Caernarfon Holiday Cottages

Caernarfon Cottages

Caernarfonshire

Y Bwthyn

Ref: S5340

Reviews 60

Llanberis offers shops and pubs and is a mecca for walkers and climbers. The Llanberis Railway runs nearby and the Snowdonia National Park is close by.

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£75

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Hafod

Ref: S90093

Reviews 36

Y Felinheli is on the Menai Strait between Caernarfon and the city of Bangor. Home to a marina, this village also has two pubs, a restaurant, a café, a shop and Post Office. Visitors to this region are spoilt for choice, Snowdonia, the Llyn...

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£57

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Tryfan Cottage

Ref: S5377

Reviews 33

Caernarfon is one of the most historical towns in the United Kingdom: there are few others who can claim to have been continually inhabited since Stone Age times. Evidence of its history is most evident in the famous Caernarfon Castle, which began...

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£66

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Sea Breeze

Ref: S85991

Reviews 26

Dinas Dinlle is a coastal resort renowned for family fun and watersports. It has an Iron Age hill fort and Roman ruins on a National Trust area by the beach. Caernarfon Aerodrome is at the far end of the beach and is great for pleasure flights or...

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£76

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Sea Scape

Ref: S286245

Reviews 30

Dinas Dinlle is a lovely North Wales coastal resort with a stunning blue Flag-awarded beach, renowned for watersports (mainly wind and kite surfing), as well as being close to an Iron age hill fort and Roman ruins, while the Caernarfon Aerodrome...

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£60

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Capel Mawr, Basement 19

Ref: S810674

Reviews 31

Llanrug is a small village found in North Wales within easy reach of popular towns such as Caerarfon, Llanberis and the isle of Anglesey. Situated at the foot of the Snowdonia Mountain Range, there are many attractions and activities to be enjoyed...

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£263

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The Bevan

Ref: S820393

Reviews 1

Bontnewydd is a scattered rural hamlet situated on the banks of the River Wnion, in the heart of southern Snowdonia, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of wooded hills and mountains. The wonderful Cader Idris Mountain Range and Coed Y Brenin...

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£1082

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Felin-Pennarth

Ref: S978947

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£116

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Sea Scape

Ref: S375038

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£69

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Capel Mawr, Basement 19

Ref: S594789

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£302

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town house free parking wifi pets wecome

Ref: S988008

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£110

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Bryn Derwen

Ref: S522196

Reviews 11

Penygroes is a charming quiet village around six miles from the old castle town of Caernarfon, on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park, with great scenic treks and mountain vistas easily accessible. The village has a nice assortment of stores,...

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£96

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Beudy Mawr

Ref: S90091

Reviews 39

Felinheli is on the Menai Strait between Caernarfon and Bangor. Home to a yachting marina, this village has two pubs, a restaurant and café, a shop and Post Office. Visitors to this region are spoilt for choice, with Snowdonia, the beautiful Llyn...

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£91

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Hendre

Ref: S90095

Reviews 38

Y Felinheli is on the Menai Strait between Caernarfon and Bangor. Home to a yachting marina, this village has two pubs, a restaurant, café, a shop and Post Office. Visitors to the area are spoilt for choice, with Snowdonia, the Llyn Peninsula, or...

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£66

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Country View

Ref: S901395

Reviews 1

The lovely quiet village of Penygroes is situated around six miles from the historic castle town of Caernarfon, bordering the Snowdonia National Park with beautiful scenic walks and mountain views easily accessible. A good selection of shops,...

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£41

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Mor a Mynydd

Ref: S484432

Reviews 30

Caernarfon Bay may be seen in the distance from Trefor's beach, which is sheltered by the breakwater and accessible via the Wales Coastal Path or by the more daring who can enjoy frequent surfing. Convenience stores, post offices, and a legally...

