Porthmadog Holiday Cottages

Porthmadog Cottages

Porthmadog

Harbour View

Ref: S288271

Reviews 51

Porthmadog is a harbour town situated on the Glaslyn Estuary, home to a wide selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafés, as well as the Ffestiniog Railway. Must-see nearby villages include Borth Y Gest and the unique Italianate village of...

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Porthmadog

St Agnes

Ref: S166360

Reviews 40

Borth y Gest is a quiet Welsh seaside village of mainly Victorian houses retaining much charm and character. Located by the mouth of the River Glaslyn, and a short drive away from the Italian styled village of Portmeirion, this pretty Welsh...

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£103

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Porthmadog

St Agnes

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Porthmadog

Harbour View

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Porthmadog

Seafarer's Haven

Ref: S1048442

The bustling harbour town of Porthmadog lies on the Glaslyn Estuary and enjoys a stunning setting. The gateway to the Snowdonia National Park, Porthmadog is full of individual shops and restaurants, and home to the Ffestiniog Railway and the Welsh...

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£123

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Gwynedd

Lle Bach

Ref: S11301

Reviews 46

Near Porthmadog adjoining the owners' farmhouse is Lle Bach, a cottage with its own patio and lovely views across the Glaslyn Valley. This rural location has walks and rock climbing locally and the beach of Morfa Bychan is only a few miles away....

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£79

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Porthmadog

Bryn Y Mor, Borth Y Gest

Ref: S166408

Reviews 21

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£186

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Porthmadog

Gwelfor

Ref: S5615

Reviews 48

Situated within a short stroll of the spectacular beach at Black Rock Sands, the lovely village of Morfa Bychan is home to a local store, a post office and an excellent 18-hole golf course. Just two miles from the bustling harbour town of...

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Porthmadog

Avondale

Ref: S43066

Reviews 28

Borth-y-Gest, nestled by the water close to the Llyn Peninsula, is a quaint seaside village with tearoom and restaurant. The are many walks on offer from the village, and the Snowdonia National Park is just a short drive away. Visit Porthmadog,...

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Penrhyndeudraeth

Cosy Mews House Close to Harbour

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Porthmadog

Seafarer's Haven

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Porthmadog

Bryn Y Mor, Borth Y Gest

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Gwynedd

4 Tan Y Bryn Terrace

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Porthmadog

Avondale

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Porthmadog

Gwelfor

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Porthmadog Holiday cottages

Porthmadog is a coastal town in North Wales, on the Afon Glaslyn estuary. It’s surrounded by gorgeous countryside and has a lovely sandy beach, perfect for a day out with the family. Walk or cycle the Snowdonia National Park, visit the world-famous Harlech Castle or explore Portmeirion, an Italianate village designed by architect Clough Williams-Ellis.

Porthmadog holiday cottages are the perfect base for exploring Snowdonia National Park and the surrounding area. Choose from traditional stone cottages, large country houses that sleep large groups or cosy apartments for two. With so much to see and do in the area, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

The UK's top-rated holiday cottages can be booked through Snaptrip and are covered by our best price guarantee. Pick from thousands of properties across the United Kingdom, and filter your search to find the perfect accommodation for you. If you have any queries or want some assistance, our friendly customer service team are on hand to help. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a family holiday, we’ve got you covered.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Kimberly - Verified booking

We had a lovely stay at St Agnes.

You really cannot beat the location and the view. This is truly a gem of a property with a view that you would never tire of seeing. We did however feel that the following facilities within the cottage needed to be updated to provide greater comfort. 1. New sofa in the living room - it really wasnât comfy and was too small being a tiny 2 seater and I ended up going to bed early each night just to get comfy. 2. The dishwasher was all rusty inside and the top draw runner was broken and was difficult to close. Toaster also broken. 3. The beds had so many layers of duvets and mattress protectors under the fitted sheet to clearly make them comfier but really they just need replacing with a decent mattress. 4. Sun lounger in the garden is broken and has had repair but it broke again whilst we were there. 5. There is no 4G or WIFI at the property. This makes it difficult to plan days out or watch movies at night. Also I had some work I needed to do and wasnât able since there was no connection. I had to drive to Tesco carpark to get decent 4G signal. Whilst itâs nice to not have mobile phones on the go whilst on holiday it would have made a big difference to us if WIFI were available. Just an observation is that the stairs from the ground floor to the 2 floors below are difficult for anyone over 5ft5inch since you would need to bend down to avoid hitting your head. The top 2 floors had decent head clearance but the bottom 2 floors were difficult for my husband (6ft4) who hit his head quite a few times. We loved: 1. the view from the bifold doors/kitchen 2. The new Bae Birth deli cafe bar opposite 3. Water pressure was good and the shower was brilliant. 4. Relaxing in the roll top bath looking out to sea 5. The coastal walks from the doorstep 6. Swimming in the bay when the tide is in 7. The garden with its own kitchen (quiet, sun all day) 8. The shops in Porthmadog 9. The Golden Fleece for food in Tremadog 10. Mountainous Walks around Beddgelert and Moel y Gest

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Wayne - Verified booking

A tricky start to our stay at St Agnes, the door wouldn't open with the key provided, despite the best efforts of the Sykes team we were nearly 6 hours waiting round trying to find a solution, by the time we waved goodbye to the locksmith it was 10pm.

