Coedfa Cottages

19/08/2024

09/08/2024

03/08/2024

Happiness is just a cocktail away!!! Perfect way to start your week end at the Stables/Y Stablau in Betws Y Coed.
Family-run pub serving an eclectic, locally sourced menu and craft beers in a classic space. Has outdoor seating.
Opens 12pm. Dog friendly too!

http://www.ystablau.com

10 min walk from Coedfa Self Catering with pavement and lighting

03/07/2024

04/06/2024

Y Stablau/The Stables

04/06/2024

Delicious homemade desserts crafted daily at the Royal Oak in Betws Y Coed (short walk from Coedfa) The perfect ending to a perfect meal.

This was my naughty but very nice indulgence (surely calories do not count on Mondays) after a pleasurable day weeding at the gardens at Coedfa Self Catering-Thank you Royal Oak!!

10/05/2024

Did you know that Welsh language is part of the day-to-day fabric of the area.

Eryri's National Park is steeped with culture, history and heritage and I am so proud to be part of it.

Come and explore its towering peaks and breath-taking valleys. Find tranquility in its lesser-trodden paths and discover its extensive recreation opportunities.

Croeso mawr i bawb!

03/05/2024

The popular, trendy, bustling, tasty food and value for money-Y Stablau/The Stables.

The perfect way to end our day of cleaning and gardening at Coedfa.

A short walk from Coedfa with pavement and lighting.

Have a wonderful bank holiday week end.

12/04/2024

Join us for Sunday Carvery! 🍽 Served 12pm - 3pm.

1 Course £16.95
2 Course £20.95
3 Course £24.95

Click below to book a table online 👇🍽

https://www.waterloo-hotel.info/dining-and-bars/book-a-table/

12/04/2024

🐾 Happy National Pet Day from Y Stablau!

Saying we're dog-friendly is an understatement – we're dog-passionate! ❤️ We don't just welcome your furry buddies; we treat them like the true VIPs (Very Important Pets) they are! 🌟🐾

Share a meal, snap a pic, and let’s celebrate our loving companions in style! And don't forget to tag us at 🐾

Join us at Y Stablau, where every day is pet day!

12/04/2024

Wonderful location surrounded by National Trust and Forestry Commission land provides breathtaking scenery and views of the Snowdonia Mountains whilst horse riding, trekking or on an extended day trail at Gwydyr Stables located at Ty Coch Farm-approx. 4 miles from Coedfa

www.horse-riding-wales.co.uk

07/04/2024

We have done it again!! SUPERHOST.

Thank you again to the team at Coedfa Cottages for your support and to our Airbnb customers for your custom and very kind feed back. It means a lot to us!

07/04/2024

Llynnau Mymbyr have an iconic view of the Snowdon Massif, stretching out at the head of the Mymbyr Valley and flanked by pine forest that ends to the slopes of Moel Siabod.

The S1 and T10 Snowdon Sherpa bus travels around the Snowdon area and is excellent (bus stop 15 min walk from Coedfa). Stop at Pont Cyfyng which is the bridge that crosses the Afon Llugwy near the car park.

Follow Vivienne Rickman guide to outdoors places to swim in Snowdonia. Lake Mymbyr is one lake she suggests- maybe not today !!!!

07/04/2024

A stage setting on a grand scale with a jumble of white, ochre and pastel coloured buildings standing out strikingly.

The breathtaking beauty of an eccentric Italian style Village created by Welsh architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis with its picturesque estuary and the majestic Snowdonia hills in the distance is Portmeirion close to Porthmadog.

Can be seen from Ynys (village off the A496 between Harlech and Maentwrog) or if adventurous by kayak on the Dwyryd Estuary!
One can take the steam train and a walk from the station or park up and enjoy a splending day out for all the family.

17/03/2024

A popular lake with swimmers and one of the largest natural, glacially formed lake in Wales is the magnificent Lake Padarn, Llanberis.

The lake is nestled amidst some of Snowdonia's most spectacular scenery.

Towards the south eastern end you will discover the enchanting and extensive Padarn Country Park which covers an area of 800 acres which includes a quarry, industrial heritage trail and ancient woodland which are designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

There is also the Llanberis Lake Railway which runs along Llyn Padarn.

The park grounds are open all year round and ample parking on site. Approximately 20 min drive from us at Coedfa Cottages

 

09/03/2024

Honoured to be listed in North Wales Live:-

"This Snowdonia village is as pretty as can be, with its huddle of dark stone and slate houses and gentle river flanked by lush greenery. Being the gateway to the grandeur of Snowdonia, there is natural beauty aplenty. Llyn Elsi, Swallow Falls, and Fairy Glen are straight out of a fairytale, or you can venture to Cadair Idris for an exhilarating mountain hike. Give your walking boots a break and spend time exploring the village, too the Conwy Valley Railway Museum showcases old-fashioned steam trains, or you can hop from one cosy pub to another."

28/02/2024

Nestled in the twisting Clwydian hills is the small historical market town of Ruthin which is packed with Welsh history with fascinating architectural buildings from the oldest timbered town houses in Wales to a strikingly contemporary award-winning craft centre.

