The Old Coach House offers self catering accommodation in Snowdonia near Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia National Park, North Wales. Fancy a drink or a meal - There are plenty of Pubs and Restaurants offering fine dining 2 miles way in Betws y Coed. This 17th Century oak-beamed holiday cottage is full of character and atmosphere with many original features where tradition meets contemporary, and benefits from 2 patio areas, 1 for breakfast in the morning and the other to enjoy the evening sunset over the mountains. There is a well equipped kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has recently been refitted with a new Country Cream Kitchen, integrated washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, American water/ice dispenser fridge freezer, leather high back chairs and decorated in Cath Kidston and a Retro Style. Relax in the lounge on the 1st floor with a large leather sofa and 2 easy chairs, there is also a traditional style electric stove and 40" flat screen TV with Sky TV. The double has a king size french-style bed and the twin has 2'6" beds. Relax in the new jacuzzi bathroom. Close to all Top 10 attractions of North Wales, ideal for hiking and try out the Surf Snowdonia, Zip wire, Go Below, Marin Bike trails, karting and many more. We welcome 1 dog at 5 pounds per night which you can pay in cash when you arrive (We do not allow dogs under 1 yr old or to be left unattended in the cottage at any time). Location Finder: What3words:- financial distanced frowns

I'm a Welsh speaker and have lived in Snowdonia all my life. I take pride in my lovely cottage making it a 'home from home' with extra little touches for guests to relax and enjoy a romantic or family break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life!! I'm proud of my 2 sons that play Rugby and try to support their matches as much as possible. I love to travel myself when I get the time and now that I have discovered 'Booking.com' who knows where I will visit next!!

North Wales Named Top Region Globally North Wales has made it on to the Lonely Planet's Top Ten 'Best in Travel' list – the only destination in the UK to do so ... a playground for thrill seekers, a haven for foodies, a hideout for stargazers and a goldmine for heritage seekers ... North Wales has a holiday for every kind of traveler!! Visitors will be spoilt for choice for the scenic locations and things to do in and around this popular National Park. There is a wonderful sense of peace and well being with landscapes for exploring, touring, walking routes, climbing, cycle paths while being a short drive from a number of historic towns such as the medieval walled town of Conwy, or the Victorian resort of Llandudno. We are the perfect retreat centrally located for Mountains and Coast and within easy reach of all National Trust Properties and Top 10 Attractions of North Wales including the new Surf Snowdonia, world-first inland surf lagoon, Zip Wire, Tree Tops, Go-Below Caverns, Snowdon Railway Marin Bike Trails and many more