Guests say
Bryn Amlwg is a well-kept cottage praised for its comfort, including a comfy bed and spacious interior. It's an excellent base for exploring Snowdonia, with easy access to the national park and a short walk to Llanrwst town centre. Guests have enjoyed their stays, looking forward to returning, and appreciate the property's history and location.
There is insufficient information in the reviews to assess the cleanliness of the property.
The location is highly regarded for its proximity to Snowdonia and the town centre, though one review mentioned noise from a nearby zebra crossing.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, especially noting the comfy bed and spaciousness, but one review cited an issue with the heating.
The cottage is well-equipped and comfortable according to guests, but there was a mention of inadequate heating and lack of basic provisions upon arrival.
While mince pies were mentioned as a nice touch, there is not enough information to assess overall thoughtfulness, and such gestures should not be expected.
About this property
This quirky former Toll House cottage on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park is in an ideal location, walking distance to all the amenities you’ll need including eateries, grocery stores and a few local pubs.. All on the
Ground Floor:
Living/dining room: Freeview TV
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge
Bedroom 1: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 2: Bunk (3ft) Beds
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. . On road parking, 300 yards. No smoking.. All laid out on the ground floor, there’s a feel of stepping back in time in this Grade II listed cottage. There’s two bedrooms, one double and one bunk, an open plan living and dining area and a kitchen equipped with everything you’ll need for your stay. Along with a shower room with cubicle shower.
A few steps away from the cottage and you’ll find yourself by the river which is a fantastic scenic spot for a walk or picnic, there’s also the National Trust Grade II listed Ty Hwnt I’r Bont, a traditional Welsh tearoom. Within a few minutes drive you’ll find Lake Geirionydd ideal for paddle boards and kayaks, there’s also the famous Marin bike trails, and not forgetting the gateway to Snowdonia, Betws Y Coed. Down the coast also within easy reach is the historic town of Conwy with charming fishing harbour and many historic buildings to visit. Beach 14½ miles.
Nearby points of interest
- Welsh Mountain Zoo
- Zip World Penrhyn Quarry
- National Slate Museum
- Great Orme Country Park
- Penrhyn Castle
Reviews (9)
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Confirmed Guest
T he heating wasn't on when we got there and it was Freezing cold, when we put it on it was only on 15, we couldn't get warm, we had been travelling all night and are both Disabled which they were aware of, we had taken milk and tea bags which is a good job as there was none, you didn't know it was Christmas apart from there was 6 mince pies on the table, there is a zebra crossing outside next to the bedroom so toy could here people pressing it day and night, we came home early as we were so disapointed.
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Confirmed Guest
Lovely well kept cottage, with all the home comforts.
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Richard
Had a fantastic stay at Bryn Amlwg, an excellent base for exploring some of the lesser known (to me at least) parts of Snowdonia. The cottage is a short flat walk from the centre of Llanrwst, it had everything we needed, including a comfy bed that suited me for a good night's sleep after a long day's walking :) Overall highly recommended!