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£103

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Hen Stabl Llanrug

Ref: S1062264

Reviews 34

Escape with your loved ones to this fabulous single-storey farm cottage sitting in the pretty village of Llanrug. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, it’s the ideal country hideaway for those in search of a stylish farmhouse retreat to call...

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£97

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Sea Spray

Ref: S85990

Reviews 25

Dinas Dinlle is a coastal resort known for family fun and watersports on its Blue Flag beach. It has an Iron age hill fort and Roman ruins on a National Trust area by the beach. Caernarfon Aerodrome is located at the far end of the beach, great...

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£73

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Riverside Cottage

Ref: S367227

Reviews 27

Trefor is a small village resting upon the Llŷn Peninsula in Gwynedd, Wales. It overlooks the Caernarfon Bay and plays host to a stone breakwater pier and sheltered sandy beach that the Wales Coastal Path runs past. Within the village, you will...

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£84

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5 The Crescent

Ref: S810129

Reviews 10

A pretty Welsh village just outside of the majestic Snowdonia National Park. Groeslon is the ideal base for exploring all of what North Wales has to offer. The village itself offers the traditional Penionyn Tafarn pub serving food, the ideal spot...

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£84

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Penmaen House

Ref: S276763

Reviews 10

Trefor is a small village overlooking Caernarfon Bay, in North Wales. It is home to a convenience store, Post Office and licensed social club, as well as a harbour. Surrounded by sea and mountains, this village is a great base for exploring the...

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£81

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Hafod

Ref: S166073

Reviews 31

Set en route between Caernarfon and the gateway to the Llyn Peninsula. There are mnay walking trails locally and the Nantlle Valley is a short distance away. Dinas Dinalle beach and Aberdesach are a short drive away, with Caernarfon is about a...

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£77

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Gwynedd

Sygun View

Ref: S224079

Reviews 16

Beddgelert is a picturesque village in the heart of Snowdonia National Park at the foot of Mount Snowdon. The village offers a selection of shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants, positioned around the Afon Glaslyn river.

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£103

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Hendre

Ref: S166082

Reviews 9

Located on the road to the Llyn Peninsula from Caernarfon. There are a number of hiking paths in the area, and the Nantlle Valley is not too far away. The beaches of Dinas Dinalle and Aberdesach are a short drive away, while Caernarfon can be...

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£89

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Caernarfon Holiday Cottages

Caernarfon is a stunning historic town in North Wales, sitting just on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. One of the most famous attractions in Caernarfon is Caernarfon Castle, a 13th-century royal palace and fortress. Other must-see attractions include the remains of the Roman fort of Segontium and the Welsh Highland Railway. There is also the lively Caernarfon waterfront with an arts complex, theatre, and cinema.

We list thousands of Welsh holiday cottages with some especially lovely ones in and close to Caernarfon. Looking for a family adventure? We have open-plan converted barns and family-friendly farmhouses. For a more intimate getaway, try our properties with private hot tubs and cosy fireplaces. If your holiday isn't complete without your dog, we also have great dog-friendly properties with enclosed gardens.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Ryan - Verified booking

Our first observations were that the cottage was much bigger than it looks on the photos, The fire looks about a foot wide but it is actually about 2 feet wide.

