2 Tan-y-Fedw, Trefriw, Betws-y-Coed
Holiday Cottage: 3174 North Wales


Betws-y-Coed
Welsh Tourist Board:   4 star
Cottage's own web site
No.2 Tan-y-Fedw (Tan er Ved oo which means Beneath the Birches) is a self-catering cottage in the village of Trefriw, within the Snowdonia National Park and about 5 miles from Betws-y-Coed. Trefriw is a peaceful village and there are fields opposite which usually have sheep grazing.

Trefriw has a number of pubs/restaurants within walking distance and there are village shops to get supplies from.

The cottage has two bedrooms. The main bedroom has a Queen size double bed or twin beds and has views over the fields opposite. The second bedroom has a single bed and has views up the Conwy Valley. The cottage is ideal for a romantic break, families or a group of three friends.

The lounge has a stone fireplace and a wooden floor. There is a colour TV and a DVD player. The kitchen is well equipped with a cooker with 4 rings, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine.

The garden/patio has seats and a table to either enjoy breakfast in the fresh air or to enjoy a quiet evening watching the sheep grazing.

Highlights
  • Picturesque village location.
  • Within walking distance of pubs/restaurants.

Pictures



View from the cottage
View from the cottage

Facilities
Sleeps:   3
Bedrooms:   2
Cot Available:   No
Disabled Facilities: No.
We are happy to provide a copy of our access statement.
Linen Provided: Yes.
All bedlinen and towels are provided.
Pets Allowed: No.

Central Heating: Yes.
Fuel type: Gas
Open Fire: No.

Smoking Allowed: No.

Outdoor Facilities: Yes.
There is a garden/patio area with garden furniture.
Local Services: There are several pubs/restaurants within walking distance and there are village shops to buy supplies.

Directions
From the North:
Entering the village on the B5106, the cottage is about 50 metres beyond the Princes Arms Hotel, on the right hand side.

From the South:
Entering the village on the B5106, go past the Trefriw Woollen Mills and straight through the village until you see a brown sign advertising the Roman Spa one mile ahead. We are about 30 yards beyond the brown sign, on the left hand side.

By train:
The nearest railway station is in Llanrwst where you can catch a bus to Trefriw.
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Pricing and Opening Times
Seasons Open: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.

The tariff varies according to season, running from £290.00 per week in winter to £450.00 per week at peak season.
Short breaks are available.

The cottage is available all year round.

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