3 Nights in April from £720.00. Dates available from 9th April

Croeso - Welcome to Tan Y Coed (Under the Trees) Come and snuggle up in front of the wood burner, watch the flames flickering and relax and unwind. Enjoy an invigorating walk or cycle along the estuary path or clear the cobwebs away on one of the beaches near to us - then head back to the luxury of Tan Y Coed. Waterfalls; mountains; beaches; forests; steam trains; walking; cycling; log fires; cafes and cakes - this beautiful part of Snowdonia has something to please adventure seekers along with peace and tranquility for those who like to relax. Make New Memories ! Lots of bubbles to soak away your day in the spa type bathrooms - then wrap yourself up in one of the gloriously soft cotton towels. Cook up a feast in the beautiful kitchen and enjoy your meal of local produce whilst looking out at the mountain views through the floor to ceiling windows. Then sink into sumptuous Sealy beds with cotton sheets, plump pillows and cosy throws - hot water bottles are provided too if the weather is extra cold! Peacefully set in the village of Arthog at the southern end of the Snowdonia National Park, the house has stunning views of the Rhinog Mountains and is ideally positioned for walkers and cyclists with easy access to the Mawddach Trail, Arthog Falls, Abermaw Bridge, beautiful beaches at Fairbourne and Barmouth, pubs and restaurants at Penmaenpool and Dolgellau - a perfect location for all of the family- including the family dog. 'Tan Y Coed' (Under the Trees) is a contemporary four bedroom holiday cottage that combines earthy furnishings with open plan rooms finished with slate and oak. Fantastic views beckon through the floor to ceiling windows with comfy sofas and cosy twin sided wood-burner to snuggle up in front of. Wi-fi and TV/Blu-Ray Player/I-Pod Docking station/radio and a mix of board games/books and dvd's to while away a rainy morning. Beautifully equipped with four bedrooms (3 can split to twins) – 2 En-suite; 1 family bathroom ; cloakroom - the house can comfortably sleep 8-10 (more if cots required) Sumptuous beds with cotton sheets, plump pillows and warm throws in light and airy rooms. Cot/Highchair/Stairgate/Baby Monitor are all available free of charge Luxurious bathrooms and en-suites to enjoy invigorating showers and fragrant soaks in the bath - then wrap up in soft pima cotton towels. Sleek modern kitchen with Bertazonni Range for those who like to cook up a feast and a microwave for those who like a break from cooking - fridge; freezer; dishwasher. Wood for the wood-burner and a hamper filled with local produce are included in your stay - along with all linen and towels. The spacious room in the basement with w/machine/dryer/drying cabinet also doubles up as a den with football table – ideal for the kids or Dads to let off steam on those occasional rainy days ! Off road parking for up to 4 cars, secure bike/canoe storage Private garden with patio and bbq area, garden furniture. Cross the road and enter 9 glorious miles of (flat) walking or cycling along the Mawddach Estuary Trail. Cregennan Lakes for trout and coarse fishing is reached through the hills behind the house. Coed Y Brenin - the mountain biking mecca with its thrilling trails is within 15 mins drive - the forest also has a host of walks the family and dog will love. Dolgellau is a short drive with its weekly market for local produce and cafes. Beaches are within easy walking distance (2 miles)- a choice of 2 - Fairbourne or over the historic railway viaduct to Barmouth - both are dog friendly Hop on the train from the little station a mile along the estuary path and take a spectacular coast hugging ride - north to visit Harlech Castle or the famous Italianette village of Portmeirion or south to Aberdyfi. Climb Cader Idris - and take in the views from the 'Giants Chair' then fill up on large breakfasts and home made cakes at the cafes in Dolgellau. Walk or cycle along the Mawddach Trail taking in the beautiful views to the George III Inn at Penmaenpool (the old railway station) to sup a pint of local ale whilst overlooking the estuary and the old wooden toll bridge or take afternoon tea at the magnificent Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel. Snowdonia has a collection of miniature and narrow gauge steam railways - 10 of which are within an hour of Tan Y Coed - from the miniature Fairbourne railway - (2 miles from us) to the Snowdon Mountain railway. The house can accommodate 10- but is equally cosy for just 2. Discounts are available for couples. Make New Memories !