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Holiday rentals in Snowdon

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A serene view of the Menai Straits is captured, showcasing calm waters reflecting the surrounding greenery and distant hills. Coastal homes line the edge, while a seagull is perched nearby, adding a touch of wildlife to the tranquil scene.
Flat in Y Felinheli
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 293 reviews

1 Bron Menai is … ‘THE VIEW

'THE VIEW' is a stunningly located contemporary FIRST FLOOR apartment! We can sleep 4 or even 8 guests if booked together with our no. 2 ‘THE VIEW’ on the ground floor! Lounge back on the sofa, and gaze out on to the whole of Anglesey and all the way down the famous waters of the Menai Straits. Just minutes from the A55 it’s the perfect hub to explore the wonders of both Anglesey and Snowdonia 'THE VIEW' is your perfect dream get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life and relax!

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Barn in Llanberis
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 957 reviews

Beautiful Welsh barn at the foot of Snowdon

The Barn is situated in a stunning and idyllic location surrounded by nature, and yet within easy access to the village and the start of the main Snowdon footpath.The Barn has been sensitively restored and maintains many of it's original features,including crog loft (upstairs sleeping area with limited head room, accessed via steep stairs) and exposed beam ceilings, kitchen area and bathroom with free standing bath. Within close proximity to Zip World, Caernarfon, local beaches, and waterfalls

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A scenic entrance features a stone house nestled amid lush greenery, with vibrant flowers adding color to the landscape. A gated driveway leads to the property, framed by trees and shrubs, under a sky painted with soft shades of pink and purple at sunset.
Home in Beddgelert
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Glasfryn House with hot tub and private woodland

Beautiful spacious house in Beddgelert with option of wood fired hot tub (additional one off fee of £50). EV charger installed. 3 bedrooms, open plan kitchen diner, stunning 24 foot lounge with wood burner and bi-fold patio doors leading to decking area and gardens. 2nd lounge with TV, luxury bathroom plus shower room. Off road parking with secluded patios, garden and mountain views, 7 acre private woodland. A real gem of a property upgraded to the highest standard in a fabulous location.

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Cabin in Y Ffor
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 258 reviews

ARA Cabin - Caseg

Set on a family farm, the cabin is a peaceful luxurious retreat with spectacular views of Snowdonia and Cardigan Bay. Cattle graze in open pastures all around. The faint sound of the stream running in the distance that you can wonder down to through the ancient woodland. Enjoy views from Snowdon down the Welsh coast from a king size bed. The warm glow from the fire flickering on the pillow. The large rainfall shower and warmth underfoot from underfloor heating perfect on a cold evening.

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An open plan living area features high ceilings with ornate wooden beams. Two leather Chesterfield sofas are positioned around a wooden coffee table, while a dining table for six is visible. Large Velux windows provide mountain views, and an antique chapel window adds character.
Home in Llanberis
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Capel Bethel, Dolbadarn Converted Chapel, sleeps 6

A unique dog friendly chapel conversion in the heart of Llanberis, ready for all those who wish to explore Snowdonia. The chapel has been restored sensitively and beautifully into two self-contained holiday homes: Dolbadarn (sleeps 6) and Padarn (sleeps 6/8). This is the booking page for Dolbadarn. Dolbadarn has a spacious open plan living area with kitchen, dining and living room. There are 3 bedrooms, 1 en-suite and 1 bathroom. Private parking for 1 car, free on street parking nearby.

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An open-plan living area features a cozy seating arrangement with two blue chairs and a light wood coffee table, adorned with a vase of dried flowers and snacks. In the background, a dining table with wooden chairs and a well-equipped kitchen are visible.
Cottage in Llanddaniel
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

Barn Conversion & Outdoor Sauna -beaches15mins

Traditional Welsh cottage 10 mins drive from Menai Bridge, only 15 mins from Newborough & Beaumaris, as well the beautiful Anglesey Coastal path, and many stunning beaches like Rhosneigr, Rhoscolyn, Treaddur Bay & Benllech. Also ideal for accessing the mountains of Snowdonia and attractions like Zip World. The Cowshed- Beudy Hologwyn, is a boutique style barn conversion refurbished with all modern facilities tucked at the end of a quiet farm track with stunning mountain views.

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An outdoor patio area features a wooden table with two benches, set against a stunning view of the landscape. A fire pit with logs stands nearby, surrounded by green grass and stone walls. Bright clouds drift across the blue sky, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
Shepherd’s hut in Gwynedd
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 391 reviews

Gwenlli Shepherds Hut

Here is our newly completed shepherds Hut -Gwenlli a welsh name that depicts the view of Bardsey Island on the horizon. Situated in a peaceful corner of our field, nestled in the hills above the small village of Talybont in Snowdonia. Overlooking cardigan bay and boasting panaramic views from the Snowdon mountain range in the north to witnessing a memorable sunset over the Lleyn peninsula with a drink in your hand whilst relaxing in the easy to use electric jacuzzi hot tub.

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The newly built house, featuring modern architecture, is surrounded by lush greenery and dramatic mountain views. The exterior blends stone and white walls, while a spacious lawn borders a fenced area with scenic vistas. Padarn Lake is visible beyond the property.
Home in Llanberis
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Arlyn, Padarn Lake Viewpoint in Snowdonia.

