Vacation rentals in Nant Ffrancon Pass

4.78 out of 5 average rating, 532 reviews

The image captures a serene lake bordered by rugged mountain terrain, featuring steep rocky cliffs and a gentle slope of grass. The sunlight reflects off the water surface, showcasing the tranquil environment surrounded by the high peaks of the mountain range.

Guesthouse in Bethesda

Secluded Woodland Retreat Snowdonia

Detached annex in secluded location at rear of main house but not overlooked. Plenty of room for two, but has accommodated up to four: small, fully equipped kitchen with fridge, combi microwave, air fryer and hotplate . Separate bathroom, with WC, washbasin & electric shower. Free wi-fi, LED TV, free view and DVD player. Good 4G mobile reception - wifi 36 mgbps. Adjacent to cycle track (route 82) linking Ogwen Valley and university city of Bangor. Plenty of things to do for the duration of your stay in Snowdonia, with something for everyone: ** We are only 10 minutes walk from 'ZIPWORLD' VELOCITY - Ride the longest zipwire in the Northern hemisphere above the spectacular Penrhyn Quarry lake and reach speeds of up to 85mph - it's the closest thing to sky-diving without jumping out of a plane! ** Climbing & Mountain Walking - Snowdon, The Carneddau, Cadair Idris, The Rhinogs, Capel Curig Forest walks - Waymarked paths Golf- courses in Bangor, Caernarfon, Harlech, Dolgellau Beach/Water sports Dry slope skiing at Llandudno Bird watching, RSPB reserves at Conwy & South Stack and Glaslyn Ospreys, near Porthmadog. Llama trekking nr Llandudno Llama Agility Display, Blackrock Sands nr Porthmadog Portmeirion Italienate Village - setting for cult 1960's TV series 'The Prisoner'. Historic castles & National Trust Properties. Sorry no 'street view' available. Out of consideration for guests with allergies we have a strict no pets policy.

Cottage in Mynydd Llandygai

A quaint cottage is surrounded by blooming wildflowers, featuring a rustic wooden gate leading to a gravel path. The sky is illuminated with soft shades of orange and pink during sunset, highlighting the charming exterior and natural setting.

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Cwt Glo eco cottage Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)/ Zip World

Cwt Glo is a cosy and peaceful cottage for two in Northern Snowdonia nestled between two mountain ranges the Carneddau and Glyderau. Cwt Glo is situated in a small village near Bethesda called Mynydd Llandygai. There is private off road parking next to the cottage. Cwt Glo is Welsh for Coal house and the cottage was the place where the coal was weighed and measured. The property has been both a farm and coal yard for the local area. Cwt Glo is a semi sustainable/off grid cottage it has a solar and wind system however there is the backup of mains electricity. There is also an LPG central heating and hot water system. The cottage has a wood burning stove to keep you cosy and warm in the evening after a busy day exploring the local area. We also provide the wood for your stay.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 323 reviews

Cottage in Gwynedd

Perfect base for climbing Snowdon!

This comfortable, updated stone-built cottage is the ideal base for an adventurous break in the Snowdonia National Park. At the base of the Nant Peris Valley, one of the most dramatic in Britain, it is perfectly located for climbing Snowdon. The accommodation is great for one or two couples, or a small family. In our tiny village of Nant Peris we have a great local pub with ales, good food and an inglenook fire a stroll from your front door. Castles,beaches and adventures- Snowdonia has it all.

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 754 reviews

A majestic black and white goat stands on a grassy area, surrounded by lush greenery and rocky terrain. Its long, curved horns and thick fur are highlighted by the natural light, creating a serene atmosphere in the mountainous landscape.

Hut in Caernarfon

Secluded glamping pod at the foot of Snowdon

Secluded pod set in an idyllic location at the foot of Snowdon and only a 10 min walk from llanberis village itself. From the pod you can see snowdon and the surrounding mountains. The pod is fitted with a comfortable double bed and a small table, blankets and pillows are provided but please bring your own bedding and towels ( we hire these) The toilet & shower are exclusive and located in the old stables by pod Tea and coffee facilities provided but please bring camping equipment for cooking

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 211 reviews

A serene view of the Ogwen river is showcased, flowing gently through a lush green landscape. Wildflowers in pink and green foliage line the riverbank, while sunlight filters through the trees, creating dappled patterns on the water's surface.

Cabin in Bethesda

Welsh Mountain Glamping Pod, River, ZipWorld, Pubs

Newly built Glamping Pod set in a quiet back lane overlooking the Ogwen river. The pod is fully equipped with shower, toilet, underfloor heating, SmartTV, Wifi, bluetooth speaker system, kitchenette including sink, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, small grill/oven/hob. ZipWorld is just up the road and there are many local amenities such as a Tesco Express, a variety of takeaways and several pubs all within a few minutes walk. Bethesda is a great base to explore Snowdonia & Anglesey

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

A scenic view of a winding river flowing through a rocky landscape, bordered by lush greenery and steep mountainous terrain. The surrounding hills rise dramatically, with patches of sunlight illuminating the natural beauty of the area.

