Chapel of Arts is a characterful detached former 19th-century chapel in Criccieth, Gwynedd, featuring stained-glass windows, a woodburning stove, a games room, and an enclosed mosaic patio.
Opposite Criccieth Castle and moments from the beach, this imaginative conversion welcomes families and friends for a distinctive coastal stay.
Enter the generous living/dining room, where separate seating areas present plenty of opportunities to gather or spread out.
Settle beside the woodburning stove as its glow falls across the room, watch a film together, or bring everyone to the dining area for a shared meal.
The kitchen is ready for group cooking, with a range oven, air fryer, and fridge/freezer among its practical features.
Continue into the games room and challenge fellow guests to a lively round of pool or darts.
A spiral staircase sweeps upwards to the first-floor mezzanine study, where a work desk and corner sofa form an appealing space for reading or planning the next outing.
Three bedrooms comprise a king-size with a television and two family rooms, each furnished with a double and single bed.
A bathroom and ground-floor shower room complete the interior.
Outside, hundreds of individually hand-painted mosaic tiles turn the enclosed patio into a colourful artwork underfoot.
Sit among this creative setting before stepping out to explore Criccieth Castle and the nearby beach.
Visit Porthmadog and board the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways for a heritage journey through the Welsh landscape.
Continue to Portmeirion, where striking architecture and garden paths invite a day of family exploration.
In Harlech, the commanding Harlech Castle provides another encounter with the region’s history, accompanied by dramatic coastal scenery.
Return for an evening of games, fireside conversation, and artistic surroundings at Chapel of Arts.