Ty Newydd

Customer rating

4.1★

6 Guests
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Pets Yes
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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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Facilities and maintenance

* Based on a combined average customer score

8 Customer Review(s)

Emma
June 2026

“This property is in a stunning location with beautiful scenery, walks and activities close by.”

We loved exploring the area, swimming in the lake and visiting near by towns. We would love to come back and explore more. Unfortunately the house was dirty on arrival, dust, cobwebs, spiders and dog hair (I understand this due to being a dog friendly home). The oven didn't work on the first night, grill and hobs all fine, we did manage to resolve this ourselves. The sink in the ensuite wouldn't drain due to the plug being stuck. Shower door in the main bathroom was loose but again managed to ...

We loved exploring the area, swimming in the lake and visiting near by towns. We would love to come back and explore more. Unfortunately the house was dirty on arrival, dust, cobwebs, spiders and dog hair (I understand this due to being a dog friendly home). The oven didn't work on the first night, grill and hobs all fine, we did manage to resolve this ourselves. The sink in the ensuite wouldn't drain due to the plug being stuck. Shower door in the main bathroom was loose but again managed to resolve this. We did feel a little let down but didn't let it spoil the holiday. I think with a little more attention this holiday home would be great base.

- Emma, June 2026
Stefan May 2026

“We had wonderful holiday - cosy, peaceful, relaxing, enjoyable.”

We will be back

- Stefan, May 2026
Victoria May 2026

“We had a really good holiday at the property, enjoyed the peace and quiet of the location immensely.”

On the whole we had everything we needed, just a couple of minor points to make this a 5* stay. Bedroom 2 could do with a small chest of drawers and/or hanging space, rather than living out of a bag for the week. An inventory of items in the kitchen would also help, we never did find a baking tray or any tumblers in the kitchen.

- Victoria, May 2026
Andrea April 2026

“Six of us stayed for 4 nights in this cottage over the Easter holidays.”

The cottage itself was presented very well, lovely and clean and very cosy - the hosts also left us some crisps, milk and cake which was a nice touch. The location itself was beautiful, very private and ideal for walkers. Stargazing was fantastic! I would definitely recommend to stay here but with some caviats. We drove into the forest via Betws-y-Coed which took us in one direction to the cottage - it's a single track road with some steep inclines (no barriers) and just a few pull-ins (which you have to reverse back into if a car appears in front of you). It takes around 15 mintutes to get to the cottage on these roads, so you need a decent car and a very confident driver! We drove up/down 4 different roads from/to the cottage and some were a bit scary, so if heading to the cottage, you will definitely need the what3words app to locate the cottage and use the entrance to the forest nearest LLanrwst. Also, make sure you travel there in daylight - I don't think you'd find the cottage in the dark! The description mentioned having a 'starter kit' for the log fire, but there was only kindling in the log baskets (plenty of wet logs outside). We had sleet/ hail one night and it would've been nice to have a fire, just for the ambience of it all - so a few dry logs would've been good. The cottage was still warm though, so no complaints there. All in all, we had a lovely stay in a beautiful cottage - just be aware it's very much off the beaten track, but a haven for walkers and wildlife.

- Andrea, April 2026
Emma March 2026

“Over all we had a beautiful relaxing stay.”

The property is stunning and location fabulous- the drive is a navigation in its self but respect that it is a rural location with narrow lanes and access. The main living areas are of a good size, soft furnished chairs were a bit grubby, sofas comfy The kitchen area is well equipped but pots cupboard was extremely untidy which made finding bits difficult (never did find a baking tray), some of the cups in cupboard were stained and needed a clean before they could be used. The seal on the fridge wasn’t great and didn’t ever feel cold enough but freezer was fine. We were disappointed that there was no kindle or firelighters to start a fire in the log burner and we had to purchase these ourselves to be able to use, the fire also had not been cleaned out from previous uses. Once it was on it was a lovely cosy room The ‘snug’ feels like a forgotten room! Could be very cosy but felt a little like a dumping ground- draws full of odd ends etc. Took us a while to work out we had to turn the boiler on to access the hot water but supply etc was great and showers really nice once solved, having the bath available after a days hiking was a great way to unwind. And we managed to work out how to get the underfloor heating on There are two ‘instruction’ booklets in the property but both have different descriptions of how to use things etc Bedrooms were all very comfortable and clean. Good size beds and good storage on the twin room and en suite room, there is no storage on the other room. The grounds were lovely and a cuppa on the bench watching the sky was a joy, garden was fairly secure for our dogs (if you have little dogs they can fit under the gate) We did have a power cut on the Saturday evening due to storm Dave which wasn’t much of an issue except there was a torch but no batteries in it or candles (apart from 2 small tea lights we found buried in a draw), our only light was from the fire and our phone torches (it’s just a suggestion that owners might put a back up box together for guests) The walks from the property were stunning and plenty to choice from, the views of the lake also beautiful. Drive into betws y coed was easy and the town itself lovely with lots of places to shop and dine . Overall a beautiful property in a stunning location and we would visit again it just requires a few improvements to make it a 5* stay

