Guests say
Royal Oak Farm Cottage in Betws-y-Coed is highly praised for its cleanliness, prime location, and comfort. Guests appreciate the peaceful setting, proximity to local amenities, and the warm welcome from the hosts. The cottage is described as cosy and well-equipped, making it an ideal base for exploring Snowdonia and enjoying the tranquillity of North Wales.
Reviewers consistently mention the cottage's cleanliness, noting it as 'very clean' and 'spotless'. The attention to cleanliness contributes significantly to the comfort and enjoyment of their stays.
The location is frequently highlighted as perfect, with its central yet secluded setting in Betws-y-Coed, easy access to local attractions, and proximity to walking paths and amenities.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, mentioning a 'comfy bed' and a 'cosy' atmosphere. The peaceful environment adds to the overall comfort, although one mention of a less comfortable sofa suggests a slight deduction.
Facilities are generally praised, with mentions of a well-equipped kitchen and constant hot water. However, a few comments about confined kitchen space and the need for sofa replacement indicate room for improvement.
The hosts' thoughtfulness is evident in the warm welcomes and the provision of cream teas on arrival, which guests find delightful. While these gestures are highly appreciated, it is noted that such personal touches, though common, may vary and are not guaranteed.
About this property
A cosy stone-built cottage tucked away in a peaceful courtyard position, yet only 5 minutes' walk from the centre of Betws-y-Coed with its shops, pubs and restaurants. Tastefully restored by the owners to offer accommodation of a high standard, Royal Oak Farm Cottage provides a wonderful holiday retreat. The owners live in the nearby farmhouse and personally welcome visitors. A superb base for exploring Snowdonia at any time of year!
Betws-Y-Coed is known as the âGateway to Snowdonia'. Situated in a tranquil and picturesque valley in the Snowdonia National Park, Betws-Y-Coed has served as inspiration for artists since Victorian times, when much of the village was built. However, there is evidence of early Neolithic settlements and it is possible to explore the Neolithic Burial Chamber at Capel Garmon. In fact, the immediate vicinity has been home to the Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Celts and evidence of their tribes, villages and fortresses are to be found throughout the region. The village itself is well served by outdoor activity shops and you can sample traditional Welsh fare such as Welsh rarebit, Glamorgan sausages and bara brith in the inns and pubs that feed walkers and visitors throughout the calendar.
Accommodation
All ground floor.
One double bedroom with en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Cosy beamed living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area electric fire.
Electric radiators and electric fire in sitting room.
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer, TV, DVD, WiFi.
All fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off road parking.
Slate patio/sitting area with garden furniture.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shops and pubs 5 mins.
Reviews (44)
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Michael
A perfect base for exploring the surrounding area and the weather was perfect. The cottage had everything to make our stay comfortable so thank you
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Caron
We had a lovely welcome from the hosts at this beautiful cottage - especially the scones with jam & cream on arrival. The cottage was secluded which equalled peace & quiet. It was gorgeous inside & out, with everything you could possibly need to make any stay amazing, with a comfy bed too. It was a perfect base after day trips and local walks. We hope to stay again, and will be recommending the cottage to friends and family.
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Sandra
It was very clean and had everything we needed. Will definitely book again. The cream tea was a lovely touch.