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3 Cae Chwarel

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Bethesda, North Wales & Snowdonia Show on map

4.8

Sykes rating

  • 2 Guests

  • 1 Bedroom

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets Yes

Features

  • Off road parking
  • Garden / Patio
  • Pub/shop < 1 mile
  • Broadband / WiFi

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8 Customer Reviews

  • "Fantastic, romantic little hideaway."

    Perfect base for exploring the area. Extremely comfortable bed and great hot shower. Very well equipped kitchen. Would recommend.

    Reviewed by Rebecca4.4Sep 2023

  • "The cottage was perfect had everything we needed could not fault it in any way ..."

    The cottage was perfect had everything we needed could not fault it in any way offroad parking was a bonus and views of the glyders shower was great as well thank you to the owners we will return best wishes steve

    Reviewed by Stephen5.0Jun 2023

  • "Nice, cosy and well equipped apartment."

    We appreciated the information you (in the name of the owner - thank you) provided about difficulties to arrive due to the snowfall. Finally we got the information that the snow melted and we could arrive. It was rather difficult to park our car due to its length. Information about this should be part of the listing. The washing machine was great but the drying rack was missing. But some important things were missing: Hairdryer, dishwashing liquid and a broom to clean up the ground floor of the apartment. Nevertheless we felt like home in the apartment within the wonderful welsh landscape.

    Reviewed by Dan4.4Mar 2023

  • "Modern and well equipped cottage in a convenient location for exploring Snowdonia National Park and Holyhead island."

    I stayed for five nights and found lots to do nearby, if you go anywhere during your stay go to Dinorwic quarry! Hands down the most interesting hike I've gone on, feels like an alien landscape up there and there's so much history to discover about the slate quarries around North Wales. Parys Mountain is also worth a visit for the Mars like colours of the copper mines, and Penrhyn Castle is one of the better National Trust properties I've been to. For touristy things Betws y Coewd is nearby and has lots of nice shops/cafes as well as forest walks and a waterfall. Just make sure you have 30p in coins to use the public toilets! Cafes won't let you use theirs. The WiFi worked well in the cottage and the heating was really nice to come home to after being soaked in the rain, Netflix was also appreciated. Comfy bed and powerful shower! If I have to nitpick there wasn't any soap in the bottle upstairs and lots of dog hair was in the dustpan and brush. Other than that was happy with everything in the cottage and would stay again. Word of warning, the turning into the cottage is very very narrow, so if you've got a big car it might not be wise to attempt to park at the cottage (apparently you can park on the road outside if you can get a space). And the key safe is stiff, I couldn't use it personally so had to get a neighbour to open it for me.

    Reviewed by Rachel4.7Oct 2022

  • "Our stay in the apartment was just perfect!"

    the location is super nice for hiking, you can start your daytrip just from your doorstep, amazing! The bed was super comfortable, tv was awesome and relaxing in the evening, the couch could be a little bit bigger for two people, but other than that it was a lovely time that we spent there. I would definitely come back again!

    Reviewed by Barbara5.0Aug 2022

  • "A fabulous little place, decorated to a high standard - the extra touches such as prosecco, biscuits, milk and spread were most welcome."

    Not an issue, but I would point out that the roads in the village are quite narrow, so would not be good if you drive a larger vehicle. Would definitely stay again if I was in the area.

    Reviewed by Chris5.0Jul 2022

  • "Very easy to find with satnav and in a beautiful location ideal for days out on the coast, Anglesey and Snowdonia."

    We were welcomed with a hamper of essentials and goodies (we are vegan and gluten intolerant but it was a nice touch) and the cottage was absolutely spotless. I would recommend this to a single traveller who wants to treat themselves or for a couple looking for a cozy retreat. Two things that seemed to be missing were a chopping board and something to dry clothing on. The king size bed would be too soft for me for any longer than a few days but that's my personal requirement. Otherwise, I really can't fault this property at all. The view from the very short walk behind the cottage is absolutely stunning and on the second night we were treated to an amazing sunset from above the clouds which really set the tone for our stay here. Two very satisfied customers.

    Reviewed by Darren4.4Jul 2022

  • "A delightful little cottage, beautifully renovated to a very high standard."

    Ideal base to explore the area , we had great days out at National Trust properties plus wonderful mountain scenery and a lovely coastline.

    Reviewed by Judith5.0Jul 2022

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Summary

  • One double bedroom with en-suite walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
  • Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
  • Gas central heating
  • Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine
  • Smart TV, Netflix, Prime, WiFi
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Off-road parking for 1 car
  • Front patio with furniture
  • Note: one small dog
  • Sorry no smoking
  • Shop and pub 0.2 miles

The property

Tucked away in the village of Rachub near Bethesda in North Wales, is this stylish, one-bedroom home, 3 Cae Chwarel.

Well-presented with spotlight ceilings and a contemporary kitchen, this mid-terrace accommodation is ideal for a couple looking to explore the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park.

Leave your vehicle in an off-road parking space before locating the light grey home, where you will step into the open-plan living space.

Treat your other half to a home-cooked meal in the shaker-style kitchen, with an electric oven and hob to assist you, whilst your partner sips a glass of wine at the table.

Carry the conversation out onto the front patio, where you can unwind on the outdoor seating; afterwards snuggle up on the sofa for a movie marathon on the Smart TV.

After a busy day exploring North Wales, venture upstairs and find the en-suite shower room for a refreshing rinse.

When you're ready to rest your head, a double bed awaits so why not escape into a much-loved book with a hot chocolate?

In the morning, take advantage of the well-equipped kitchen to rustle up a home-cooked breakfast, as you plan the exciting day ahead.

Those seeking an adventure can book a thrilling activity at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry, or for avid walkers there is Aber Falls and Spinnies Aberogwen North Wales Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve.

The coastal city of Bangor is within easy reach, where you can stroll along a sandy beach, tour the restored Norman kitchens of Penrhyn Castle & Garden and sample delicious eateries in the evening.

Further afield is the royal town of Caernarfon, certain to entice history buffs with its medieval castle and a 16th-century pub, Black Boy Inn, to soak in the quaint atmosphere and enjoy local ales.

Whisk your loved one to 3 Cae Chwarel for a special retreat.

Note: This house has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250
Note: The stairs are very steep so care must be taken.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250.

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About the location

BETHESDA

Bangor 6 miles, Llanfairfechan 9.5 miles, Caernarfon 11.9 miles

Bethesda is a bustling town situated on the River Ogwen at the edge of the scenic Snowdonia National Park, making it a great base for an outdoors adventure. The town itself hosts everything you could need to enjoy a self-catered trip, with ten pubs, restaurants, coffee shops, and a selection of shops for all of your amenities, this well-kept town offers you a wonderful experience. If you're looking for entertainment, search no further than you're immediate area, offering you a children's playground, a performing arts theatre, and the tourist hot spot of Zip World, letting you explore the scene's of the areas old quarry by gliding through the air on the fastest zip line in the world; it's definitely one for the thrill seeker. Bethesda is also conveniently close to the coast, so if you fancy a beach day be sure to visit Llanfairfechan where you can partake in an array of watersports, walking and rambling, and much more. A car journey can also take you to the Menai Suspension Bridge, allowing you to explore the historic Isle of Anglesey and all of its hidden wonders. Within proximity of Bangor, Caernarfon and Conwy too, Bethesda makes an ideal base for exploring all of the excitement of North Wales.

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Note: This house has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250
Note: The stairs are very steep so care must be taken.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
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  • Christmas