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Cerrigydrudion, North Wales & Snowdonia Show on map
Customer rating
4.8★
Sykes rating
8 Guests
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Pets: Yes
Features
Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi
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38 Customer Reviews
"Loved everything about the cottage from the old shabby chic furniture to the new ..."
Loved everything about the cottage from the old shabby chic furniture to the new kitchen and shower room never seen a kitchen stock so well
Beds so comfy views amazing fire place was fab when lite
If u like the old and the new perfect for u
All had a fantastic holiday
Reviewed by Christine5.0★Apr 2025
"Excellent properly clean tidy well kept"
Reviewed by Stuart Ernest5.0★Mar 2025
"Absolutely beautiful cottage, we had a really lovely chilled week in the country side."
Jill the host was amazing and really helpful. We will definitely consider staying here again. Very comfortable beds, really cozy feel to the place.
Thank you Sarah, you’re comment about the comfy beds is appreciated, this is the detail which isn’t visible in the photographs. Thanks again Jill
Property Owner
Reviewed by Sarah5.0★Feb 2025
"This is our third time to Neuadd Wen, we thoroughly love this location, quiet and peaceful."
The property is a lovely quaint cottage we certainly would love to retire to. As a base for North wales it’s perfect, we visited Llandudno, Conwy, Betswy coed, Barmouth, Harlech (Slate Caverns) and Rhug estate as all are within easy reach. And don’t forget The Crown pub for an evening drink and meal. The weather was fantastic for October, we were very fortunate. Looking forward to hopefully returning. thanks
Reviewed by Stuart5.0★Oct 2024
"This is the most beautifully appointed holiday accommodation nestled in a sleepy Welsh village in the heart of Wales."
The owner has kept just the right balance of old and new throughout the property, so it is easy to find yourself transported back in time whilst still enjoying all the necessary modern amenities. We thoroughly enjoyed meeting the neighbours who are “deadly quiet” and thankfully kept to themselves. It added adventure and excitement as we imagined their histories and how many of them may have once lived in the house. We enjoyed candlelit evenings listening to the owners CD collection and playing Perudo and Linkee from the board game selection. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend this property. Thank you Jill xx
Reviewed by Carrie5.0★Oct 2024
"We had a great time, lovely cottage,very cosy with comfortable beds, plenty of space for us all(3 adults &very active toddler)well equipped large kitchen with plenty of utensils, friendly pub 2 minutes down the road with a nice walk down by the river,easy access to
the A5 so getting out and about is easy, brilliant friendly communication from Jill the owner who was very easy to contact, neighbours are deathly quiet so no disturbance from them at all, highly recommend this cottage for a great holiday in Wales."
Reviewed by Gary5.0★Sep 2024
"Really loved staying in this beautiful cottage!"
Very clean and welcoming! Beds were so comfy and the cottage was ideal for a short break. The pub was a very short walk away and they were very friendly. Our host Jill was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Barbara5.0★Sep 2024
"Had a lovely stay with all you could wish for in terms of location and facilities."
We were a party of five adults and dog so the large bedrooms were very much appreciated. Loved the shabby chic interiors and functional bathrooms. Only thing we struggled with was living room sofa was too low for our creaky joints.
Owner kept us informed of arrival details and we knew she was there should sometime up - it didn't!. Son and daughter made good use of the Crown Inn too. Definitely would recommend this property
Reviewed by Alison5.0★Sep 2024
"We had a fantastic time at Neuadd Wen."
Lovely big cottage that offers a home from home feel with space and a beautiful garden. This cottage was ideal for my family of 4 plus my parents, we enjoyed most of our time out in the garden playing and exploring. Our 4 and 1 year old also loved the river down the lane near the local pub, ideal for a little evening paddle when the weather is nice.
The only thing I would recommend, because we have 2 young children, would be offering a stair gate in the living area leading up to the upstairs bedrooms but thats just a minor.
Overall we had a fantastic time and would definitely recommend and book again
Reviewed by Farron5.0★Jul 2024
"Schattig en compleet huisje in prachtige omgeving."
Tuin is prachtig!Huisje heeft wel wat achterstallig onderhoud en hier en daar vochtproblemen.
Reviewed by Jeroen3.1★Jul 2024
"We stayed as a family of 5 (two under two and one teenager) along with my parents."
The cottage has lovely bedrooms with comfy beds. The kitchen is very well equipped and the dining room is a nice space to share as a family.
