Monthly Rentals in Beddgelert Forest

I know we were incredibly fortunate with the weather, for a truly wonderful ascent of Yr Wyddfa via the dramatic Rhyd-Ddu path, and follow up forrest and lake walks, but the house was first rate whatever. Really everything you could need to function in comfort, home from home, while enjoying the stunning location. As a host, Joe was about the best there could be and I want to thank him for his freindly contacts. I can't recommend Iorwerth House enough.

We had lovely stay in Rachel's cottage, very private, far from cities and surrounded by only fields with sheeps and farm animals:). Cottage was warm enough, very comfortable, clean and it provided us everything we needed! The location is great for trips and hikes to Eryri national park (approx. 40 min to the heart of National park) and very close to coast with beautiful beaches and castles (approx. 45 min to south)! We would love to get back very soon in the future and explore the rest of the Nothern Wales. Thank you!

We had a great stay! Place is perfect for people visiting Snowdonia as walking distance from the routes. Property was clean, had all the amenities we needed and in a very peaceful area. The hosts were extremely friendly and always willing to help us with any concerns during our stay Would highly recommend to all wanted a nice peaceful gateway or travelling to Snowdonia.

A Perfect Snowdonia Escape at Garn View Our recent five-day stay at Garn View, nestled at the foot of the majestic Snowdon in Rhyd Ddu, Gwynedd, was nothing short of idyllic. This beautiful little cottage proved to be the perfect base for exploring the stunning surroundings. We found it incredibly cosy and spotlessly clean, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. One of the highlights was its fantastic location. Being right at the foot of Snowdon was breathtaking, and the convenience for accessing the mountain paths was unbeatable. Even if you're not planning a climb, the area offers a wealth of other picturesque walks to enjoy. The local pub, just a short stroll away, was a real treat. The food was delicious, and the selection of real ales was excellent. To top it off, the pub boasts wonderful views of Snowdon itself – a perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring.