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TOP 5 HOLIDAY COTTAGES FOR EASTER

Published on 16 Feb 2017 by Gwion Llwyd

Spring in Snowdonia is beautiful when the daffodils and bluebells start popping up and that ‘change’ in the air is unmistakably uplifting. If you are looking for somewhere to spend Easter, we have a great selection of cottages. From those that cater for large groups, ones by the beach, in the mountains, for families and getaway’s for two. Depending on what you are looking for, here are our Top 5 Holiday Cottages For Easter:

 

Luxury Farmhouse in Mountain Location


LUXURY FARMHOUSE IN MOUNTAIN LOCATION | CWMAIN

SLEEP 10 | FARM STAY | WIFI | REAL FIRE
Cwmain is an 18th century luxury farmhouse in a mountain location. This traditional stone built welsh cottage has been recently refurbished to a very high standard and sits in an idyllic location high up in the hills of North Wales. Modern facilities such as efficient central heating and fitted kitchen units sit comfortably along side carefully retained character features.

 

Detached Stone Holiday Cottage Near Harlech | Cefn-Trefor


DETACHED STONE HOLIDAY COTTAGE NEAR HARLECH | CEFN-TREFOR

SLEEPS 9 | WIFI | NEAR BEACH | NEAR PUB | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
Cefn-Trefor is a beautiful detached stone holiday cottage near Harlech in Snowdonia North Wales. All the boxes are ticked on this one. Pet friendly, walking distance to the pub, near a beautiful sandy beach, WiFi, everything you need for a fantastic family holiday in North Wales.

 

Luxurious Three Bedroom Farmhouse with Sea Views | Bryn-Du


LUXURIOUS THREE BEDROOM FARMHOUSE WITH SEA VIEWS | BRYN-DU

SLEEPS 6 | WIFI | NEAR BEACH | NEAR PUB | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
This traditional stone built farmhouse has been renovated to a very high standard. It offers guests that perfect mix of style and luxury set in a beautiful rural location. If that’s not enough, I guarantee the sea view will lift your soul.

 

Self Catering Stone Farmhouse near Bala, North Wales | Ty-Mawr


SELF CATERING STONE FARMHOUSE NEAR BALA, NORTH WALES | TY-MAWR

SLEEPS 4 | WIFI | NEAR PUB | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
Ty-Mawr is an impressive detached self catering stone farmhouse in Llanuwchllyn just outside Bala in North Wales. This part of North Wales is very popular with adventure sport enthusiasts and hopefully you’ll find this cottage a perfect base from which to explore.

 

A hidden gem in a remote mountain location

A HIDDEN GEM IN A REMOTE MOUNTAIN LOCATION | PENGWERN

SLEEPS 2 | WIFI | PET FRIENDLY | REAL FIRE
This hidden gem in a remote mountain is perfect for anyone keen to get away from it all. Nestled in a quiet valley high above the popular market town of Bala this beautiful stone cottage is the definition of quiet tranquility.

 
 

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