Large group holidays Snowdonia National Park at Cae Du Cottage, Dolwydellan, , Conwy, North Wales
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Property Summary (WA011)
Cae Du Cottage is 4 star rated and comfortably accommodates 12 adults, Standing in 14 acres of undulating grass and woodlands bounded by the river Lledr in the Snowdonia National Park close to Betws-Y-Coed This holiday home is ideal for large families and groups alike, both in summer and winter months.
The accommodation consists of 6 bedrooms, 3 twins and 3 double, two with balconies, and one en-suite, there are 3 further bathrooms, one with a Jacuzzi and one ground floor bathroom.
The lounge has satellite TV, DVD player and Hi Fi, There is a smaller lounge with sofa and chairs, with a wired and Wi Fi broadband internet connection.
Cae Du Cottage boasts excellent dining facilities. The spacious dining area is bright and perfect for families and large groups, there is even a piano.
There is a cot, high chair and stair gates in the house for babies and small children.
Very spacious kitchen, which is exceptionally well-equipped with 6 Gas Hobs; Double Electric Fan Assisted Oven; Microwave; Stand Alone Freezer; Fridge-freezer; Dishwasher; Washing machine; Coffee Maker, slow cooker
Externally there is ample gated parking. Large patio with BBQ and seating, the private land it stands in is a great playground with rocks to scramble over and a still pool within the river which is a great place to swim, paddle or just laze on the banks in the summer months.
There is so much to do in your Holidays in Snowdonia,
North Wales, listing all the attractions would be the equivalent of authoring a book! It's exhaustive. Attractions near our amazing cottage include: Snowdon Mountain Railway, the beautiful
Bodnant
Gardens, the fantasy
village of
Portmeirion, Llechwedd Slate Caverns, Ffestiniog Steam Railway, Sygyn Copper Mines, various
Lake
Railways, Castles at Caernarfon, Conwy, Beaumaris and Penrhyn, the famous
Swallow
Falls, delightful Fairy Glen, abandoned mining hamlet, secluded lakes, bridges and picnic areas. |
