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Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Published on 27 Nov 2023 by Amy Greenwood

Looking to book a town stay this Winter? Somewhere you can enjoy a bit of history, culture, local food and a spot of retail therapy? Then look no further. Wales is known for its beautiful countryside and miles of stunning coastline, but it also has some lovely, often overlooked, towns just waiting to be explored. 

Winter is the perfect time to book a town stay, with less visitors than in the summer months, restaurant reservations are much easier, shops and cafes quieter, and town centre parking restrictions are often relaxed. And if you’re planning to bring your four legged friends with you, you’ll also find that dogs have unrestricted access to most beaches, unlike during the summer season. 

Here at Dioni we’ve selected our top five town centre properties for the perfect winter break…


Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Ty Twr – Boutique three bedroom cottage in Conwy, sleeps 6

For a stay in the heart of a medieval town, this boutique three bedroom holiday cottage in Conwy is the ideal accommodation option to explore this fantastic area of North Wales. Located within the town walls, Ty-Twr is a fabulous and unique property full of character and original features, only a short walk from the harbour and 13th century Conwy Castle.


Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Bwthyn-Dyfrdwy – Stunning house overlooking the river in Llangollen – sleeps 6 

A real gem of a property, this stunning house overlooking the river in Llangollen is deceptively spacious and makes the ideal base for a family holiday. Whether you’re looking for a quiet break filled with leisurely strolls, cafe breakfasts and window shopping, or you’re looking to explore the great outdoors, Llangollen has something for everyone. The town is packed with cafes, bars, restaurants and a fabulous range of independent shops, while the surrounding area offers a wealth of activities from rafting and canoeing to picturesque walks ranging from gentle family wanders to challenging hikes.


Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Ty Gobaith – Elegant townhouse in the heart of Dolgellau – sleeps 6

A fabulous, newly renovated property, Ty-Gobaith (Hope House) is a historic and elegant town house in the heart of Dolgellau, packed full of character and traditional features. Set across four levels including a mezzanine, there are three bedrooms sleeping six in total. The location, in the heart of Dolgellau, is ideal for exploring the town as well as the nearby coastline, mountains and forests.


Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Ty Mari – Four bedroom holiday home with views over Cardigan Bay, Harlech – sleeps 8

A four bedroom holiday home with views over Cardigan Bay, Ty-Mari is a beautiful property on the outskirts of Harlech, situated on the west coast of North Wales. Located on a quiet street, this beautiful stone property is set into the hillside with unobscured views out across Bae Ceredigion and the Llyn Peninsula.


Top 5 holiday cottages to enjoy a town stay this Winter

Yr Awel – Stylish contemporary bungalow with far reaching sea views, Criccieth – sleeps 6

If you’re looking for a dog friendly property, in an ideal location for exploring both Eryri (Snowdonia) and Pen Llyn (the Llyn Peninsula), within walking distance of the beach, and with the added benefit of an EV charger, then this stylish contemporary bungalow with far-reaching sea views ticks all the boxes!

 
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