The chimney pipe goes up about 3 floors before it leaves the building, it is huge in there and spectacular! It was also ready to light on arrival with extra wood. The sofa looks small and uncomfortable in the photos yet it is actually quite big and very comfortable. I am 5 ft 10 and I was laying back with the sofa at the back of my neck. Secondly the photos don't show that you actually have 2 toilets and a big double room. We were both shocked at how big the place was! A huge feature for us was the porch, which is great for taking shoes and wet clothes off before entering the cosey cottage. The cottage also has a loft area where we had a wine and enjoyed watching the wild horses gallop while we watched the sun drop behind the local mountains, best view I have ever seen in my life!!! The cottage is actually about 300+ metres above sea level so you get a lovely view. You can also see the sea in the distance if you would like a video of the view please email me at xzaros@gmail.com it is the best view I have ever had from a holiday cottage in Wales and I have been to a few now. The cottage is also very close to main roads so you can get to some big towns very easily which is great to do a big shop to save money. Morrissons, lidl, asda etc. They can be found in Bangor and caneaforn which are about 15 mins away. We found those at the end of our holiday so Google them. You will get good 4g in the cottage as the antenna is local. We spent a fortune at the local spar shops. We have 2 big huskies and they could not escape the enclosed garden and they love escaping! Finally I'd like to give a huge thank you to the owners. They welcomed us as we arrived, said hello on our 3rd day and said goodbye on our last day. Even though they live on the same land we genuinely felt like we were isolated. Please don't see the owners beings close as a bad thing, I did before I arrived but they were great! We also had some organic tea and coffee and cake waiting for us as we arrived. Thank you so much! We have been to probably around 15 properties around Wales now and this is our favourite. On a funny note my wife even said I shouldn't leave a review as we want to keep this place for ourselves. Thank you Robert and Pam We will be back very soon if you will have us! x Ryan, Charlene, Brandon and the two huskies

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Gillian - Verified booking

We have just spent a wonderful week here.

We were greeted by the lovely owners Rob & Pam who live in the cottage next door. The location is wonderful just over 1000ft above sea level and apart from the mountain views you could also see the sea which I wasnât expecting so an added bonus. The cottage is quirky benefitting from a utility/ boot room when you enter, ideal for coming in from a rainy day so you can discard wet clothes and dry off soggy dogs. It was useful to have the separate loo as well as the main bathroom one too. Shower over the bath was nice and worked well. The bedroom is warm and cosy and has a wonderful view from the picture window. The lounge/kitchen is well equipped and has all that you need. In fact we benefited from a new fan oven on the day after we arrived as the oven had broken. Pam and Rob were apologetic but we didnât worry as we always take a curry for the first evening to save cooking, so only required the hob anyway! Dog friendly garden as secure with the gate and a bench table tucked around the side of the cottage which is a lovely sun trap. Lovely comfortable folding garden chairs were available to use and for a whole sunny day we made perfect use of them. We made use of the supermarkets in Bangor for provisions which was an easy car ride and to get into the heart of the mountains was a very short journey which was fantastic. We both enjoyed the holiday and would definitely return.

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Jayne - Verified booking

This was by far one of the best holidays I've had in a long, long time.

The property itself was beautiful and was maintained to the highest standard (having been a chambermaid in a 5 star hotel I have a tendency to score places on this criteria when I know I shouldn't haha) The owners Pam and Rob have thought of everything, absolutely everything. I have never stayed somewhere so well equipped. It was peaceful and cosy. I really appreciated being able to sleep with the window open and was not disturbed once (the frog that came to the front door every night can be forgiven) Having booked this a few months ago I had looked forward to it with only one wish, that I could take a coffee out every morning and gaze out to sea. My wish was granted tenfold. The dogs absolutely loved it too, so much freedom in the enclosed garden and so many wonderful walks nearby. I can't praise Pam and Rob enough for this gem of a holiday. I feel so relaxed now (though a little sad back here in rainy Manchester) and we will definitely be back (not as soon as I'd hoped however, but the popularity of this place just goes to show doesn't it) Visit here, you won't be disappointed. The pictures on the site are lovely but they don't do it justice.

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Annette - Verified booking

Wonderful place to stay.

We thoroughly enjoyed it. The views and sunsets are spectacular and although remote, you don't feel in any way cut off as it is so easy to get to anywhere from there. The perfect base for visiting North Wales and Anglesey and there are great walks form the cottage too. The owners are next door but, after their initial welcome, you would not know they were there unless you bumped into them. Its great when you do though as they are really lovely people. The place feels very spacious and it was lovely to be on one level as your stay requires little effort. We toured in the day and ate in every night as it was such a nice place to relax in the evenings. The place generally has a happy and calming vibe about it. The utility is extremely handy when you have dogs, boots etc and the extra toilet is a bonus. What we particularly liked was the enclosed garden area. It was so nice to pull up and unload or get set to go out knowing the dogs were fine in the garden. No worry of being near roads or them wandering off. We would definitely recommend this place to anyone wanting to stay in this area.

