Swn-y-Dwr Holiday cottage

Swn-y-Dwr is a holiday cottage with a modern, contemporary feel, situated in the heart of Betws-y-Coed, The Snowdonia National Park. It sits by Afon Llugwy – one minute's walk from the famous Pont-y-Pair bridge and has extensive, landscaped gardens which sweep down to the river itself. The main high street is three minute's walk away over the bridge. Here you can find shops, restaurants and bars all in a unique setting, surrounded by the steep, wooded crags of the Snowdonia National Park. The space We have tastefully and extensively renovated the accommodation throughout to a very high standard, including wi-fi, plus a hot water supply augmented by solar power for its four bathrooms, three of which are en-suite. Swn-y-Dwr’s accommodation is over three floors: lower ground, ground and first floors. Main access to the property’s ground floor is via small steps from Mill Street/Pentre Felin. Off-street vehicle parking for six cars is to the side, from where additional access can be made via the side entrance to the rear door to the kitchen, lower bedroom, separate bathroom and drying areas, all of which are situated on the lower ground floor. Bedroom number two (which is not en-suite) is on the ground floor, adjacent to the front door and main living area, while the other three bedrooms (each en-suite) are accessed via a staircase to the first upper floor. There are no ramps for wheelchair or pushchair access. We also request that you use the rear, lower ground floor entrance after completing any outdoor activities, especially after inclement weather, and that you use the drying facilities for boots and other clothing. Guest access - Outside patio area with table, seating and barbecue - Extensive landscaped gardens to the riverside - Off-street parking (for six+ cars) - Secure bicycle storage Other things to note Within moments of arriving at this stylish and contemporary holiday cottage, less than one minute’s walk from Betwsy-Coed’s Pont-y-Pair bridge, you’ll feel as though you’re in an altogether better, more peaceful world. Swn-y-Dwr takes its name from the Welsh for “the sound of water” and it is this that creates a soothing ambience, forming the perfect backdrop to your holiday. You might also be lucky and spot the otter which has been seen on our riverbank, searching the pools for the salmon and sea trout migrating back upstream. The Snowdonia National Park and which give this picturesque North Wales village a truly Alpine feel.