Ruthin is approximately 45 min from Coedfa Cottages

www.visitwales.com is worth visiting for some ideas on things to do in Ruthin.

Take a walk onto Offa's D**e to look at the Snowdonia Mountain range at a distance. Sea views and views towards Blackpool.

28/02/2024

New click & collect takeaway - Pizza Combo Deal!🍕🍕🍕perfect to collect on your arrival at Coedfa Self catering or after a tiring walk!

Order using the QR CODE or link below👇

https://order.tablesnappr.com/jAvhq32N/

Or call 01690 710411 to make a telephone order, payment taken at time of ordering.

Collect and takeaway from Bar1815 at the Waterloo Hotel! (5 min walk from Coedfa Self Catering)

Available to order Tuesday - Saturday between 5pm - 8pm.

19/02/2024

A must whilst staying at Coedfa Self Catering, described as one of the most scenic railway journeys in the world!! A once in a lifetime adventure on the Snowdon Mountain Railway.

Trains depart from Llanberis station and takes approximately 60 minutes travel time to the summit which is between May and the end of October (weather dependant) During the early season (March-April) trains run to Clogwyn 3/4 up the mountain. Round trip to the summit is approximately 2.5 hrs

There are two services available-The Heritage Steam Experience and the Traditional Diesel Service. Advance booking online is recommended.

Special 'Early Bird' offer available on the 9am return diesel service throughout the season

There are a wealth of car parks in the village of Llanberis. As an alternative please check out the Sherpa Bus timetable on :-
http://snowdonia.gov.wales

To book train tickets
Http:/snowdonrailway.co.uk

02/02/2024

Consistency is key when it comes to fitness. Do you struggle to keep a routine when away from home?

A regular visitor to Coedfa Self Catering, for some pre Christmas retail therapy in Betws Y Coed with her family and 4 young daughters is Elen Wynne, Holistic lifestyle, mind, body, health and Chek Exercise coach.

Elen comments that pilates is a great way to build core strength, improve postural alignment and balance which can greatly benefit our day/day life, improving both physical and mental control. Safe, effective, aids recovery, rehabilitation as well as prevent back and joint problems.

We are so very fortunate that Elen is available for Coedfa Customers to book privately during your stay.

Elen, also qualified as a Nordic Walking coach will also provide the poles, to help propel you to explore the amazing, vast woodland of the Gwydir Forest, under her supervision.

Book early to avoid disappointment! Her contact details are as follows:-
Instagram- elenlloydwynne
Mobile - 07824 818602

26/01/2024

Check out the Royal Oak Hotel, Betws Y Coed is web site/instagram for themed evenings. 10-15 min walk from Coedfa with pavement and lighting

royaloak_byc royaloakhotel.net

18/01/2024

Quintessential Welsh Winter experience. The perfect time to visit our National Park to enjoy the solitude and tranquility of Eryri

10/01/2024

Slightly belated but wishing you all a very happy and healthy 2024.

May we take this opportunity to thank all our lovely customers for their support during the last 22 years of running Coedfa as a self catering business.

Please remember your loyalty card when re-booking to receive your discount! Our small token of thanks!
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We are currently closed due to a refurbishment to meet the new Fire Safety Regulations and also some exciting new additions to Coedfa Bach (watch this space) will be reopening mid March.

Betws Y Coed may be a small area on the map but has so much to offer.

www.cottage-snowdonia.co.uk

10/01/2024

A Welsh village has been named the best holiday destination in the UK. Betws-y-Coed in Conwy is seen by many as the "gateway to Eryri" and boasts incredible views, fantastic walking trails, and glorious forests so we're not overly surprised it's been recognised by the team at Go Outdoors as the best place for a holiday in the UK.

27/11/2023

Elevated and peeping down at the Waterloo bridge is the delightful Coedfa self catering cottage.

The Autumn has come alive with a breathtaking palette of warm, rich, earthy and golden colours in the Snowdonia National Park with a crisp chill in the air. Slip on your walking boots, wrap up warm, breathe in the fresh air and soak up all the season has to offer.

Coedfa Self Catering is a 10 minute walk into the picturesque, Alpine village of Betws Y Coed, the gateway to Snowdonia with its diverse range of cafes, bistros, restaurants and pubs. Browse independent shops retailing in crafts, clothing, gifts and local homemade produce.

Visit outdoor gear shops and art galleries displaying talented Welsh Artists. The ultimate base to explore a slice of paradise for a weekend staycation.

www.cottage-snowdonia.co.uk
Email: [email protected]

24/11/2023

A popular and picturesque stone bridge, Pont Y Pair Bridge was originally built around 1486.

This bridge became an important bridge as people were diverted to cross the river Conwy at this point. This bridge is still a main crossing point for traffic.

The Waterloo Bridge was built in 1815 by Thomas Telford.

Lovely place to kick off a walk in the Gwydyr forest. Many of the walks start from here with small waterfalls on the river below and lots of sitting areas, a great spot for chilling out

12/11/2023

So lucky to have talented locals exhibit their makings at Betws Y Coed for the Christmas market at the Stables (15 min walk from Coedfa) There will be festive music with the Oakley Silver Band and an appearance from Cor Meibion Maelgwyn. So looking forward!