Bungalow in Bethesda

Garden bungalow at edge of Snowdonia, North Wales

Welcome to our cosy, modern & well decorated garden bungalow in Bethesda. The bungalow has a shower room & toilet, kitchen area with microwave, kettle & toaster (no cooker) & a separate bedroom. It has wooden flooring & is serviced by a combi boiler for those hot showers after a day of climbing in Snowdonia! Bethesda is home to Europe’s largest zip wire (Zip World) & is famous for its slate quarry. We are just a 5 minute drive from the mountain pass & 10 minutes into the city of Bangor.

Place to stay in Bethesda

A small outdoor area is featured, showcasing a round table with two black chairs. The scene is complemented by an expansive blue sky dotted with fluffy clouds, and a view of lush greenery in the distance. A wooden fence provides boundary and privacy.

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 814 reviews

Cosy bunkhouse

The Bunkhouse is located in a quiet hamlet and has a separate entrance keeping it completely private. It overlooks a meadow and the river Ogwen. A stone building now renovated and equipped to provide comfortable accommodation for two people. Bunk beds - linen - en-suite -towels -TV - Tea & Coffee. A fridge is available in a nearby outhouse. Well placed to discover Snowdonia, nearby hills, mountains, cycle paths, walks and climbs, and also ZipWorld Velocity 2 which is only a short walk away.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

A sandy beach extends into the distance, bordered by gentle sand dunes and sparse vegetation. The calm blue sea reflects the clear sky, with distant landmasses visible on the horizon. A few desolate tree stumps are scattered across the dunes, adding a natural element to the serene landscape.

Cottage in Bethesda

Beautiful Snowdonia cottage 2 mins from Zip World

This Grade 2 listed traditional quarryman’s Welsh cottage is incredibly fortunate to be located within 2 minutes of Zip World Velocity and is perfect for exploring North Wale’s wildest mountain scenery. The cottage has been completely renovated and also features a beautiful sunny garden and patio with plenty of space to sit and relax outside. Bethesda village centre is within walking distance and has a Tesco supermarket (open 7 days a week until late), pubs and a good choice of takeaways.

5 out of 5 average rating, 457 reviews

A compact guest suite exterior is highlighted by a wooden deck and modern glass doors that open to a cozy seating area. Two folding chairs and a small table are positioned for outdoor dining, surrounded by potted greenery. Steps lead up to the entrance from the garden.

Guest suite in Bethesda

Cosy Guest Room-Bethesda Snowdonia Wales ZipWorld

Llain Bach guest room is situated within our own garden in the village of Bethesda on the edge of Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park and within close proximity to the A55 expressway. Our guest suite is ideally situated for those who wish to explore North Wales’ beautiful and picturesque mountains and coastal areas as well as experience adrenalin busting adventures such as the zip line and quarry karts and quarry flyer at Zip World Penrhyn Quarry in Bethesda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

4.78 out of 5 average rating, 515 reviews

Two horses are seen grazing on a grassy hillside, set against a cloudy sky. A house is situated in the background, surrounded by trees and a stone wall. The natural landscape complements the serene surroundings of the converted chalet.

Cabin in Bethesda

Bethesda - Y Fron Isa - Snowdonia - Zip World

Welcome to converted chalet located at the bottom of our garden at the foot of the Carneddau Mountain Range in Bethesda. It contains a small kitchen with all basic utensils, pots, pans, kettle, toaster and electric hobs. We also supply tea, coffee and fresh milk + towels. It is a stones throw away from the famous 'Zipworld' (15 min walk) as well as the Glyderau mountain range(10 / 25 min ), and a short drive from Snowdon (15 min). Perfect location to experience Snowdonia.

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 548 reviews

A secluded outdoor hot tub is positioned next to a stone-clad cottage, providing an inviting space for relaxation. Steps lead up to the hot tub, which is partially covered. Surrounding trees and foliage contribute to a tranquil setting, with a clear view of the cottage's exterior.

Guesthouse in Gwynedd

Y Bwthyn - The Cottage

A very unique cosy property converted from an old stone outbuilding. The cottage is on the bank of the Caseg river and surrounded by a quiet garden, providing an excellent retreat, while only 5 minutes walk from the amenities of the local village Bethesda. Take a local walk in the Ogwen valley, to Zip World or access climbing, walking, mountain biking and kayaking activities in Snowdonia directly from the cottage. A relaxing evening soak in the hot tub can be recommended.

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

A black log burner is prominently featured in the foreground, its flames flickering warmly. In the background, an open-plan kitchen can be seen, with wooden walls adorned with various decorations. Natural light filters through a window, illuminating the welcoming space.

