Thursday 17 May 2012
Rural Accommodation
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Looking for a quality cottage in Snowdonia? Siabod is a traditional style self catering holiday cottage in the grounds of Llannerch Goch near Betws-y-Coed in Snowdonia, North Wales. •luxury holiday cottage •sleeps 4 •non-smoking •no pets •pub/restaurant 400yds in village This newly converted cottage sleeping 4 is traditional in style and was originally a shippon. It is situated in a perfect position 2 miles from Betws-y-Coed in the Snowdonia National Park. The cottage has a well equipped oak kitchen/dining room and a lounge. There are two bedrooms, both of which are en-suite. The double room has a kingsize bed and roll top bath, while the twin bedroom has a shower. This comfortable cottage is centrally heated, double glazed, and there is a gas fire to keep you warm on those chilly winter evenings! From the spacious kitchen/dining area there are French doors opening onto patio area with garden furniture and magnificent views overlooking the Snowdonia Mountain range. The patio is great for al-fresco dining while enjoying the views of the mountains. The double bedroom en-suite is fully equipped with a roll top bath, toilet and basin. The twin en-suite has a shower, toilet and basin. There is also a toilet downstairs. Siabod is in a peaceful location in the grounds of Llannerch Goch 17th Century Country House with 2 other cottages with fine views towards the peaks of Snowdonia. There is a pub/restaurant 400 yards from the cottage. For more information on the area, and how to find us, see our location page. Ideal for that well deserved romantic break and visiting National Trust properties in a rural retreat where you can forget the pressures of everyday life! Please see our tariff page for availability and prices, and phone or e-mail to request a booking.
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| Things to see and do in Conwy |
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Conwy Castle
Conwy castle is a gritty, dark stoned fortress which has the rare ability to evoke an authentic medieval atmosphere. The first time that visitors catch sight of the castle, commanding a rock above the Conwy Estuary and demanding as much attention as the dramatic Snowdonia skyline behind it, they know they are in the presence of a historic site which still casts a powerful spell. Conwy, constructed by the English monarch Edward I between 1283 and 1289 as one of the key fortresses in his 'iron ring' of castles to contain the Welsh, was built to prompt such a humbling reaction. |
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Plas Mawr
In a town blessed with a wealth of historic houses, Plas Mawr reigns supreme. Conwy, enclosed within a ring of 13th century walls and protected by a mighty castle, is one of the world's finest medieval towns. In the narrow streets at its heart stands Plas Mawr, the 'Great Hall', built between 1576 and 1585 for the influential Welsh merchant, Robert Wynn. |
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The Old Bank Gallery Y Tabernacl
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Visit this historic chapel and view original paintings and textiles by local artist Christine Garwood in the school room gallery. Browse unique printed giftware using Christine’s designs on mugs and mats, together with handmade cards and various crafts. Commissions Welcome. Come and book to join one of our weekly art classes. |
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Bodafon Farm Park
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Wander around the paddocks of rare farm breeds and see the extensive aviaries containing owls and tropical birds from around the world or take a stroll along the farm heritage trail. |
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Conwy Valley Railway Museum
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The miniature steam railway gives a ten minute scenic ride over a distance of 1 mile. The electric tramcar runs from end to end of our site. Large model shop offers trains and kits in all gauges. Museum houses many layouts and lots of memorabilia. Self-drive tram for under 10s. |
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Great Orme Cable Car
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The longest cable car in Britain. Enjoy a ride on the Llandudno Cable Car during your visit to this beautiful resort. As the cable car glides silently from Happy Valley to the Summit of the Great Orme (679ft) a magnificent panorama unfolds breathtaking views of Llandudno, the Little Orme, Conwy Estuary and beyond. |
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Conwy Falls
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Stunning waterfall and scenery cafe serving homemade food, using local produce wherever possible. Plus stonebaked rustic pizzas with wine and beer also available. £1 gains entry to the Conwy Falls and woodland walks (through the turnstile at the main cafe). Designed by famous local architect Clough Williams Ellis. |
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The Olde Victorian Picture House
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With western, Victorian or gangster photographs taken while you wait. Historical research into your family name or crest or find out what happened on the day you were born. Open weekends and school holidays Easter to June then daily till October. |
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Smallest House in Great Britain
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The house is 72 inches wide, 122 inches high and was occupied until 1900. The last tenant was a fisherman who was six feet three inches tall! |
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Conwy Valley Maze
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World's largest garden maze covering around two acres set in a magical country setting with additional woodland walk. Maze contains many hidden surprises including 200 roses, butterfly garden, tropical garden, zen garden and others. Lovely cafe/showroom serving speciality teas - Italian coffee, fresh snacks, ice creams and paintings and statuary. Many interesting architectural items for sale. |