Newly built house located on the doorstep of arguably Wales' best asset - Snowdonia National Park, yards from a well known viewing point of Padarn Lake with dramatic views towards Snowdon. It is surrounded by countryside, woodland and dramatic mountains. 2.5 miles from Llanberis/mount Snowdon. 5.8 from the historic town of Caernarfon. 10 miles from Zip World. Perfect for families and groups that wants to visit and explore beautiful North Wales.

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Cabin in Newborough
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

And Caban at Llety, Llanddwyn

A brand new, beautifully designed modern cabin for two near Llanddwyn beach, Anglesey. Set in its own private space on our smallholding near Llanddwyn, Newborough, Anglesey. Warm birch ply interiors, oak floors, a luxurious super king bed, spa-like freestanding bath with a view, and big south-facing windows create a calm, contemporary retreat. Close to forest, beach and coastal walks, it’s a peaceful place to switch off, explore and slow down.

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A traditional stone cottage is nestled on the riverbank, surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees. A clear stream gently flows in the foreground, while the cottage displays a charming façade. The landscaped garden features a wooden bench inviting moments of relaxation amidst nature.
Cottage in Ffestiniog
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Charming Riverside Cottage Snowdonia National Park

Truly idyllic is the first thing that comes to mind when opening the heavy timber gates to this outstanding property! Within its traditional stone walled boundary, you're greeted by the most tranquil and picturesque of settings on the banks of the Afon Dwyryd. Afon Cariad is a traditional detached stone cottage set in three acres of land on the riverbank and at the foot of a beautiful nature trail and nature reserve - Coed Cymerau.

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The exterior of a 17th-century cottage showcases whitewashed stone walls under a slate roof. A green door and several windows are present. Surrounding greenery and a gated wooden fence contribute to the tranquil setting, while the backdrop features rolling hills and autumn foliage.
Cottage in Beddgelert
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

Warm and peaceful Snowdonia cottage with hot tub

A secluded hideaway set in the wild beauty of Eryri / Snowdonia. Nestled in the mountains with acres of space, a river and ancient oak woodlands to explore. The sandy beaches, mountains and attractions of North Wales are in easy reach. 100% powered by renewable energy, with underfloor heating to keep you cosy and an inglenook fireplace with woodburner. Exclusive use of wood fired outdoor hot tub. Discounts available for long stays.

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A charming stone cottage nestled in a valley, surrounded by natural scenery. The exterior features a slate roof and a pathway made of natural slate leading to the entrance. Lush greenery and distant hills provide a picturesque backdrop under a dramatic sky.
Cottage in Beddgelert
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 404 reviews

Romantic Couple's Cottage in an Idyllic Setting

Our valley cottage is ideal for couples. A small but perfectly formed 500 year old dwelling nestled in the idyllic Nantmor Valley near Beddgelert with walks for all abilities directly from the front door We have gorgeous views to sit & gaze out onto through the wall of glass from inside this pretty home The woodburner is perfect for those evenings of simply relaxing and enjoying the peace and tranquility together

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Snowdon located?

    Snowdon rises in North Wales, within Snowdonia National Park, surrounded by rugged peaks and valleys. The area is known for its walking trails, lakes, and historic villages with locally rooted culture.

  • When is the best time to visit Snowdon?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for exploring Snowdon, with milder temperatures and longer daylight. Cooler months may have less foot traffic and dramatic mist, though weather changes quickly at higher elevations.

  • What are some things to do near Snowdon?

    You can explore scenic walking and hiking trails, visit nearby historic villages, or discover tranquil lakes such as Llyn Padarn. Around Snowdon, local galleries, traditional eateries, and adventure sports are frequently suggested activities.

  • How is the weather near Snowdon?

    Snowdon experiences cool, damp winters with typical temperatures near 39–47°F (4–8°C). Summers tend to be mild, around 55–66°F (13–19°C), but rainfall is common year-round, so layered, waterproof clothing is advised.

All about Snowdon

Straight out of a fantasy epic, Snowdonia is as magical as it sounds. With a landscape shaped by glaciers, this national park covers more than 800 square miles of northwest Wales, comprising dramatic peaks and heather-strewn valleys, rocky plateaus and glittering lakes, and at its western edge, wild coast and sandy beaches. With a human history that stretches all the way back to the Stone Age, this Welsh-speaking land offers endless fascination, from pilgrim shrines and gold mines to Roman ruins and ancient castles, including the spectacular 13th-century fortresses — Conwy, Caernarfon, Harlech — that ring its outer edge. Its stone-and-slate-built villages can be just as eye-catching, from the medieval market town of Dolgellau to the Victorian seaside resort of Barmouth. At its center sits the stunning Yr Wyddfa itself (Mount Snowdon, in English) whose 3,560-foot summit is the highest peak in England and Wales.

What are the top things to do in Snowdon?

Yr Wyddfa

There are 15 peaks over 3,000 feet in Snowdonia, but don’t leave without checking out the view from the tallest. The simplest hike to the summit is a six-hour round-trip, but a mountain railway from Llanberis can also take you to the top.

Ogwen Valley

With lakes, waterfalls, and historic towns, this glacial valley offers spectacular scenery, and a gorgeous aspect of Yr Wyddfa itself. Its surrounding slopes, especially the craggy Tryfan, are popular for hiking.

Caernarfon Castle

Of all Edward I’s Welsh fortresses, this one at the mouth of the River Seiont packs the biggest punch, with impressive polygonal towers looking across the Menai Strait to the isle of Anglesey.