This converted 17th-century coaching inn on the edge of Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) is full of characterful original features and charming country-style elegance. With two bedrooms, a sun room and a garden, it’s ideal for a dog-friendly break for a family of four. Spend your time on long lakeside or mountain walks, visit nearby historic attractions and stretch out on the North Wales and Anglesey beaches.
Enter this two-storey property and find yourself in the cosy lounge with white-washed stone walls, neutral tones throughout and a wood-burner-effect electric fire. On one side of the room are three spacious sofas and a Smart TV. Adjacent is a wooden dining table for four. Continue through to the conservatory for additional seating on the cushioned rattan armchairs and sofa with views of the garden and trees. In the neutral-toned kitchen you’ll find a compact, fitted galley-style kitchen unit with wooden countertops. Completing the ground floor is a shower room and a double bedroom. Climb the stairs to reach a king-size bedroom in the eaves of the property with a sleigh bed and an en-suite boasting a freestanding bath. Outside is a gravel garden with furniture and a BBQ. There is private parking for two cars.
While staying in the quaint Welsh village of Betws Garmon, you’ll be less than 0.5 miles from the western side of Eryri National Park. Challenge yourself to a hike up Mount Snowdon (10.5 miles) or take it easy with a stroll around Llyn Cwellyn lake (2 miles). Step back in time with a trip to Dolbadarn Castle (8 miles) or Caernarfon Castle (5.5 miles). Cross the Britannia Bridge (11.5 miles) to explore the windswept island of Anglesey and enjoy a day on Traeth Llanddwyn beach (24 miles).