- Emma, March 2026
Deborah March 2026

“Our holiday was perfect, exactly what we wanted so much so we have booked to return in a few months.”

I just wanted to report to the owners that the fridge does not work. The freezer worked absolutely fine but unfortunately the fridge did not work. The light didn’t come on when opening the door and the food was not cold. Please can you pass this information on to the owners? Many thanks

- Deborah, March 2026
Nick February 2026

“Beautiful setting, so peaceful and quiet.”

My wife and I and our Golden Retriever absolutely loved it and we covered over 30 miles walking in the surrounding area.

- Nick, February 2026
Leanne February 2026

“I want to start by making it clear we had a thoroughly enjoyable stay, this cottage is in a stunning location with loads of wonderful hikes right from the doorstep.”

However there were many things letting it down which as it’s hasn’t yet got any reviews I feel need pointing out to help improve it going forward. Firstly it was not very clean at all, the carpets and furniture all have stains and marks on and the kitchen, cupboards, drawers, crockery and utensils were all dirty, we washed all we used prior to use. The kettle was unusable, we boiled water in a pan for the week as the inside of the kettle was black. The seal on the freezer was absolutely horrendous, I had to clean it the best I could but it was split and difficult to clean and there are cobwebs within the cooker extractor hood. There were loads of cobwebs around the cottage but I would expect this in an old cottage but not within the cooker unit! We had issues with both bathrooms, the shower doors are not on the runners correctly and at time just swung loose and the lights flickered on and off before finally staying on, the light pull switch in the en suite worked intermittently. Though it wasn’t an issue to us the place was very bizarre, drawers are filled with all sorts of clutter from loose random batteries, used lip gloss, unopened post, dvds in and out of cases, lightbulbs, blue tac etc all just rammed into the drawers. We found a pair of glasses behind a radio and batteries missing out of some of the remotes(not the ones we found in the drawers!) Again we didn’t want to use it but there was no sight of the advertised PlayStation. The smart tv wasn’t getting a signal which could be expected in such a beautiful but remote location but there are easy solutions to this. On arrival the place was freezing and with no clear instructions left we had to find the boiler and the user manual and get the heating going, it did then get lovely and warm. There was everything to light the fire apart from matches! The under floor heating also was switched off and I managed to find the instructions for this in a kitchen drawer, under an apron and an old telephone in an information folder which I assume should have been left out! Again once I got this going it warmed up nicely but as this takes a while the tiled floor was freezing for our first night. It’s such a shame as this place could be spectacular. The snug was not at all snug and could be made into a great drying room/utilty area and just some basic cleaning and replacing a few items would really help as it is all looking very tired. Just be advised also that again this wasn’t an issue for us but the property is accessed via very narrow lanes and then a locked Forestry gate. To end on a high though the location of this property is absolutely stunning and we genuinely did have a lovely stay and slept well in the very comfortable beds. Great location, beautiful character cottage and nice and comfortable but sadly let down by a few easy fixes.

- Leanne, February 2026

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Summary

Three bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size with en-suite with bath, walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC, 1 x super-king-size, 1 x twin with separate staircase entrance
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail, and WC
Kitchen
Living/dining room with woodburning stove
Snug
Gas central heating, underfloor heating in sitting room
Electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
Smart TV, WIFI
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off-road parking for 2 cars
Non-enclosed front garden with patio, picnic bench and lawn
One well-behaved pet welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 3.1 miles, pub 2.7 miles, lake 0.3 miles, river 0.6 miles
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping Bond of £350

The property

Llanrwst 3.1 miles.

