Coed Mawr
Beautiful stone cottage in Gwydyr Forest with a log-fired hot tub and spectacular views towards Yr Wyddfa.
- Sleeps 6
- 3
- 2
Highlights
- Escape to a beautifully restored traditional stone cottage hidden among the trees of Gwydyr Forest, with space for six guests and the mountains of Eryri waiting just beyond your door.
- Sink into the log-fired hot tub after a day of exploring and soak tired legs while gazing out towards the magnificent Yr Wyddfa mountain range.
- Spend cosy evenings beside the fireplace, warming up after long forest walks and enjoying the wonderfully peaceful atmosphere of your secluded surroundings.
- Gather around the fire pit after dark with drinks in hand and gaze upwards at spectacular star-filled skies in an International Dark Sky Reserve.
- Cook up a feast in the well-equipped kitchen, fire up the charcoal BBQ or dine alfresco in the private garden surrounded by the sights and sounds of the forest.
- Set off straight into Gwydyr Forest for days spent walking and mountain biking along miles of trails before returning to your private countryside hideaway.
- Enjoy a wonderfully secluded location that still leaves you just one mile from the lively village of Betws-y-Coed and within easy reach of adventures throughout Eryri National Park.
You should know
- Pets are welcome by prior arrangement.
- The property is not wheelchair accessible.
- There is private parking and an EV charging station.
- Smoking is not permitted.
- Check-in is from 4pm and check-out is by 10am.
The details
Tucked away amid the trees of spectacular Gwydyr Forest, this beautifully restored stone cottage offers a wonderfully secluded escape with a log-fired hot tub overlooking the mountains of Eryri. Spend your days exploring forest trails and dramatic mountain landscapes before sinking into the warm water and admiring the views towards the Yr Wyddfa mountain range. When darkness falls, gather around the fire pit and gaze up at the stars in the magnificent skies of an International Dark Sky Reserve.
Sleeping six guests across three bedrooms, the cottage is a fantastic choice for families or groups of friends looking to switch off in the Welsh countryside. Traditional stone walls and a cosy fireplace give the interior plenty of character, while modern comforts ensure you can settle in and feel at home from the moment you arrive. After muddy walks and big days in the mountains, there’s little better than warming up by the fire and planning tomorrow’s adventures.
The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare hearty breakfasts before heading out for the day or leisurely evening meals when you return. There’s a dishwasher to take care of the washing up and a dining table where everyone can gather together. With two bathrooms, laundry facilities, heating and WiFi also provided, the cottage has all the practical touches required for a comfortable stay.
Outside, you’ll find plenty of reasons to linger. Fire up the charcoal BBQ and dine alfresco in the private garden, or pour yourself a drink and settle beside the fire pit as the evening draws in. The log-fired hot tub is the real highlight, offering a memorable spot for long, lazy soaks surrounded by woodland scenery and fabulous mountain views. With very little light pollution, evenings here can be particularly special as countless stars appear overhead.
Despite its peaceful forest setting, Coed Mawr is just one mile from Betws-y-Coed, putting shops, pubs and restaurants within easy reach. Miles of walking and mountain biking trails weave their way through Gwydyr Forest, while the wider landscapes of Eryri National Park offer endless opportunities for hiking, cycling and outdoor adventures. Head further afield to discover dramatic mountain passes, waterfalls, lakes and some of North Wales' most spectacular scenery.
Tucked away amid the trees of spectacular Gwydyr Forest, this beautifully restored stone cottage offers a wonderfully secluded escape with a log-fired hot tub overlooking the mountains of Eryri. Spend your days exploring forest trails and dramatic mountain landscapes before sinking into the warm water and admiring the views towards the Yr Wyddfa mountain range. When darkness falls, gather around the fire pit and gaze up at the stars in the magnificent skies of an International Dark Sky Reserve.
Sleeping six guests across three bedrooms, the cottage is a fantastic choice for families or groups of friends looking to switch off in the Welsh countryside. Traditional stone walls and a cosy fireplace give the interior plenty of character, while modern comforts ensure you can settle in and feel at home from the moment you arrive. After muddy walks and big days in the mountains, there’s little better than warming up by the fire and planning tomorrow’s adventures.
The well-equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare hearty breakfasts before heading out for the day or leisurely evening meals when you return. There’s a dishwasher to take care of the washing up and a dining table where everyone can gather together. With two bathrooms, laundry facilities, heating and WiFi also provided, the cottage has all the practical touches required for a comfortable stay.
Outside, you’ll find plenty of reasons to linger. Fire up the charcoal BBQ and dine alfresco in the private garden, or pour yourself a drink and settle beside the fire pit as the evening draws in. The log-fired hot tub is the real highlight, offering a memorable spot for long, lazy soaks surrounded by woodland scenery and fabulous mountain views. With very little light pollution, evenings here can be particularly special as countless stars appear overhead.
Despite its peaceful forest setting, Coed Mawr is just one mile from Betws-y-Coed, putting shops, pubs and restaurants within easy reach. Miles of walking and mountain biking trails weave their way through Gwydyr Forest, while the wider landscapes of Eryri National Park offer endless opportunities for hiking, cycling and outdoor adventures. Head further afield to discover dramatic mountain passes, waterfalls, lakes and some of North Wales' most spectacular scenery.
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FAQs about Coed Mawr
The cottage sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms.
Yes, there is a fabulous outdoor log-fired hot tub where you can soak while taking in views towards the Yr Wyddfa mountain range.
Pets are welcome by prior arrangement, so be sure to check before bringing your four-legged companion.
Yes, guests have their own private garden with outdoor furniture, an alfresco dining area, a charcoal BBQ and a fire pit.
Yes, WiFi is available throughout your stay.
The kitchen is well equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, toaster, kettle and plenty of cookware, crockery and utensils.
Yes, private parking is provided and there is also an EV charging station.
The cottage is approximately one mile from Betws-y-Coed, where you'll find a selection of shops, restaurants and other amenities.
Gwydyr Forest offers miles of walking and mountain biking trails, while the spectacular landscapes of Eryri National Park provide fantastic opportunities for hiking, cycling and days spent exploring the mountains.
You can contact the owner through the 'Request to Book' button on the Coolstays listing. You can then reach out and enquire about possible dates. The owner will then reply and you can book directly through them.