Snaptrip says
Neuadd Wen is a highly praised cottage in Corwen, offering a homely and comfortable stay with quality bed linen, well-stocked kitchen, and delightful garden. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches, including welcome packs for both humans and dogs, and the proximity to local attractions and a friendly pub. The property is described as clean, well-maintained, and perfect for both family gatherings and quiet getaways.
Guests that stayed at this property said
The cottage is consistently described as very clean, with guests noting the comfortable and clean bedrooms and luxurious touches. The high standard of cleanliness contributes to the overall welcoming atmosphere.
The location is well-regarded for its peacefulness and convenience, with easy access to local attractions, a friendly pub, and scenic walks. Its proximity to various towns and the countryside makes it an ideal base for exploring North Wales.
Guests find the cottage cosy and comfortable, with a secure garden, ample seating, and a conservatory to relax in. The comfortable beds and quality bed linen are frequently mentioned, enhancing the overall comfort of the stay.
The property is praised for its well-equipped kitchen, high-quality details, and updated bathrooms. The presence of a log burner and the provision of modern conveniences like Netflix add to the enjoyment of the facilities.
The hosts' thoughtfulness is highlighted by the provision of welcome packs for guests and pets, though it's noted that such gifts are a kind gesture and may vary. The attention to detail in amenities and the effort to make guests feel at home are well-appreciated.
About this property
Perched in the quaint village of Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr near Cerrigydrudion in North Wales, is this superb, four-bedroom, 18th-century cottage, Neuadd Wen. Enjoying a fantastic location situated between Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion, easy access to the Snowdonia National Park, and an interior adorned with period furniture and original features, including exposed stonework, beams and bedrooms resting in separate wings, Neuadd Wen makes for a unique pet-friendly dwelling for a group or family of eight, plus their canine companion, who are embarking on their next North Wales adventure. Step into the property, where you will find an entrance hall to discard any coats and shoes after your journey, as well as a contemporary shower room where you can enjoy a refreshing rinse after a day of exploring. Be welcomed into the traditional sitting room, where you can kick-back and relax on the plush sofa whilst enjoying your favourite show on the TV, as the open fire crackles nearby. When it’s time for dinner, head through to the amply-equipped kitchen to whip up a delicious feast for your guests, utilising the electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a handy dishwasher for those fuss-free clean-ups! Settle down in the dining room to savour a hearty meal over a bottle of wine in the warmth of the woodburning stove, or if the weather is nice, why not dine alfresco in the private garden where your four-legged friend can stretch their legs? On cooler evenings, serve evening drinks in the conservatory where you can make plans for the days ahead whilst still enjoying the fabulous country views. When sleep calls, you will find a well-appointed double bedroom on the ground floor, a double on the first floor in the first wing and an additional double bedroom and an adult bunk room, served by a stylish bathroom in the second wing. Explore your local surroundings, where you will find the welcoming, Grade II listed Crown Inn nearby, idyllically located next to the river Alwen and serving tasty home-cooked meals and local ales, perfect for when you fancy a night off from the kitchen! Just a short drive away is the village of Cerrigydrudion, where you will find a well-stocked shop with a Post Office, ideal for stocking up on any essentials or ingredients to recreate your favourite holiday dishes in the comfort of Neuadd Wen. For those in your party seeking adventure, the Mynydd Sleddog Adventures facility is nearby and specialises in husky rides and sled dog experiences, as well as superb walking and cycling opportunities available within the surrounding countryside. Continue onto Bala, home to the expansive Llyn-Tegid, where you can take to the waters by paddleboard, kayak or boat, explore the lakeside museum of Byd Mary Jones World, or hop aboard a train at the Bala Lake Railway station offering rides with fantastic lake views. Venture further into the Snowdonia National Park, where you will find the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed; peruse the delightful independent shops, dine with views of the River Conwy and Afon Llugwy, embark on a scenic hike to Swallow Falls, wander exhibits at the Conwy Valley Railway Museum or enjoy a game of golf or two at the excellent 9-hole golf course. Thrill seekers will not want to miss out on the Zip World Forest, where you can see the sights at speed on the woodland wooden roller coaster or at great heights on a zip wire or tree top walk. For a getaway with something for everyone, look no further than Neuadd Wen.
Cerrigydrudion (sometimes spelled Cerrig-y-Drudion) is a small Welsh settlement located in the Conwy Valley in northern Wales. Ideally placed halfway between the lakeside resort of Bala and the picturesque Snowdonia National Park entrance, Cerrigydrudion is a great base for exploring the region. The nearby Brenig and Alwen lakes provide excellent walking, cycling, and wildlife viewing opportunities in this tranquil community. Within a short drive, the well-known tourist destinations of Betws-y-Coed and Bala provide an array of intriguing shops, inns and restaurants as well as a variety of outdoor sports, like as rafting and climbing.
Accommodation
Over two floors.
Four bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor double, 2 x double, 1 x adult bunk.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Bathroom with corner bath, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Dining room with woodburning stove.
Sitting room with open fire.
Conservatory
Gas central heating with open fire and woodburning stove.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher.
TV with Netflix, WiFi.
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Highchair available.
2 parking spaces available, one is under cover at the rear of the property, Extra parking is available behind the cottage up the farm lane on the right hand side adjacent to the children's playground.
Rear garden with patio, lawn and furniture.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 3 miles, pub 200 yards.
Note: The stairs leading up to the double in the wing of the house are quite steep, please take care.
Note: For short break stays arrival is a Friday or Monday only
Please note: This property only accept a minimum of 3 nights during April - September
Nearby points of interest
Reviews (26)
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Joanne
They left us a bottle of wine which was a lovely.m, thoughtful touch and the guide book and things to do booklets really made it feel like a holiday
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Lynn
Plenty of room for 2 families like us. Rooms were smaller than they appeared on the photos, but still enough room. Only one criticism is that it is right next door to a small graveyard, which spooked us initially, but at least the neighbours were dead quiet lol. I'd definitely recommend this lovely cottage.
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Stephen
Once you get used to the layout, which doesnât take long, itâs a pleasure to be in. Lovely garden area, kitchen is great and lovely open fire all add to the charm. Ideal location for touring the local area and lots of great walking too. Very handy pub less than two minutes away to top things off. Would certainly come back. Thanks so much.