The location is ideal, quiet and relaxed but also close enough to drive to most places. There is a forest 5 minutes away that is ideal for walkers and dogs: the Alwen Reservoir is another great walking option and that is only a 10 minute drive.
Jill was the perfect host and responded to any queries immediately.
The only complaint we could possibly make is the low kitchen doorway. There were a few sore heads until the tall members of our family adjusted to ducking as they went through. Apart from that, a beautiful cottage, in a great location with plenty of home comforts.
Reviewed by Dee5.0★Jun 2024
"We had a lovely stay at the cottage."
Plenty of room for 2 families like us. Rooms were smaller than they appeared on the photos, but still enough room.
Only one criticism is that it is right next door to a small graveyard, which spooked us initially, but at least the neighbours were dead quiet lol. I'd definitely recommend this lovely cottage.
Reviewed by Lynn4.7★Apr 2024
"We had a lovely stay and the owners made the while process simple with details instructions prior to abd during stay."
They left us a bottle of wine which was a lovely.m, thoughtful touch and the guide book and things to do booklets really made it feel like a holiday
Reviewed by Joanne3.8★Apr 2024
"Neuadd Wen is a beautiful cottage well positioned as a base for adventures in North Wales."
The cottage itself is comfortable and full of character with beautifully refurbished bath/shower rooms. It was clean and welcoming, and the landlady had kindly left the log fire prepped and ready to go. That fire was absolute perfection to warm and soothe aching muscles after climbing Snowdon on the Saturday.
It's positioned close to Ruthin (20 mins) and Betws y Coed (30 mins), with Rhug Estate and Farm Shop about 15 mins away, (useful for EV drivers as it has plenty of Instavolt units there).
We'd have no hesitation in recommending Neuadd Wen!
Reviewed by Phil4.4★Mar 2024
"We really enjoyed our stay at the cottage."
Once you get used to the layout, which doesn’t take long, it’s a pleasure to be in. Lovely garden area, kitchen is great and lovely open fire all add to the charm. Ideal location for touring the local area and lots of great walking too. Very handy pub less than two minutes away to top things off. Would certainly come back. Thanks so much.
Reviewed by Stephen5.0★Mar 2024
"Lovely weekend away in this quaint cottage."
Visited Betwsy - Coed few times.. did a Treasure trail there. Ate,at The Stables.
Sunday walk in the forest. Well equipped cottage, in a quiet, peaceful location. Dog was happy too in the enclosed garden.
Reviewed by Greta3.8★Mar 2024
"Lovely homely cottage, everything provided that we needed, Jill was on hand if we needed any help but everything went smoothly."
Shame we visited in February there is a lovely patio that would have been nice to sit out on, but the conservatory was lovely on an evening with pretty lights . Lovely pub at the bottom of the road, serving tasty food.
Reviewed by Susan4.7★Feb 2024
"We had a great time at Neuadd Wen."
The house is a little maze of cosy rooms. We particularly liked the fire place in the lounge and the big table in the dining rooms that was able to accommodate all eight of us. The winter garden gets a nice bit of sun in the morning and the kitchen is spacious and very well-equipped. It seems that the house is slowly being renovated and some parts of the house and bedrooms are more modern than others. Great value for money and we hope to come back. Many thanks to Jill.
Reviewed by Maike5.0★Feb 2024
"Our second family get together at this gorgeous cottage."
Top marks all round from all the family. We all absolutely loved it, and are already thinking about our third visit.
Lovely location, with loads to see and do within easy reach.
Simply superb
Reviewed by John5.0★Jan 2024
"This house is perfect family getaway and very well equipped for your day to day activities."
Felt like home from the minute we stepped inside. Well stocked local store selling local produce was a bonus as was the friendly welcome at the pub within walking distance.
Reviewed by Catherine5.0★Dec 2023
"It was a lovely cosy cottage with updated bathrooms and shabby chic sofas."
The beds were all comfy. In the kitchen there is everything you can think of to cook bake etc .
We loved the log burner, looking to go back in the summer to make use of the lovely garden and BBQ. Great for the dogs , Jill even has throws and dog bowls in case you need them .
Reviewed by Debbie5.0★Nov 2023
"Brilliant stay in a lovely cottage, would definitely recommend to any groups looking for break."
Great value for money!
Reviewed by Sam5.0★Sep 2023
"This a lovely Welsh cottage to go to relax and get away from busy everyday life."
It is well maintained with plenty of mod-cons without loosing any of its rural charm. There's even a local pub that serves good local food. This is a great location to explore some amazing Welsh scenery.