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Laura - Verified booking

What can I say .

.. other than fantastic! Best cottage we have stayed in. The proprietor Jane was lovely and welcoming. She had baked a Birthday cake for me upon arrival amongst some other welsh goodies ... Welsh cakes and Bira Brith. This really made my Birthday and stay one to remember. The location couldn't have been more perfect for us. The living space was superb ... cosy and inviting, the log burner on an evening was wonderful, loved reclining in the leather chair with a glass of red wine watching the flames flicker away. Our Springer Spaniel Biscuit loved been cosy after our long walks and exploring during the day. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything we required to cook our meals. The bed was so comfy and we had amazing night's sleeps after exploring snowdonia national park. Absolutely loved the jacuzzi bath to unwind and soak our legs after some long hikes. Highly recommend anyone to stay here, super dog friendly and just perfect. I can't wait to go back infact, we were really sad to have to leave! Thank you for an amazing and memorable stay at Hafod cottage .

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Things to do near Caernarfon

Caernarfon Castle

Historic castle built by Edward I with impressive polygonal towers including the Eagle Tower. Home of the Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum. Great for family days out.

Penrhyn Castle

19th Century Neo Norman castle situated between Snowdonia and the Menai Strait. Railway museum & dolls museum on site. Gift shop and licensed tea rooms. Parking.

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry

Adrenaline junkie? Then this is the place for you. Penrhyn Quarry is home to Zip World Velocity 2, the fastest zip line in the world and the longest in Europe. They also have the UK’s only mountain cart experience. Ziplining not for you? You can experience the quarry on a tour from firmly on the ground too. They also have a restaurant with a fantastic view of zipliners flying by. They even have pet care so your dog will be looked after whilst you fly through the air - you need to prebook if you wish to use this service. Free car parking.

National Slate Museum

Slate museum in Llanberis, giving an insight into the slate mining history of Wales with a selection of displays and exhibits. Educational attraction.

Caernarfon holiday cottages

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Caernarfon Cottages

Caernarfonshire

Y Bwthyn

Ref: S5340

Reviews 60

Caernarfonshire

Hafod

Ref: S90093

Reviews 36

Caernarfonshire

Tryfan Cottage

Ref: S5377

Reviews 33

Caernarfonshire

Sea Breeze

Ref: S85991

Reviews 26

Caernarfonshire

Sea Scape

Ref: S286245

Reviews 30

Caernarfonshire

Capel Mawr, Basement 19

Ref: S810674

Reviews 31

Caernarfonshire

The Bevan

Ref: S820393

Reviews 1

Caernarfonshire

Felin-Pennarth

Ref: S978947

Caernarfonshire

Sea Scape

Ref: S375038

Caernarfonshire

Capel Mawr, Basement 19

Ref: S594789

Caernarfonshire

town house free parking wifi pets wecome

Ref: S988008

Caernarfonshire

Bryn Derwen

Ref: S522196

Reviews 11

Caernarfonshire

Beudy Mawr

Ref: S90091

Reviews 39

Caernarfonshire

Hendre

Ref: S90095

Reviews 38

Caernarfonshire

Country View

Ref: S901395

Reviews 1

Caernarfonshire

Mor a Mynydd

Ref: S484432

Reviews 30

Caernarfonshire

Hen Stabl Llanrug

Ref: S1062264

Reviews 34

Caernarfonshire

Sea Spray

Ref: S85990

Reviews 25

Caernarfonshire

Riverside Cottage

Ref: S367227

Reviews 27

Caernarfonshire

5 The Crescent

Ref: S810129

Reviews 10

Caernarfonshire

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