Tan Meredydd

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews

13 Customer Review(s)

Mr Millard
June 2021

“Location absolutely stunning.”

Set in a valley with walking in abundance. Cottage charming with lovely facilities. Garden a delight.

Set in a valley with walking in abundance. Cottage charming with lovely facilities. Garden a delight.

- Mr Millard, June 2021
Mrs Gooding April 2021

“What a fantastic and well equipped cottage.”

My son loved the fact that you can see Mount Snowdon from the garden and looked spectacular with it’s snowy top. This cottage is perfectly located for site seeing, as everything is about a 30 minute drive away. I would definitely recommend Tan Meredydd, and would book again.

- Mrs Gooding, April 2021
Mr Grilauskas July 2020

“Everything was cosy and perfect, nice little holidays house, nice and warm, very good location, calm and relaxing in between two mountains.”

Amazing. Definitely recommend to everyone.

- Mr Grilauskas, July 2020
Mrs Massam November 2019

“Everything was perfect.”

The secluded location, the cosy welcoming feeling as soon as you walked through the door. It was a nice little suprise to find we had been left a lovely bottle of wine which is just what you needed after a long journey, sat in front of the fire with the amazing view of the mountains through the window.

- Mrs Massam, November 2019
Mr Swain October 2019

“Could not fault in anyway.”

.. absolutely perfect cottage! So cosy and so beautiful ! 100% recommend

- Mr Swain, October 2019
Mr Jones September 2019

“The location is quite remote, however if you are looking for a peaceful holiday then this is the place to be.”

Great base for serious walkers.

- Mr Jones, September 2019
Mrs Morgan September 2019

“The cottage was very nice, clean and comfortable but the stairs up to the twin bedroom were very narrow and steep, so my son who has slight mobility problems was unable to go up them.”

Fortunately, as the bathroom was downstairs, he didn't have to go up them. My husband and I used the twin room and our son had the double bed downstairs. I think you should mention in the information about the cottage that the stairs aren't suitable for people with mobility problems. The location was really good, scenic and quiet.

- Mrs Morgan, September 2019
Mr Glover July 2019

“I booked last minute on the day and Ashleigh in the call centre was great.”

The location was perfect and there was nothing needed as everything was stocked and available. Restful and very quiet. If after a remote location to get away from it all but close enough to get into the hills then this is ideal

- Mr Glover, July 2019
Mr Wynne June 2019

“We had a wonderful week in Snowdonia.”

The cottage is extremely well equipped and furnished, and its location is perfect for trips out around Snowdonia and beyond. It is very peaceful and frequented by numerous bird species (if you fill the feeder :) There is a pub called the Cwellyn Arms not far away at Rhyd Ddu, which serves excellent food and beers. We thoroughly recommend this cottage.

- Mr Wynne, June 2019
Sheila Taylor Oct 2018

“Very cosy, everything there that you need and plenty of wood for the fire.”

Very clean and a very helpful caretaker.

- Sheila Taylor, Oct 2018
Sep 2018

“Lovely little cottage, kitchen well stocked, plenty of games and dvds, lovely gardens”

- , Sep 2018
Aug 2018

“Lovely cottage clean and well decorated throughout!”

Lots of children’s games which my 7 and 9 year old enjoyed on a wet day. Well placed to explore North Wales. My children enjoyed climbing the mountain “in the back garden”! Stone flooring downstairs so would recommend taking slippers or indoor shoes.

- , Aug 2018
Simon Clayton Aug 2018

“A fantastic little cottage in the most idyllic of locations.”

Newly refurbed and well thought out layout to make the most of all available space it's a Tardis! Even had a tiny bit of Wi-Fi. A perfect location for getting away from it all and exploring Snowdonia. Highly recommended.

- Simon Clayton, Aug 2018
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The property

Nestling in the Nantlle Valley, surrounded by dramatic, steep hillsides and watched over by Snowdon, Tan Meredydd is a superbly located holiday cottage for outdoor pursuit enthusiasts.

Snowdonia is renowned for its scenic, mountainous beauty and the Nantlle Valley has so much to offer from gentle walks to more challenging ridges, and there's also the challenge of Snowdon itself! "There is a palpable sense of peace and tranquility that is almost unimaginable in this former quarry workers cottage in the stunning Nantlle Valley." Mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, beaches, historic towns, are all so easily accessible from Tan Meredydd in addition to the attractions of The Welsh Highland Railway, Caernarfon Castle, Zip World and Bounce Below to name just a few. This charming holiday cottage has been sympathetically restored and is in keeping with its surroundings.

The wood burning stove in the sitting room and the wood-burning range in the kitchen/diner plus storage heaters make Tan Meredydd an all-year-round destination.

Summary

Two bedrooms: 1 x Double, 1 x twin
Bathroom has bath with shower over, WC and basin
Kitchen with dining table and wood burning range oven
Sitting room with wood burning stove
Reading snug room.
Night storage heaters with wood burning stove
Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge with ice box, microwave, wood bruning range oven
TV, Blue ray DVD, DAB radio, good selection of DVD's
Off raod parking for 3 cars
Enclosed lawn with large patio and garden furniture
Pubs, shop and restaurants 4 miles
Private water supply from a spring using a reverse UV osmosis system and is safe to drink
Whilst this property does not allow pets is is not suitable for guests with pet allergies
Due to the location, WiFi can be limited
Please note that access to upstairs twin room is steep - not suitable for the less able

About the location

DRWS Y COED

Mynydd Drws y Coed is set on the Nantlle Ridge, part of the Snowdonia National Park. Very popular with climbers and scramblers alike, although you do need a good head for heights. The valley below is ideal for cycling and walking if you don't fancy the heady heights of the ridge.

Note: The private water supply at the cottage is from a spring using a reverse UV osmosis system and is perfectly safe to drink. Note: While the property does not allow dogs it is not suitable for guests with pet allergies.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Drws Y Coed, North Wales & Snowdonia (Ref. 1008920)

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Reviews

“Location absolutely stunning.”

“What a fantastic and well equipped cottage.”

“Everything was cosy and perfect, nice little holidays house, nice and warm, very good location, calm and relaxing in between two mountains.”

“Everything was perfect.”

“Could not fault in anyway.”

“The location is quite remote, however if you are looking for a peaceful holiday then this is the place to be.”

“The cottage was very nice, clean and comfortable but the stairs up to the twin bedroom were very narrow and steep, so my son who has slight mobility problems was unable to go up them.”

“I booked last minute on the day and Ashleigh in the call centre was great.”

“We had a wonderful week in Snowdonia.”

“Very cosy, everything there that you need and plenty of wood for the fire.”

“Lovely little cottage, kitchen well stocked, plenty of games and dvds, lovely gardens”

“Lovely cottage clean and well decorated throughout!”

“A fantastic little cottage in the most idyllic of locations.”

The property

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About the location

DRWS Y COED