Reviewed by Nick5.0★Sep 2023
"A lovely property with easy access and great spaces for spending time with the family."
Reviewed by Clare5.0★Sep 2023
"Great property in lovely area."
Was very dog friendly with good facilities. Close to a lovely friendly local pub. Good spot for exploring the area.
Reviewed by Carole5.0★Aug 2023
"Superb cottage for our first family get together."
Full of character, loads of space for us all, and a great garden.
We all loved it, and topped off with a great host. Thanks again
John, you are very welcome, thank you for choosing Neuadd Wen to meet up with your family, Jill
Property Owner
Reviewed by John5.0★Jun 2023
"Fantastic detached cottage in a quiet little village."
Delightful secure garden with ample outside seating area . Conservatory with comfy seating to sit and chill in. Large kitchen with everything you could think of and more. Two bathrooms one upstairs and one in main entrance hallway. 4 lovely bedrooms with comfortable beds and quality bed linen. All in all a wonderful place to spend time in would highly recommend this cottage.
Reviewed by Lesley5.0★Apr 2023
"This was our second stay at Neuadd Wen and as before the place is lovely."
It is will placed for many activities and places of interest in North wales. Good local pub and friendly atmosphere and food. Would highly recommend. Plus the weather was brilliant for us. Thanks for a wonderful stay.
Reviewed by Stuart4.7★Mar 2023
"Neuadd Wen is a beautiful homely cottage, with a cosy living room to cuddle up in, a dining room to fit everyone, and a large conservatory looking out on the garden."
It felt like a comfortable space: where some cottages can feel like you're intruding on someone else's home, Neuadd Wen really does feel like a home away from home!
The beds are comfy, and the rooms are good sizes. Some of our party brought our own towels, because we have dyed hair, but the property has black towels - very smart! The kitchen is well stocked with pans and trays and utensils, which is great if you want to stay in and cook. But if you don't, the nearby Crown Inn, a stone's throw from the cottage, is a friendly place for a delicious dinner. The owners are very welcoming, and the locals we met were lovely, too!
Overall, we had a great time! We drove into Cerrigydrudion for the corner food shop, Ruthin for the supermarket and curios shopping, and down to Corris for the attractions and craft centre (which were a highlight of the trip).
Neuadd Wen is the first Sykes cottage that every member of our party said we'd love to visit again (and we stay in at least two per year, for a long time now, so that's saying something!) We loved it!
Thank you so much, your comments are a perfect end my first year as a host, and I am so pleased your stay went so well
Property Owner
Reviewed by Robin5.0★Oct 2022
"Lovely property and owner gave us a warm welcome."
The treats for us and our dogs was a wonderful surprise. The description should say that it is next to a cemetery. Good pub nearby and everything located within 20 minutes from great pubs served by great people
I thank everyone for all feedback good and bad because it helps me improve the customer experience. In this instance would add.....
The cottage dates back to 1770 thus carries oodles of original features and charm. Its location is on the edge of a very small village in rural Wales, a very common feature of Rural Welsh, and indeed British villages, is they all have a small graveyard. In this case it is no longer in use, carries historic interest and is picturesque. I think it adds to the peaceful, quintessentially British experience of a historic property.
Property Owner
Reviewed by K3.4★Aug 2022
"Excellent place!"
Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Muhammad Kamran5.0★Aug 2022
"Superb extended stay."
Lovely cottage , well situated in village location with every attention to detail taken care of. We really appreciated the high quality details, such as luxury bed linen and towels from very high end brands, and a divine downstairs shower and bathroom facilities. Dogs are also very well taken care of, with a welcome basket on arrival that was very much appreciated by our lovely lab. Jill was on hand for any troubleshooting if needed and was a very welcoming and accommodating host. Thank you so much from the Evans family.
Reviewed by Amelia5.0★Jun 2022
"This is a lovely cottage in a great location."
The welcoming pack of treats was really appreciated and Jill (the Host) had kindly put together a dog pack too. There was obviously a lot of thought from the owners put into making the stay as enjoyable and comfortable for guests as possible - from the twinkly lights through to the amenities in the kitchen. Having the outside area / back garden to sit with the dogs was lovely, very peaceful and relaxing. The bedroom is comfortable and very clean, the bathrooms are great too. The Crown pub is worth a visit and the walk along the river in the village is lovely too. Jill communicates quickly if you need anything, or in our case left something behind.