Ty Newydd is a superb pet-friendly property set within Eryri National Park, near Llanrwst in Conwy.

With sweeping views of the forest and lake, this welcoming retreat features a woodburning stove, and off-road parking for two vehicles, ideal for families or groups of friends, including one well-behaved dog.

Step inside to find a spacious living and dining area, where two plush sofas invite you to settle in for a film on the Smart TV.

The exposed stone fireplace adds character and warmth to the space.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a double electric oven, electric hobs, and a microwave, ready for preparing meals to enjoy at the dining table.

On sunny days, head out to the front garden and dine alfresco at the picnic bench, surrounded by forest views and a stunning lake backdrop.

For a quieter moment, the snug offers a peaceful corner with a soft sofa, ideal for reading or simply enjoying the stillness.

The property offers three thoughtfully arranged bedrooms.

The first is a super-king-size room with an en-suite bathroom, including a bath, walk-in shower, basin, and heated towel rail.

The second bedroom also features a super-king-size bed, while the third, accessed via a separate staircase, is a twin room, perfect for children or friends.

A separate shower room with a walk-in shower, basin, WC, and heated towel rail serves these rooms.

A shop and a pub are just a short drive away for essentials or a meal out.

For outdoor adventures, take a short walk to Llyn Geirionydd for watersports, or explore the breathtaking trails of Gwydir Mawr and Gwydir Bach, where you might spot local wildlife.

A gentle walk to the enchanting Fairy Falls Waterfall offers a tranquil experience surrounded by nature.

Further afield, enjoy sea views from Llandudno Pier, ride the historic Great Orme Tramway, and explore Victoria Station.

A stroll along Llandudno Promenade at sunset is a must.

Across the Menai Strait in Bangor, visit the iconic Garth Pier, discover the Pontio Arts and Innovation Centre, and take in the peaceful atmosphere of Bangor Cathedral.

Ty Newydd offers a fantastic base for discovering the natural beauty, history, and attractions of North Wales, with memorable experiences waiting in every direction.Please be aware that Ty Newydd is situated on a steep incline and features and elements both inside and out that require extra caution.

Due to the presence of steep drops within the grounds, water features, and staircases that can be slippery, this property may pose hazards for children and guests with limited mobility.

Supervision is essential at all times.

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £350.

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About the location

LLANRWST

Betws-y-Coed 4 miles; Conwy 10 miles.

Llanrwst is a thriving market town which stands in the beautiful Conwy Valley, only four miles from picturesque Betws-y-Coed, known as the 'Gateway to Snowdonia' and which is North Wales's most popular inland resort. Surrounded by dense woodland and magnificent mountain country, this is a haven for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. At Betws-y-Coed the River Conwy meets its three tributaries flowing from the west, and the beauty of the area is enhanced by cascading waterfalls, river pools and ancient bridges. Most famous of all are the magnificent Swallow Falls, situated where the Llugwy River hurls itself into a spectacular chasm. The village has shops, pubs, places to eat, miniature railway, a riverside golf course and the Woodland High Rope Activity Centre, and is home to The Snowdonia National Park Visitor Centre, as well as being the start of the beautiful Conwy Valley which leads to the coast and the lovely towns of Llandudno and Conwy.

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Reviews & Ratings

“This property is in a stunning location with beautiful scenery, walks and activities close by.”

“We had wonderful holiday - cosy, peaceful, relaxing, enjoyable.”

“We had a really good holiday at the property, enjoyed the peace and quiet of the location immensely.”

“Six of us stayed for 4 nights in this cottage over the Easter holidays.”

“Over all we had a beautiful relaxing stay.”

“Our holiday was perfect, exactly what we wanted so much so we have booked to return in a few months.”

“Beautiful setting, so peaceful and quiet.”

“I want to start by making it clear we had a thoroughly enjoyable stay, this cottage is in a stunning location with loads of wonderful hikes right from the doorstep.”

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LLANRWST