Guests say
Arthur’s Cave in Machynlleth offers a tranquil and picturesque retreat with stunning views of Mid Wales. Guests praise its peacefulness, innovative use of space, and cosy atmosphere. The lodge is well-equipped and serves as a great base for exploring Snowdonia or enjoying the natural beauty from the comfort of the roomy bedroom. While some find the accommodation a bit cramped, particularly the shower, the overall experience is highly regarded for its charm and serenity.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score.
The location is consistently lauded for its stunning, peaceful setting and proximity to Machynlleth and Snowdonia, making it an excellent base for exploration or relaxation.
The bedroom is described as roomy with an amazing view, contributing to the comfort of the stay. However, some guests mention the accommodation, including the shower, can feel cramped, especially for taller individuals.
The kitchen is well-equipped, and there is a decent amount of wood for the log burner. However, the small size of the shower and the suggestion of a wet room indicate room for improvement in facilities and maintenance.
There are no mentions of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness, so this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Unique glamping experience at this stunning accommodation. Originally part of a Netflix documentary, Arthur's Cave - Ogof Arthur has been inspired by the legend. Located on a Welsh hill farm with captivating views over the mountains and valleys below. Cadair Idris can be seen in the distanceand is part of the famous Welsh Three Peaks alongside Yr Wyddfa (Mount Snowdon) and Pen y fan. Other walks are from your doorstep include Glyndwr's way.
Two inviting chairs and a wood burner in the living space provide an idyllic setting to enjoy the ever-changing panoramic views through the large windows, perfect for cosy nights in with a glass of wine and a good book, or a film or two. Through to the bedroom, another large window frames the views from the sumptuous king-size bed. Why not treat yourself to breakfast in bed as the warm, golden sunlight begins to fill the room and nature slowly awakens outside? The kitchen is well equipped to cook up a storm. The en-suite includes a rainfall shower, wash basin and toilet.
Step outside onto the elevated patio where you can admire the night sky as you sip your hot chocolate by the fire pit. This rural haven promises a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the simplicity and beauty of the area's rural charm.
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Reviews (8)
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Mr Johnson
Fantastic little 'cave', fantastic location for getting out and about around Snowdonia or equally sitting out the front taking in the views.
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Mr King
Perfect hideaway great location
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Mr Parsons
The views alone for this place are breathtaking. The panoramic view from the king size bed is beautiful. There's a decent amount of wood to burn for a few night's and the log burner inside the cabin heats up all the place which is good. As cute as it is the down sides are that it is cramped in places especially the kitchen and bathroom. The shower is especially small so the floor does get wet easily. A wet room would have been good instead but they maybe couldn't have been able to do that. Be mindful that a sports car with low clearance would struggle getting up the lane as it does take a good 5 mins to reach the cabin parking from the main road. Lovely little place though, very pretty and tranquil