is well equipped and the washing machine a useful bonus. It was also helpful having an EV charger.
We had nice meals out at The Goat and The Cowshed.
The beaches on the Llyn peninsula are stunning – Porth Neigwl and Traeth Porthor were particular favourites. .
We enjoyed our stay and hope to come again.
PS – One small suggestion would be adding a heated towel rail.

Katherine
 
15. 09. 2025 - 19. 09. 2025
 

The cottage was absolutely wonderful. Very spacious with everything you could possibly want. Lovely decor throughout and everything clean and fresh. The setting was superb.

Just a thought. I think the manual for the house should be printed and in a folder and not have to be seen on an e-mail via your phone,.

Elisha
 
10–12 July
 

This please is a home away from home. I’ve stayed in quite a few “self catering cottages” but the attention to detail and cleanliness was unmatched. The quality of the toilet roll, towels and small treats on arrival make the difference. Thank you for making our short stay so enjoyable.

Linda
 
12-19th June 2026
 

I visited with my sister and elderly mother. It was easy to find. The location is excellent, set in countryside with cows and sheep in nearby fields. It’s a good location for visits to Criccieth, Pwhelli and many other places in North Wales.
The Goat pub does excellent food, especially Sunday lunch, I would recommend booking in advance. The property itself is excellent. It is comfortable with great beds and powerful showers. The kitchen is very well equipped with everything you need to cook a meal. I have just one groan though! Take a non stick frying pan if you fancy an omelette or fried egg for breakfast. The two there are definitely not non stick!
All in all this holiday cottage has been carefully thought out to make your holiday as wonderful as possible.
Thank you too for the milk, bread, Prosecco, Welsh cakes etc waiting for us on arrival.

Alison
 
2/6/26 -5/6/26
 

What a beautiful play to stay, everything we needed was supplied to a very high standard, comfortable and spacious looking forward to a return stay

Judy
 
05/05/26
 

Third time staying at this lovely property. Ideal for the three of us, especially mother-in-law, who is 94 years old. Spacious, open plan, ground floor accommodation, not to mention the convenience of the two ensuite shower rooms. Very quiet location. No neighbours to speak of, apart from the lambs in the field! A few minutes from the pub, which serves good food. Thoroughly recommend this holiday cottage, and will definite be back!

Cecil
 
18.10.2025
 

Lovely house. A good central point. Minor points to consider. A shelf would be of benefit in bathrooms, perhaps pint glasses could be provided and it was nice that a washing machine was available but drying clothes was a problem. All in all we would like to come again.

Judy
 
12/09/25
 

This is the second time we have stayed at the Hafod. Lovely location. Close to Criccieth, Porthmadog and Caernarfon. Lovely beaches in every direction. Very comfortable accommodation. Warm and cosy at this time of year. The only negative, is that there aren’t really drying facilities. Only a short, pull out washing line, suitable for small items, such as bathing costumes. Nevertheless, we had another lovely stay here, and will be back. Will hopefully come back in the Spring. Yes, this is a super holiday cottage!

Teresa
 
5-Sep-2025
 

This is a lovely property in a great location. Excellent views. It has a modern feel, comfortable beds and great showers! The kitchen equipment is good. There was a lovely welcome pack of bread, cakes and milk. But strangely no tea, coffee or sugar. This wasn’t a big deal, just a surprise.
The owners were very good with communication and very accommodating when our son’s car broke down at the property. It wasn’t recovered until the day after we left.
I would definitely recommend staying here and would be happy to come back too.

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