About Maes Madog Cottages

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Accommodation

A very comfortable and attractive beamed cottage enjoying countryside views. Open plan sitting/dining room with fitted kitchen area. Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Full size bunk bedded room. Bathroom/W.C. (shower over bath).

Brochure Information

Code: W7097
Page Number: 303

Sleeps:

4 + 2 children + t/cot in Three bedrooms.

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) inc
• Elec inc
• Gas CH inc Apr 17th – Sep 18th (other dates £25 pw poa)
• LCD TV/DVD (Freeview)
• Music system
• Microwave
• F/freezer
• Shared laundry room with (extra charge) auto wm and t/dryer
• Highchair
• Parking
• Shared ground of 50 acres to walk by arr
• Patio
• Barbecue
• Bicycle store
• No pets

• Gas CH inc Apr 18th – Oct 10th (other dates £20 pw poa)
• Easy walking access

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About Maes Madog Cottages

Amidst stunning mountain scenery in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, these cosy and charming barn conversions sit in a peaceful hidden valley on the owners' working hill farm. Bird watching, sailing and fishing are enjoyed locally and also cycles available for hire. Betwys-y-Coed's food, craft and outdoor activity shops, cafés, restaurants and train station are just 1½ miles. The Swallow Falls are nearby and mountain railway trips to the top of Snowdon or seaside Porthmadog, castles at Conwy, Beaumaris and Harlech, Anglesey's sandy beaches, Trefriw and Roman Chester are easily accessible. Pub ½ mile.

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Stretching from the sandy beaches on the coast to the foothills of Snowdonia, Conwy offers much for the outdoors enthusiast. And there’s much for history lovers to enjoy too, as you’ll discover during your break at one of our holiday cottages in Conwy. The historic town of Conwy is a World Heritage Site and its castle, perched high on a rock overlooking the town is possibly the most magnificent of Edward I’s Welsh strongholds. Conwy is also one of the few medieval towns with its walls still intact. Aberconwy House is a wonderfully restored Merchant’s house from the 14th century and Conwy also boasts possibly the smallest house in Britain, standing just over 10 feet high. Our holiday cottages in Conwy are also ideally located for the charming resort town of Llandudno. Built in the Victorian era, it seems the 20th century has passed it by. Don’t miss the 100 year old Great Orme Tramway which takes you up to Great Orme’s Head, now a country park and nature reserve. It’s like the famous San Francisco cable cars. Away from the coast, Betws-y-coed is a noted centre for hill walking and the famous Swallow Falls are nearby.

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