Reviewed 29 Apr 2013 by Kathryn Mongan Rallis
It was wonderful and we would love to return.
(read full review)Reviewed 22 Sep 2012 by Jeannie Sutherland
A peaceful place to be with fabulous views... Very good, well cared cottage which has a homely and comfortable feel.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Aug 2012 by Paul Ellis
Arriving and finding the cottage down the path, then going out onto the terrace and seeing the fantastic views, something you never get tired of looking at...All in all one of the best holidays we have had.
(read full review)Reviewed 25 Apr 2012 by Sara Bannon
Snowdonia is a truly wonderful place and the cottage is in a totally idyllic location. We loved its stunning views, both tranquil and exhilarating and its remote feeling made it a pleasure both inside and out...Brilliant - we had such a lovely time and would love to go again.
(read full review)Reviewed 17 Apr 2012 by Anne-marie Squire
The moste memorable part was arriving and seeing the stunning view over Lake Padarn from our cottage/patio.
(read full review)Reviewed 30 Oct 2011 by Billie Ireland
Climbing Tryfan Mountain in the Ogwen valley and finally visiting 'The Electric Mountain' were the most memorable parts of the holiday.
(read full review)Reviewed 06 Sep 2010 by Vikki Skipper
The holiday was brilliant for us, my two boys age 15 and 17 enjoyed the climbing and the outdoor activities and found the scenery nearly as breathtaking as they did on their recent trip with scouts to Switzerland. The cottage had loads of character and was a very special place to stay.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Jun 2010 by Janet Ryerson
The situation of the cottage itself. Wow! The marvelous views and the excitement of actually seeing Snowdon just before we left.
(read full review)Reviewed 19 Aug 2009 by Helen Fothergill
Most memorable was eating lunch on the top of Mount Snowdon, and having breakfast looking out at the incredible view every morning was magical.
(read full review)Reviewed 29 Jul 2009 by Linda Precious
Excellent, the cottage was very comfortable... The views from the cottage, the abundance of wildlife and unusual birds were the most memorable part.
(read full review)Reviewed 06 Jul 2009 by Anna White
The view was stunning and the huge window and door out of the lounge means that you get a great view over Lake Padarn and Snowdon.
(read full review)Reviewed 11 May 2009 by Bill Edwards
This is the ideal place to wind down and get away from it all. Wonderful.
(read full review)Reviewed 10 Apr 2009 by Alison Sauvain
Most memorable? Being in the mountains - fantastic location of the cottage, and access to the most beautiful coasts, mountains and monuments anywhere in the world. Discovering we could all get to the top of the climbing wall at the local centre (even stricken with vertigo!) - and get down again!
(read full review)Reviewed 17 May 2009 by Lesley Ramplin
The view from the cottage is probably the best to be had of Lake Padarn and the Snowden range. First glimpse from the cottage takes your breath away.
(read full review)Reviewed 06 Jun 2008 by Mark Walker
The most memorable part of our holiday was when we set eyes on the cottage we had booked! Brilliant! ...and then we saw the view!
(read full review)Reviewed 01 Jun 2008 by Julia Hadley
The view from the house was outstanding, seeing it every day was even better. It must have been the best view from a holiday cottage I have ever seen! I will always remember it.
(read full review)Reviewed 01 Nov 2008 by Jane Fenton
It snowed, and the already amazing views became breathtaking. We set off up the Llanberis Path, and even though we turned back about 3/4 of the way up, it was such a beautiful day and we met such lovely people, and the snow made everything so magical, that it really didn't matter.
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Mar 2008 by Helen Baird
Really fab little cottage - with everything you need and brilliant views from the living room and a great base for exploring the area.
(read full review)Reviewed 12 Feb 2008 by Fleur Ketley
Excellent....If you need a break from the daily grind and enjoy simple living, fresh air and exercise, this is just up your street. On the other hand, I'm tempted to put everyone off so that I can spend more time there myself.....
(read full review)Reviewed 12 Jul 2008 by Tom Knight
On the odd few moments the weather cleared, the view of some of Snowdon and the lake was pleasant.
(read full review)Reviewed 15 Dec 2007 by Emily Hasler
This is the perfect location for a retreat, not a sociable holiday. My friend and I used the time to relax, read and write.
(read full review)Reviewed 27 Nov 2007 by Jenny Hamlin
The cottage was absolutely lovely, a real gem set in the foothills of Snowdon with a magnificent view of Snowdon itself.
(read full review)Reviewed 07 Aug 2007 by Katy Evans
My family and I had a great time, we live in the city so the children loved being out in the wilds of Wales, we will definitely return to Llanberis and use the cottage again.
(read full review)Reviewed 27 Jun 2007 by Vicki Penny
Just go ahead and book it, you'll love it. Can't wait to go back
(read full review)Reviewed 04 Jun 2007 by Jan Maskell
What a fabulous week. Watching Snowdon from the sitting room (and bedroom) window - seeing it change from sun to mist and through the rainbow of colours! Walking to it, up it, down it - fantastic.
(read full review)Reviewed 20 Jun 2007 by Lisa Green
Lovely retreat, very private with great views of the lake and mountains. Challenging walks in the surrounding area with plenty of watering holes along the way to grab a coffee or beer.
(read full review)Reviewed 04 Nov 2006 by Kathryn Quinn
Most memorable part - getting two children to the top of Snowdon on a lovely clear crisp day. Their favourite part was preparing and tending to the open fire in the cottage.
(read full review)Reviewed 25 Aug 2006 by Matthew Saunders
Would recommend the cottage highly, particularly to artists & poets looking for tranquillity & inspiration & city workers needing a change!
(read full review)Reviewed 01 Jul 2006 by Jacqui Baker
The most memorable part was discovering beautiful little walks and trails around Snowdonia and Anglesey as well as having picnic breakfasts in the cottage's garden every morning.
(read full review)Reviewed 26 Jun 2006 by Leena Mooneeram
The most memorable part was getting to the top of Tryfan despite a fear of heights & exposure.
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