Once the servant's quarters to the main house next door, this cottage is now a cosy hideaway in the heart of the Lledr Valley. Every inch here is packed with charm – we love how the owners have preserved all the characterful features, including the traditional slate floor, wooden beams, exposed stone and the servant's bell system still on display in the entranceway. This is a home where you can kick off your shoes and truly relax. On chilly evenings, nothing is lovelier than snuggling up in front of the wood burner with a glass of wine and a good book. Later on, dig into a delicious dinner prepared using locally-sourced ingredients – lamb is a favourite in this neck-of-the-woods – before climbing into the original cast iron four-poster bed for a good night's sleep. Summertime is the perfect excuse to explore the shared Victorian gardens. Admire the stunning valley views with an alfresco cocktail or fire up the barbecue and dine in the late-evening sun as the river meanders by. You'll also have access to the leisure facilities of a nearby hotel about a ten-minute walk away, including a heated indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and gym. Speaking of location, you're...Read more just a short stroll from the bustling tourist village of Betws-y-Coed. Whether you fancy treks through the lush Gwydyr Forest, mountain biking across Snowdonia National Park or a laid-back day spent shopping, dining and exploring Betws' idyllic high street, you'll have plenty nearby to keep you busy.Read less

Additional fees

• Your host also looks after the former gentleman's residence next door, and you may be able to book them together to accommodate larger groups – please ask for more information

• Your host provides logs for the wood burner for an additional fee

Additional fees subject to a 3.5% handling charge.