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Holiday Cottage in the Conwy Valley | Llwyn-Y-Coed-Isaf

X6
Dog FriendlyNear Pub
Conwy
 
 

Llwyn-Y-Coed-Isaf is a 3 bedroom bungalow in Dolgarrog, 10 minutes outside Conwy, on the northern border of the Snowdonia National Park. I’ll have to mention the view first. It’s just fantastic. An uninterrupted panorama across the valley. The Conwy River slowly winds its way to the sea flanked by beds of golden reeds as shadows dance across the rolling hills on the banks beyond.

Naturally the house has been arranged so that guests can enjoy the view from almost every room in the house. But the lounge does it best perhaps. Large comfortable sofas, a nice telly and fire are all included. But best of all are the large patio doors that overlook the valley below.

The dining area is the other end of the room and sits 6 quite comfortable. This open plan arrangement is perfect for younger families giving the children the opportunity to escape towards the telly when they get bored of the grown ups conversation.

Great view from the kitchen too. And a nice modern fitted kitchen complete with large fridge and dishwasher. The freezer and washing machine are in the adjoining utility room.

Three bedrooms in total. All well proportioned and nicely laid out. One bedroom has a king sized bed, the next has a double bed and the third has twin beds. All of them have plenty of wardrobe space, bed side lamps etc and the linen has been carefully chosen and go well with this light and cheerful property. Two bathrooms with wc’s. One has a spacious shower the other has a shower over bath arrangement. The heating and hot water run off a oil fired combi boiler so an unlimited supply of hot water is assured.

 
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Facilities


Cottage Type
Dog Friendly
Near Pub
Essentials
Welcome Pack
Linen
Towels
WiFi
Central Heating
Inside
2 Pets
Hob
Cooker
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer (not icebox)
Dishwasher
Toaster
Dining Table
Washing Machine
Iron and ironing board
TV
Outside
Off street parking
BBQ
Private Garden
Additional Information
Cot and Highchair on request (no cot linen provided).
 

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Location

 

Like me, you may not be as familiar with this northern part of The Snowdonia National Park. But the rolling hills and wide valleys are a pleasing contrast to the more rugged peaks and troughs in other parts of the Park. And Llwyn Y Coed Isaf is a great base from which to explore.

Conwy town centre and it’s famous medieval castle is only 10 minutes away. And Conwy’s sandy beach and golf course are another 5 minutes further on. The RSPB nature reserve is also worth a visit. Llandudno, a popular shopping town for locals and tourists, is 20 minutes away to the north. Betws Y Coed is a quieter more picturesque town to the south. This town of course, is very popular with adventure sports enthusiasts. Speaking of which the celebrated Marin Mountain Bike Trail sets off from Llanrwst, just 10 minutes down the road. The trail is 25km long and includes some big climbs and steep single track descents so not for the faint hearted.

Other, gentler attractions you should visit includes the wonderful Bodnant Gardens, the National Food Centre also on the Bodnant Estate, the roman spa and woollen mill at Trefriw and the Welsh Mountain Zoo at Colwyn Bay. Ramblers will revel in the fact that the Carneddau Mountains are right on your doorstep.

There are two pubs in the village, both serving food. These are within easy walking distance as is the village shop, the post office and the butchers.

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

 
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Guests
Max Adults:
6
Max Children:
6
Max Infants:
1
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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Guest Reviews

 
Sue
 
4/4/2026 to 11/4/2026
 

Very enjoyable stay at your cottage, the day we arrived Storm Dave arrived but was gone by Sunday and we had lovely sun to enjoy the views from your garden over Easter.
The house was well stocked with everything we could need to make our stay enjoyable. The kids loved all the toys, books and games there, and the garden furniture came in handy to enjoy the sunshine, views and wild life. We really enjoyed our stay and would consider coming back for another stay sometime in the future if we come to Wales again. Thank you for having us
The Martins

David
 
30th December
 

Absolutely lovely property, felt right at home, with lovely views, everything in the cottage was perfect, have stayed in lots of cottages, but we would highly recommend this one and would definitely come back, thank you Dioni and Katie and Emma.

Carole
 
17th -24th October 2025
 

We had a really relaxing holiday. Warm, cosy cottage with everything we wanted/needed.
The views over the estuary were amazing, ever changing as the weather and light changed. The wildlife was so varied and wonderful to watch – as it was our second visit we knew to take a variety of foods to attract a variety of birds. We had a feeding frenzy of 5 types of Tits, Robins, Blackbirds, Chaffinch, Sparrows and even Woodpeckers🙂, not to mention the Pheasants, Squirrels AND A FOX!!

Thank you Emma and Katie for the lovely welcome pack and your help over the week. We will certainly be back next year – old age permitting.

Shireen
 
16/8/25
 

Lovely well equipped cottage in an excellent location.
We’d love to come back again!

Will
 
August 2025
 

A very comfortable stay at Llwyn-y-Coed-Isaf. The house was clean and and had plenty of space for our group of 5. It was particularly well equipped with everything we needed, even down to pegs for the washing line! My only suggestions are some extra hooks in the bathrooms and bedrooms for clothes and jackets and some metal tongs for the BBQ. The views from the terrace were beautiful and it was wonderfully quiet. We had a minor issue with a tap, but the owners were very quick to respond and fix it. The location is particularly good with easy access to Conwy to the north and Betws-y-Coed to the south. We’d happily stay again.

Meinir Jones
 
 

Amazing find, a home from home. Comfortable and clean property in a quite part of North Wales with fast access to visit local attractions.
Helpful and friendly hosts.
Would 100% recommend this holiday home and will definitely return.

Sally Brown
 
 

Lovely comfortable cottage, plenty of room for six. Well equipped. Lovely location and great views. Lovely watching the birds and the jets flying by, and watching bats at night. Great sunrises. Plenty of games and books to keep you occupied. My son even learning to play chess with his grandad. Our puppies first holiday which he loved. Would love to visit again.

Louise Adamson
 
 

We had a lovely family weekend stay. Would highly recommend staying here.

David Owen
 
 

A clearly well equipped bungalow & well liked by the number of repeat stays. Lovely position with uninterrupted views across the river. Comfortable bedrooms & beds.

The electric showers fall well short on flow so I would recommend changing if possible to a shower directly off the combi boiler.

Caroline Bailey
 
 

Warm and comfortable cottage with great views. Lots of space for 4 adults and 2 children. Nice welcome pack on arrival. Some flute glasses would have been nice for the prosecco and a small cutting knife would be handy. Decor and furnishings a little dated. There was also a smell of dogs particularly in the lounge.

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