Cabin in Clynnog-fawr

Gwêl y Sêr (See the stars)

Nestled between the mountains and the sea is Gwêl y Sêr (see the stars). A beautiful cabin where you can switch off and listen to the sounds of nature. On dark nights in winter the milky way can be seen from outside, hence the name. The cabin is located in a central spot in North Wales, we are 2 miles from the closest beach and 1 mile from the mountains. We are also in a central location for access to both zipworlds, as well as close distance to Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)

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4.92 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

The exterior of a charming cottage is framed by lush greenery and distant mountains. The structure features crisp white walls and dark grey roofing, accompanied by a wooden fence. A rustic seating area of two chairs invites relaxation, set amidst a garden with wildflowers.

Cottage in Gwynedd

Ceunant Bach, couples cottage with hot tub

SteveRating, 5 stars1 month ago

Ceunant Bach is situated on a working farm in a magical spot in the Nantle valley. Hosts Gwyn and Ros are really happy to help guests get the most out of their stay, offering good advice on where to visit. The location is magical, nestling under the Glyders mountain range, with the farm set well within its 1000 acres. Anglesey is just a quarter of an hour away and Snowdonia’s biggest mountains are on your doorstep. We had a great time and hope to be back soon.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 454 reviews

Cottage in Glasinfryn

Bwthyn Ellis a cosy grade 2 listed welsh cottage .

CarolineRating, 5 stars6 days ago

Beautiful cottage, perfect for my daughter and I. Very close to zip world. Will be back with hubby. Would've paid more xxx

Cottage in Conwy Principal Area

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

180° Sea Views-3 Minute Drive to Town.

VictoriaRating, 5 stars1 week ago

Martin & Helen are fabulous hosts. They responded quickly to any messages sent and have been welcoming and friendly. We stayed at their stunning airbnb for 4 nights and had a fantastic time. The views are absolutely stunning, they include The Great Orme, Little Orme, Sea views and Llandudno town. The outside area was perfect! Not overlooked and very peaceful. Accommodation was spotlessly clean, very comfy bed and the shower was amazing! The kitchen was well equipped with everything we needed. My friend and I are keen walkers and explored The Great Orme on the first day. This is doable from the accommodation if you have relatively good fitness. Town centre is approximately a 40 minute walk away but did see buses on the main road. The Penrhyn Arms is a 15 minute walk away and served wood-fired pizza in a great beer garden. We couldn't pass up the opportunity to do The Little Orme as it's very close by. Overall a fantastic place which we will surely return to. Thank you, Vicky & Alison

Farm stay in Conwy Principal Area

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Tŷ Farm Retreat Mountain View Studio with Hot Tub

MitchRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago

First of all the view from the Airbnb is amazing. The location is beautiful and incredibly peaceful. We opted for the hot tub experience and the wood fired tub did not disappoint! The property itself was extremely clean, very well looked after and perfectly as described. Ben and Kristina were great hosts, welcoming us on arrival and offering to provide anything we might need during our stay. Our dog also got to meet pumpkin (their dog) which was great! Added bonus of EV charging at the property too. Thanks a lot for a great stay, would highly recommend to anyone else!

Guesthouse in Mynydd Llandygai

A wooden barn-style door features an intricate diagonal design, accentuated by black metal hinges and a latch. The door is set against a light blue wall, with warm wooden flooring visible beneath a bed. A wall-mounted rack for hanging items is located to the left.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 94 reviews

Y Stabl. Beautifully converted stables in N Wales.

AlexandraRating, 5 stars6 days ago

Nice location if you want something peaceful and private, was nice having our morning coffees in the garden with a nice view. We visited with our 4 years old for 3 nights and she also enjoyed it. Hosts are friendly and helpful. Thank you for having us!

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews

An open-plan living area features large sliding glass doors offering unobstructed sea views. A comfortable sofa is positioned on a textured rug, with a dining space visible in the background. Natural light fills the room, enhancing the modern, spacious design.

Bungalow in Harlech

Amazing sea/mountain view-beach 10 minute walk

MarilynRating, 5 stars1 week ago

The house was spotless, very well equipped with good quality items and had everything we needed. It was so quiet and peaceful, we never heard a sound other than the sea and the occasional seagull. The garden was very private. We went to Porthmadog and did a trip on the steam train to Beddgelert which is such a pretty village. We got an ice cream and sat by the river. Lovely shops too. We went to Portmeirion one day which was lovely as it was a warm sunny day. The most outstanding feature of course was the stunning view. It was an absolute joy to watch the sunsets as the big orange sun gradually disappeared behind the mountains. Something we will remember forever.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 71 reviews

A panoramic view reveals expansive green fields surrounded by majestic mountains under a partly cloudy sky. Below, the yurt’s entrance leads into a cozy interior with a skylight, while an outdoor patio space showcases a barbecue area and seating arrangements amidst natural scenery.

Yurt in Gwynedd

Yurt Ogwen- Mountain and Valley Views of Snowdonia

IsabelRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago

The yurt is the perfect place to stay for a mini break in North Wales. It's incredibly cozy, private, comfortable, warm, has everything you would need, with an amazing view. You truly feel like you are immersed in nature! Zip World is around the corner, and it's a reasonably short drive to both hike Snowdon and explore Anglesey as we did. My sister and I had the most wonderful time, and will be recommending to everyone we can!