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Nadolig Llawen / Merry Christmas!

Published on 23 Dec 2021 by Amy Greenwood

Nadolig Llawen / Merry Christmas! As the 25th December draws close, we wanted to wish you and yours a happy and peaceful festive season.

We’d also like to express our gratitude to you for being part of the Dioni Holiday Cottages community. On behalf of the whole team here at Dioni HQ, diolch yn fawr – thank you very much. We wish you and your loved ones a very merry Christmas and a fantastic start to a happy, successful, and above all healthy 2022.

As one year draws to a close, and a new one begins, we’re looking forward to more happy holidays ahead. There are so many new places to explore, people to meet, and wonderful experiences to be had in North Wales. Here’s to doing more of that in the coming twelve months.

We hope that you get to enjoy some well-deserved time off with family and friends over the holiday season.

With our very best wishes,

Team Dioni

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