Seems the door had been deadlocked with a key that wasn't provided. The team at Sykes were very good and despite the somewhat false start to our holiday, I can't see what more they could have done to solve the issue. So thanks to Alice, martin and the Locksmith. We loved Borth Y Gest, a gem of a location, St Agnes is well positioned to benefit from the stunning views and the house felt part of the constant flow of tide and weather. Quite magical. The not so great bits.. The kitchen was a challenge and frustrating to use, there just isn't enough prep space. There is no storage space - so our shopping and groceries were kept in bags on the floor all week. Despite this we did manage prepare some great meals in the kitchen. Needs a Welsh Dresser The house was overall very clean but have to say the the living room was a bit grubby, paw prints on the sofa and the rug and throws smelled very doggy. The good bits We had a great holiday with some amazing walks and found locals friendly and welcoming. The view from the kitchen is magnificent, opening the bifold window created a marvellous perch to watch the wildlife - Heron and Cormorants fishing the incoming tide with a regular visit from a Peregrine Falcon. Watched Seals floating on the outgoing tide - amazing. The bed room on the top floor has a great view of the estuary - the shower was one of the best - ever. A wonderful location - recommended

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Kenneth - Verified booking

Our second visit to this tall, slim terrace house with a room on each of the 4 floors.

We are in our mid 70s but managed the steep flights of stairs (about 35 steps in total) despite arthritic knee. Certainly big enough for the 2 of us with a good bath in the middle of one bedroom and an excellent spacious shower in the corner of another bedroom but suggest non slip mat and wall handle needed as the tiles are very slippery when wet. Efficient towel rails and heating. Views of course are lovely and it was pleasant watching the activities on the water as the tide ebbs and flows . Access to the garden is through the basement so it was useful to have a small kitchenette there to brew up or chill the wine to enjoy outside. Only criticism is the size of the living areaâ¦the kitchen section is adequate but has hardly any worktop space. The chaise-longue in the window is fine for one but no more and takes up valuable space. There is enough seating for 4/5 without it. The room was ok for two but I imagine very cramped for more on a rainy day! Having said that, we love the place and surroundings and hopefully will return!

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Julie - Verified booking

The location of this property is absolutely perfect.

A different view minute by minute and great access to the bay and beaches. There was everything we needed to make ourselves comfortable and quickly get settled in. The house is full of really interesting features and the tri fold doors giving a stunning view across the bay and beyond. A couple of teeny things - the sofa is very low, we sat outside a great deal as the weather was lovely - might be more difficult if you are inside longer. There are too many glasses in the cupboard (and on display) and that made me nervous as they looked very precious. We put the glass bowl on the dining table away for the week, âjust in case!â That aside we had a truly wonderful time - donât be worried about the amount of stairs - I am not very mobile and managed perfectly well. We couldnât park in the street but always found a space in the car park - easier to unload into the back garden from there. Thank you, we would love to come back.

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Vanessa - Verified booking

The Oakleys was great.

Would definitely stay there again. Ramona was so friendly, helpful and accommodating. I have sensitivity to perfumes and cleaning products and she did everything to accommodate this. She reassured me by phone before arrival about the product situation at the accommodation. Although there is no way of totally avoiding all this stuff (such as residue from washing powder on the beds and soft furnishings - this stuff really clings!) it was as good as I was going to get anywhere. More places should adopt her eco-friendly approach. I was so pleased to have found this place as several others I had contacted used a cocktail of toxic products. It was great there was no washing machine too, so no previous occupants using washing powder. Though we overran our departure time (although we had been up since 7am packing up!), this was not a problem for her when she arrived. Thank you Ramona.

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Things to do near Porthmadog

Snowdonia National Park

Snowdonia National Park is a spectacular area, made up of mountains and glacial landforms popular with hikers. The park's historic Snowdon Mountain Railway climbs to the summit of Wales's highest mountain, Mount Snowdon, offering views across the sea to Ireland.

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.

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Porthmadog Cottages

Porthmadog

Harbour View

Ref: S288271

Reviews 51

Porthmadog

St Agnes

Ref: S166360

Reviews 40

Porthmadog

St Agnes

Ref: S307551

Porthmadog

Harbour View

Ref: S386294

Porthmadog

Seafarer's Haven

Ref: S1048442

Gwynedd

Lle Bach

Ref: S11301

Reviews 46

Porthmadog

Bryn Y Mor, Borth Y Gest

Ref: S166408

Reviews 21

Porthmadog

Gwelfor

Ref: S5615

Reviews 48

Porthmadog

Avondale

Ref: S43066

Reviews 28

Penrhyndeudraeth

Cosy Mews House Close to Harbour

Ref: S918787

Porthmadog

Seafarer's Haven

Ref: S1050025

Porthmadog

Bryn Y Mor, Borth Y Gest

Ref: S307635

Gwynedd

4 Tan Y Bryn Terrace

Ref: S340455

Porthmadog

Avondale

Ref: S350900

Porthmadog

Gwelfor

Ref: S349562