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Abergynolwyn Holiday Cottages

7 properties found

A stone house with garden flowers at Arthur’s Cottage Abergynolwyn near Tywyn

Arthur’s Cottage

Abergynolwyn near Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

4 Guests
2 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£507

Front view of a house with a stone pathway leading to a blue door and surrounded by green bushes at Milos Cottage in Tywyn

Milo's Cottage

Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

4 Guests
2 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£347

A row of houses with stone fence and garden in front on a sunny day at Glan yr Afon in Abergynolwyn near Tywyn

Glan yr Afon

Abergynolwyn near Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

6 Guests
3 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£622

A white house with windows and a wooden door beside a paved patio with a black table and chairs and flowerpots at Y Bwthyn in Bryncrug
Offer

Y Bwthyn

Bryncrug, North Wales & Snowdonia

7 Guests
3 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£379

A stone house surrounded by green fields trees and mountains in the background at Peniarth Ganol in Tywyn

Peniarth Ganol

Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

8 Guests
4 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£659

A living room with armchairs a sofa a fireplace and a window at Swn Yr Afon in Abergynolwyn near Tywyn

Swn Yr Afon

Abergynolwyn near Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

8 Guests
4 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£552

The exterior of a small building with large windows and a white door next to a bench and bushes at Hill View in Bryncrug near Tywyn

Hill View

Bryncrug near Tywyn, North Wales & Snowdonia

4 Guests
2 Beds
Pet Friendly
Wifi

for 7 nights

From

£482

This small village in south Gwynedd is a fantastic destination to head to for your next self-catering holiday to Wales.

With an abundance of flowing rivers and beautiful waterfalls, it's no wonder that, translated from welsh, Abergynolwyn means "mouth of the river with a whirlpool". There is a great variety of walks that will take you past old, disused quarries, where you will get a glimpse into the area's history. For those who wish to reconnect with nature, why not head to Llyn Mwyngil, a beautiful lake that can be found upstream from the village, or attempt to conquer Cadair Idris, an impressive Welsh peak with legendary links to an ancient giant?

Whatever adventure you pursue, come back to your delightful self-catering holiday cottage in Abergynolwyn? Find a fantastic selection of cottages to rent, including properties that happily accept pets.

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