Bluebell Cottage

2 Bedrooms sleeping a maximum of 4. 1 Double and 1 Twin on 1st floor.

Bathroom elegant with white tongue and groove and blue slate coloured walls. Bath with shower over, toilet and washbasin on 1st floor.

Cloakroom on ground floor with washbasin and toilet.

Kitchen luxury fully fitted kitchen with handmade ash units, electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, table and chairs seating 4.

Sitting Room inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, large sofa, armchair & easy chair, TV/DVD and video with basic Sky Package, sea grass fitted matting, colourful rugs, pictures, bookcase & lamps.

Grounds small cottage garden opposite with balcony decking, garden furniture, barbecue. Care with toddlers please, not enclosed.

NB: A refundable £100 security deposit is required per booking.

Additional Information

Short breaks - Winter

WiFi - Yes

Changeover - Saturday

Towels - No

Parking - Yes

Fuel - Oil central heating and starter pack of logs inclusive May to September. Outside these dates £25 p/w. Extra logs can be purchased from the owner 

Dogs - No

Travel cot - Yes

Highchair - Yes

• 1 mile away is Llanrwst, a small historic town with it' s Inigo Jones (1636) bridge - and a pretty Virginia creeper covered cottage next to the bridge which serves scrumptious cream teas.The town has a range of amenities including bank, post office, library with internet facilities, supermarket, filling station, chemist, doctor, vet and interesting independent shops. A Farmer's Market is held on the third Saturday of each month - excellent local produce.

• An imposing Tudor Mansion across the river, is furnished exactly as it would have been 300 years ago - don' t forget to ask about the hidden room where supposedly the ghost of a monk still lingers!

• Betws y Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia, is full of interesting shops and lovely walks along the river.

• Snowdonia National Park is home to a wealth of family activities. Visit Zip World for the longest Zip Wire ride in Europe, Bounce Below for trampolines strung across old slate caverns, Treetop Trampolines and the Fforest Coaster (a toboggan run on rails through the forest). Surf Snowdonia is a state of the art Water Park with a wave lagoon for learners, improvers and experienced surfers. Learn mountaineering skills (for all levels of experience) at the National Mountain Centre Plas y Bryn.

• Full of Victorian charm with safe bathing, sandy beaches and a promenade with a wide boulevard, lined with elegant hotels gives it an air of the French Riviera! A delightful day out for 4 guests staying at this Conwy Valley holiday cottage.

• Take a drive along this spectacular mountain pass via the Upper Gate in the old town walls of Conwy. The road runs along the south side of Conwy Mountain then between the high stone walls of the Pen Sychnant Estate emerging to superb views. It then drops rapidly to the valley floor where it reaches the little village of Dwygyfylchi and the sea. Have your camera ready.

• Penmaenmawr is a long sandy beach with Blue Flag status. Llanfaifechan is a modest resort popular for its beach and its walks.
• Lake Geirionnydd in the Gwydyr Forest - safe bathing in peaceful surroundings, ideal for picnics and relaxation - lots to discover close to this Conwy Valley holiday cottage.

• Invest in an Explorer Pass and save money on seeing as many Cadw (official guardian of the built heritage of Wales) attractions as you like in 3 days or 5 days. Passes are available at any staffed Cadw site such as Caernarfon Castle. Good value for 4 guests staying in this Conwy Valley holiday cottage.

• Bodnant is a world famous National Trust garden in the Conwy Valley noted for its botanical collections and beautiful Laburnum Arch. There is a large gift shop with many garden accessories and a tearoom.

• Dwygyfylchi is a pleasant coastal village 2 miles west of Conwy. There are a great number of antiquities in the area including cromlechs and stone circles.

• Enjoy strolling through one or several of the many inviting footpaths crisscrossing this award winning countryside park with Padarn lake and woodland. There are plenty of opportunities to stop and picnic. If you prefer you can also cycle.

• 20 acres of magical fantasy land with fairies - a must for animal lovers and train enthusiasts. Home to Wales largest miniature railway. A fun packed family attraction.

• A scenic 1 hour drive through the Snowdonia mountains leads to the iconic bridges over to the Isle of Anglesey. Explore this bucolic landscape with a rugged coastline numerous unspoiled beaches, tiny coves and sleepy villages. Visit Beaumaris Castle, Plas Newydd Country House and Gardens N.T. and ancient Burial Chambers of Lligwy and Bryn Celli Ddu. Eat at Dylan's or The Old Butchers in Menai Bridge, the Oyster Catcher at Rhosneigr or La Marina at Felinheli.