Snowdonia Holiday Cottages
Our Snowdonia Cottages
Snowdonia is all soaring peaks, hidden waterfalls and sweeping valleys – a landscape made for adventure. Our Snowdonia holiday cottages put you at the heart of it all, whether you want a cosy stone bolthole with a roaring log fire, a dog-friendly base for long mountain walks, or a family retreat with space to gather together. Spend your days exploring rugged trails and historic castles, then come home to the easy comfort of a self catering cottage and views you’ll never tire of.
Places to stay in Snowdonia
Our cottages in Snowdonia are set among the mountains, valleys and villages of the national park. Caernarfon is steeped in history with its mighty castle and bustling harbour, while Llanberis, at the foot of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), is the starting point for trails, railways and lakeside walks around Llyn Padarn. Y Felinheli sits on the Menai Strait, offering a quieter stay with waterside views and easy access to both mountains and coast. Explore some of our favourite spots below, where you’ll find self-catering cottages close to the shoreline, tucked in mountain villages, or with views of Snowdonia’s most iconic peaks.
Holiday accommodation in Snowdonia
Want to experience this remarkable national park for yourself? Our Snowdonia holiday cottages are designed for every kind of getaway. Choose a farmhouse with room for all the family, a romantic riverside hideaway, or a traditional cottage in a mountain village. Many properties are dog-friendly too, so your four-legged friend can join you on woodland walks and summit climbs. Wherever you stay, you’ll be surrounded by some of Wales’s most breathtaking scenery, right here in the heart of North Wales.
FAQs
We offer private hot tub hire as one of our property extras, meaning the bubbles can come to you in your Snowdonia cottage!
Dogs deserve to see the mountains too. We have a wide selection of pet-friendly cottages in North Wales, and some of our favourites in Snowdonia include Ty Bach (Sleeps 2) and Y Berllan (Sleeps 6.)
Absolutely! There are so many different kinds of adventures to be enjoyed throughout Snowdonia. Zipworld has everything from ziplines to underground trampolining and downhill karting, while Antur Stiniog is a sprawling mountain bike park with an impressive uplift service. Other than that, there are lakes to swim in, mountains to climb and forests to explore.
Lots of people stay with us in a Snowdonia cottage so that they can conquer Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon.) There are plenty of carparks throughout the national park, but the best starting point for the Snowdon trails is either Llanberis or the Pen y Pass. All carparks to be pre-booked during the peak summer months. Find out more here.
Food & Drink
Snowdonia offers a varied food scene, from cosy country pubs to independent cafés and restaurants serving hearty Welsh dishes. After a day in the mountains, refuel with local produce and warming meals at welcoming spots like The Peak Restaurant or traditional pubs such as Pen-y-Gwryd Hotel. Whether it’s a quick bite or a relaxed evening meal, you’ll find plenty of options throughout the region.
Find more places to eat and drink here.
Things to Do
Home to some of the UK’s most dramatic landscapes, Snowdonia (Eryri) National Park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Take on the challenge of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), explore scenic walking and cycling routes, or enjoy more leisurely days discovering lakes, villages, and heritage sites. Whether you’re seeking adventure or simply looking to take in the views, Snowdonia offers something unforgettable no matter the season.
See more on how to make the most of your trip to Snowdonia (Eryri) here.
Experience our Tailored Concierge Service
Our cottages to let in Snowdonia are even better when you add our exclusive concierge service. We can arrange or guide you to everything that will make your holiday the very best – whether you seek thrills, relaxation or culinary perfection, our dedicated team can build a bespoke Snowdonia itinerary for any adventure.
