Cottage in Wales
5 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this cottage rental
Cozy, detached, three-bedroom cottage. Perfect for families, couples and small groups. Set in a sunny, south-facing, elevated position within Snowdonia National Park with views of the Cadir Idris mountain range and Mawddach Estuary below. *** Prices automatically discounted for 1 couple staying sharing a bedroom ***
Pretty Hawddamor cottage boasts mountain views from every window providing plenty of peace for that much needed rest and relaxation. There is plenty of space for everyone with a lounge featuring a wood stove with character stone fire surround, a spacious kitchen/dining room with all modern conveniences, mudroom for all the coats and boots, and a private terrace with hot tub, table, chairs, BBQ and firepit. The cottage is set in a tranquil, wooded environment in a small hamlet situated between Bontddu and Dolgellau on the picturesque, south-facing side of the Mawddach Estuary. Views of Cadir Idris and surrounding mountains can be seen from the cottage grounds. The local market town of Dolgellau is 2 miles and the harbour town of Barmouth is 6 miles with magnificent sandy beaches.
Main Features : -
*Quiet location
*Private Hot tub (included)
*** Super fast fibre Wifi ***
*Bed linen and towels provided
*Bathroom with bath and super high pressure shower
*Central heating
*Cosy Fire place/Stove with 1 complementary basket of wood supplied (extra available, £10 large basket. let us know if you need more)
*40 inch Flat screen TV.
*Open Plan Kitchen/Diner with modern fittings, Washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and double oven, hob and ample utensils.
*Attractive terrace
*BBQ and firepit
*Woodland & Mountain/Hill walks from the doorstep
*Discounts for 1 couple and smaller groups automatically applied
*Pet's accepted (small additional charge, please advise in advance if you wish to bring pets)
*Parking space for 2 small cars or one large car on drive
*Enhance your stay. Enjoy a Swedish Massage with our qualified masseuse. Covid 19 protocols observed. Enquire if interested. Strictly booking in advance and subject to availability.
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Southern Snowdonia is the best kept secret in Wales, where the mountains meet the sea, but not overrun by tourists. Cadair Idris is the 3rd highest peak in Wales with the summit offering breathtaking views of the sea and seemingly endless surrounding mountain ranges. Miles of deserted, sandy beaches still exist where you can walk for hours and see just a few others, usually with a friendly nod and a wave. The picturesque and bustling harbour town of Barmouth and market town of Dolgellau offer civilisation if any is needed! Both have cafes, music, seafood restaurants, galleries and antiques. And don't forget to give Mum a night off from cooking - treat her to a gourmet meal at the Mawddach Restaurant (advance booking recommended) or simply walk across the estuary via the toll bridge (£1/car, 30p/pedestrian) to the George III pub. And keep those toes tapping as The Last Inn in Barmouth has live music every Tues evening. Nearby Harlech Castle is a World Heritage site and sits high on a cliff top completely dominating the small town.
We recommend a car
There is also a bus stop at the bottom of the hill that will take you to either Barmouth or Dolgellau
Some rooms have low access, so you may need to bend down when entering or exiting if you are very tall.
Pretty Hawddamor cottage boasts mountain views from every window providing plenty of peace for that much needed rest and relaxation. There is plenty of space for everyone with a lounge featuring a wood stove with character stone fire surround, a spacious kitchen/dining room with all modern conveniences, mudroom for all the coats and boots, and a private terrace with hot tub, table, chairs, BBQ and firepit. The cottage is set in a tranquil, wooded environment in a small hamlet situated between Bontddu and Dolgellau on the picturesque, south-facing side of the Mawddach Estuary. Views of Cadir Idris and surrounding mountains can be seen from the cottage grounds. The local market town of Dolgellau is 2 miles and the harbour town of Barmouth is 6 miles with magnificent sandy beaches.
Main Features : -
*Quiet location
*Private Hot tub (included)
*** Super fast fibre Wifi ***
*Bed linen and towels provided
*Bathroom with bath and super high pressure shower
*Central heating
*Cosy Fire place/Stove with 1 complementary basket of wood supplied (extra available, £10 large basket. let us know if you need more)
*40 inch Flat screen TV.
*Open Plan Kitchen/Diner with modern fittings, Washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and double oven, hob and ample utensils.
*Attractive terrace
*BBQ and firepit
*Woodland & Mountain/Hill walks from the doorstep
*Discounts for 1 couple and smaller groups automatically applied
*Pet's accepted (small additional charge, please advise in advance if you wish to bring pets)
*Parking space for 2 small cars or one large car on drive
*Enhance your stay. Enjoy a Swedish Massage with our qualified masseuse. Covid 19 protocols observed. Enquire if interested. Strictly booking in advance and subject to availability.
FB Messenger : Hawddamor
If you need any assistance just contact me and I can come straight round if needed.
Southern Snowdonia is the best kept secret in Wales, where the mountains meet the sea, but not overrun by tourists. Cadair Idris is the 3rd highest peak in Wales with the summit offering breathtaking views of the sea and seemingly endless surrounding mountain ranges. Miles of deserted, sandy beaches still exist where you can walk for hours and see just a few others, usually with a friendly nod and a wave. The picturesque and bustling harbour town of Barmouth and market town of Dolgellau offer civilisation if any is needed! Both have cafes, music, seafood restaurants, galleries and antiques. And don't forget to give Mum a night off from cooking - treat her to a gourmet meal at the Mawddach Restaurant (advance booking recommended) or simply walk across the estuary via the toll bridge (£1/car, 30p/pedestrian) to the George III pub. And keep those toes tapping as The Last Inn in Barmouth has live music every Tues evening. Nearby Harlech Castle is a World Heritage site and sits high on a cliff top completely dominating the small town.
We recommend a car
There is also a bus stop at the bottom of the hill that will take you to either Barmouth or Dolgellau
Some rooms have low access, so you may need to bend down when entering or exiting if you are very tall.
Amenities at Hawddamor cottage with wood burner & ** Hot tub **
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
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Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2024
The beds were so comfortable, the kitchen and dining area spacious and the bathroom clean and lovely. The hot tub was fun and having a real fire at night was cosy. The area is outstanding with so much to enjoy, the nearby pub food was extremely good
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2022
A stunning location and a beautiful cottage. Throughly enjoyed our stay, the hot tub was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2022
Just got back from a weeks stay here
The cottage is beautiful and has everything you could think of
The views were absolutely stunning and the hot tub was great
We would definitely stay here again
6.0 / 10.0Average·Sep 2019
The cottage was smaller than expected but nice enough. Great kitchen area with everything we needed. Really liked the dining area with the great views. Well stocked with toys for the kids too.
There is a lovely walk going up past the cottage. However, the road is quite steep and narrow driving up to it.
My 5 year old son (who is usually scared of dogs) absolutely fell in love with the owners Spaniel dog ..Scooby! Quite possibly the friendliest and sweetest dog ever!
Good location for the Cader Idris climb...we did it in about 3 hours..spectacular!
One negative point - quite irritating to have to pay 70p every time we crossed the nearby toll bridge both ways to get to Dolgellau! Barmouth (toll free!) and Fairbourne were well worth the visits. Llanfair Slate Caverns was really interesting (if you read all the info) and the scenery en route was lovely.
It is such a gorgeous area with so much potential for numerous walks and places to visit, I could quite easily have stayed another week at Hawddamor!
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Top rated by guests
9.5Outstanding
(34 Ratings)
"The beds were so comfortable, the kitchen and dining area spacious and the bathroom clean and lovely. The hot tub was fun and having a real fire at night was cosy. The area is outstanding with so much..."
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