Cottage in Wales
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
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About this cottage rental
Stone Built Studio Cottage in Maerdy, Near Bala, North Wales - Peaceful Rural Location With Walks and Wildlife From Cottage Door, amazing dark skies for a spot of stargazing.
Comfortable, cosy with underfloor heating and nestling in upland-grazing land at about 1,000 feet elevation, this one-bedroom (one double-bed, sleeping two people) studio cottage has views down the valley and to the mountains beyond. The cottage has panoramic views towards Moel Famau to the north and the Berwyn range to the east and towards the Snowdonia range and Cadair Idris to the west and south. Located at the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park (on the edge of the Hiraethog region) but despite its rural location is closely accessible to the A5 trunk road and only 35 miles from Chester, 13 miles to LLangollen, 9 miles to Bala (with its lake and water sports ) and 18 miles from Betws –y- Coed. There is a local pub (the Goat Inn) within walking distance from the studio cottage and fabulous breakfasts and fine dining (lunchtimes and occasional evenings) at Rhug organic farm a couple of miles down the road .
Ideal for walks from the front door, a glass of wine or just relaxing in front of the wood burner in the conservatory enjoying the views or outside if weather permits; or as a cosy base to come back to after a day of walking or outdoor adventures with nearby Get Wet Adventure Company or White water rafting.
Amenities at Romantic Stone built cottage with Log burner
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Wales
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jul 2025
The facilities and location were in one word "fantastic"! The views are spectacular. You only hear and see some sheep. No cars or lorries driving by. Absolutely zen. Go get some hiking-routes, good food and visit the café's (like Eric's) in Liverpool!
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2025
The cottage was so lovely! It had everything you needed, the bed was really comfy, and the view was absolutely amazing! We also loved the goats :)
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·May 2025
Absolutely stunning location, I'm genuinely so gutted of how short my time was staying here as me and my partner were away most days from the cottage. Tŷ Bach was so clean and tidy, everything you needed was there. The water gets hot in an instant. Access and parking is easy for how rural and "cut off" you'd expect it to be. The main bridge was being fixed during our visit but it was still easy for both me and my partner to get up to it, which Mari kindly let us know about and gave me directions beforehand.Some people would say the wifi isn't the fastest or the TV reception might be patchy at times but that for me is completely expected nor would it bother me when you are in such a beautiful part of the world.Didn't manage to actually meet the hosts nor the donkeys this time around but I definitely will be back again :)Diolch yn fawr
5.0 / 10.0·Sep 2022
Fell in love with this cottage as soon as I saw the photos, and we were not disappointed. Charming, comfortable, well equipped, and the views are fantastic. We especially enjoyed the ducks that 'quacked' their way by to the pond. And can't forget the donkeys - very friendly. We would love to return again and again.
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9.8Outstanding
(124 Ratings)
"The facilities and location were in one word "fantastic"! The views are spectacular. You only hear and see some sheep. No cars or lorries driving by. Absolutely zen. Go get some hiking-routes, good fo..."
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