Pet Friendly Self Catering Holiday, Harlech, Snowdonia.
Harlech, Gwynedd
4
Bed
1
Bath
Country House
Property Type
7
Max Sleeps
4 nights
Min Stay
Tyddyn-y-Felin is situated in the Snowdonia National Park with many attractions near the wild Rhinog Mountain ranges and many lakes in the area. Covering over 823 square miles of diverse landscapes, Snowdonia National Park has something for everyone including Ramblers, Cyclists (cycle path on the doorstep), Wildlife enthusiasts, Bird Watchers, Artists, Photographers, fishermen/women, canoeists and climbers. Wild goats and their kids and spring lambs playing can be seen in the fields next do
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Features
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Books Games Music Library Note From Host: Smoking Allowed Outside The Property Smoke-free Property Video Library Iron/ironing Board Washing Machine -
OUTDOOR
BBQ Grill(s) Garden Outdoor Furniture -
PARKING
Free Offsite Parking -
INTERNET
Available In All Rooms: Free WiFi Available In Some Public Areas: WiFi -
LANGS SPOKEN
English Spanish -
THINGS TO DO
Bicycling Boating Golfing Kayaking -
ACCESSIBILITY
Area Rugs In Public Areas Handrails In Stairways If You Have Requests For Specific Accessibility Needs, Please Contact The Property Using The Information On The Reservation Confirmation Received After Booking. This Property Does Not Have Elevators Tile Flooring In Public Areas Upper Floors Accessible By Stairs Only -
GUEST SERVICES
Laundry Facilities Snow Sports Gear -
FAMILY FRIENDLY
Children's Games DVD Player Kitchen Kitchenette Laundry Facilities Microwave Refrigerator Separate Living Room -
ACTIVITIES NEARBY
Beach Access Birdwatching Cave Exploring Cycling Fishing Fitness Center Access Golfing Hiking/biking Trails Horse Riding Hunting Jet Skiing Kayaking Motor Boating Mountain Biking Mountain Climbing Parasailing Rafting Rock Climbing Sailing Scuba Diving Skiing Snorkeling Snowboarding Surfing/body Boarding Swimming Water Skiing Wildlife And Game Walks Windsurfing -
BEDROOM
Bed Sheets Heating -
BATHROOM
Bathtub Toilet Paper -
ENTERTAINMENT
DVD Player TV -
FOOD AND DRINK
Coffee/tea Maker Cookware/dishes/utensils Dishwasher Electric Kettle Kitchen Kitchenette Microwave Oven Paper Towels Refrigerator Stovetop Toaster
Check-in : 04:00 PM
Check-out : 10:00 AM
No Wheelchair
No smoking
No pets
Children allowed
Max occupancy : 7
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Daniella N.
Submitted Sep 17, 2025
Stayed Aug 25, 2025Family friendly, beautiful area. Historic property. Host very helpful and welcoming.
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Sarah N.
Submitted Aug 19, 2023
Stayed Jul 29, 2023Very quiet, apart from the goats and cows. Beautiful views from the house, even more stunning views in the surrounding area. Heulwen was very accomodating and my Mum was so pleased with the rhubarb and made a yummy rhubarb crumble. Cottage decor was lovely, very clean and tidy. Well equipped kitchen and beautiful garden.
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Christine F.
Submitted Jun 24, 2023
Stayed Jun 17, 2023Tyddyn y Felin is a charming old cottage by ancient Water Mill. We were taken aback by the tremendous views towards the Rhinog’s from the old mill pond above the cottage. If you like tranquility and scenic beauty, this is the place for you. The cottage is very comfortable. Heulwen lived nearby and offered help and advice which was appreciated. We hope to return in the near future. Chris & family.
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Julie R.
Submitted Sep 20, 2022
Stayed Sep 10, 2022We loved our stay, what a beautiful place in a beautiful setting. Heulwen and William were most welcoming out us and our dog Red! We will definitely look to return in the future and I highly recommend to everyone thank you! We shall return!
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Clare B.
Submitted Aug 30, 2022
Stayed Aug 20, 2022We had a fantastic time in this beautiful area. The property is convenient for the beaches and the mountains. The house had loads of character and the owner couldn’t have been more helpful.
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Shirin H.
Submitted May 31, 2022
Stayed May 21, 2022We had a lovely relaxing week waking and exploring the area. We loved the house and Heulwen was very welcoming and helpful. Our dogs were also made very welcome and there is a good enclosed area for them to use as well as lovely walking from the house. We hope to come back to visit again soon.
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Claire Y.
Submitted Sep 16, 2021
Stayed Sep 5, 2021We spent a week in September and were lucky to have fabulous weather. This allowed us to take advantage of nearby swimming possibilities at Harlech beach, Cwm Bychan lake and nearby Barmouth. Heulwen is a great host. She was very attentive and also offered good advice as to what local places to visit. It is a unique property in a beautiful location with adequate accommodation for five adults and our cocker Hamish. The electricity reading was simple and not too expensive when we remembered to turn the heaters off overnight! Harlech is a beautiful town with lots of interesting eateries and shops. The bistro in the castle square comes highly recommended but do book first as we found it full. Outdoor area is lovely with views of the surrounding hills/mountains.
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Submitted Aug 29, 2021
Stayed Aug 21, 2021Superb location offering beautiful beaches and mountaineaus scenery. Cottage is a bit dark and no way to dry wet clothes if weather is wet. Two hobs on stove not working.
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Meehan R.
Submitted Jul 15, 2021
Stayed Jul 3, 2021Heulwen’s detailed instructions enabled us to find her fantastic hideaway without recourse to satnav. She was there to welcome us and showed us around her historical house and garden. Everything was as advertised, including a great wifi signal as mobile signals are lost as soon as you descend from the hill drive to the house. The house is very picturesque, with a well-kept and beautiful garden that can be used for outside eating. Inside is very comfortable for living, sleeping, cooking and washing. We loved it. The walk down into Harlech is great, with visit to the Llew Glas Cafe a must, you do you have to prepare for the climb back. The route to Cwm Bychan is a feast for the eyes with sight of a piece of Roman Road as a reward. Ospreys may be sighted along with lots of intelligent sheep and interesting houses, always remember to close the gates. It’s a great starting place for visits up and down the coast and nearby beaches, though parking can be expensive. All in all, highly recommended for a get-away stay, as it is Wales, always have rain gear handy.
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Claudia S.
Submitted Jun 26, 2021
Stayed Jun 19, 2021Absolute gorgeous old house with so much character. The surrounding area was just as beautiful and peaceful. We really didn't want to come home. Gonna miss the noise of the animals and sitting by the pond in the sun and peace.