A tip that might be useful, using the postcode the Sat Nav took us up a windy track to the wrong house which after over 4 hours stuck on motorways was a bit infuriating so if you have the App What 3 Words please use 'Parkland. Curbed. Identity.' for an exact reference or be more mindful than we were to stay on main road.
This was a perfect base for us and our two dogs and we look forward to returning.
Reviewed by Judi5.0★May 2022
"Amazing cottage in a beautiful location - the cottage is very welcoming and you instantly feel like you are at home."
Jill is a fantastic host. Perfect break away
Reviewed by Marcia5.0★Apr 2022
"Absolutely amazing property."
Owner was brilliant and very helpful. There was everything you needed and more. So easy to relax and we had a fantastic break. Hopefully looking to come back in the future
Reviewed by Donna5.0★Mar 2022
"After having our original holiday cottage cancelled we booked Neuadd Wen last minute and now I’m so glad we did."
The host had gone above and beyond even at last minute. The home is beautiful, has everything you could need inside and is in a lovely quiet, rural area with a friendly local pub that serves food.
Not too far from a small local shop, Bala, Ruthin and Betws Y Coed.
Thank you once again and I’ve already 100% recommended to everyone who’s asked
Reviewed by Scott4.7★Feb 2022
"Having had our week long holiday cancelled at the last minute, we would like to thank Jill for meeting us on our arrival this week and accommodating us earlier in the day."
The welcome pack provided for both ourselves and the dog were a nice touch and much appreciated. This is a very welcoming, spacious but cosy cottage. Everything you need is at hand.
Convenient access for the A5 to many attractions and a local pub with welcoming patrons.Wish we could have stayed longer.
It was a pleasure to meet you and your family, It is important to me that you had a quality, positive and enjoyable vacation, thank you for your feedback which counts towards making the cottage even better in the future. Your host Jill x
Property Owner
Reviewed by Stuart5.0★Feb 2022
"We absolutely loved staying in this 18th century cosy house full of natural charm and tasteful furniture."
Adored the luxurious touches including the high quality bedding and towels and the deluxe bathrooms. An ideal location for the Dee Valley walks, Clocaenog Forest Trails and the Corwen Circular Walk - just 20 minutes drive to Betws-y-coed, Bala Lake and Ruffin. So handy to have a quaint friendly pub just up the road - Saturday night being Pizza Night - yummy! Looked forward to our evenings sitting round the roaring open log fire, drinking wine and watching Nexflix( included). Plan to stay longer on our next visit and bring the dogs. Top notch - worth every penny !
Four bedrooms: 1 x ground-floor twin can be double on request, 2 x double, 1 x adult bunk
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC
Bathroom with corner bath, basin and WC
Kitchen
Dining room with woodburning stove
Sitting room with open fire
Conservatory
Gas central heating with open fire and woodburning stove
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
TV with Netflix, WiFi
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Highchair available
2 parking spaces available, one is under cover at the rear of the property, Extra parking is available behind the cottage up the farm lane on the right hand side adjacent to the children's playground
Rear garden with patio, lawn and furniture
Two medium size well-behaved dogs welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop 3 miles, pub 200 yards
Note: The stairs leading up to the double in the wing of the house are quite steep, please take care
Please note: This property only accept a minimum of 3 nights during April - September
The property
Perched in the quaint village of Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr near Cerrigydrudion in North Wales, is this superb, four-bedroom, 18th-century cottage, Neuadd Wen.
Enjoying a fantastic location situated between Ruthin and Cerrigydrudion, easy access to the Snowdonia National Park, and an interior adorned with period furniture and original features, including exposed stonework, beams and bedrooms resting in separate wings, Neuadd Wen makes for a unique pet-friendly dwelling for a group or family of eight, plus their canine companion, who are embarking on their next North Wales adventure.
Step into the property, where you will find an entrance hall to discard any coats and shoes after your journey, as well as a contemporary shower room where you can enjoy a refreshing rinse after a day of exploring.
Be welcomed into the traditional sitting room, where you can kick-back and relax on the plush sofa whilst enjoying your favourite show on the TV, as the open fire crackles nearby.
When it’s time for dinner, head through to the amply-equipped kitchen to whip up a delicious feast for your guests, utilising the electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and a handy dishwasher for those fuss-free clean-ups!
Settle down in the dining room to savour a hearty meal over a bottle of wine in the warmth of the woodburning stove, or if the weather is nice, why not dine alfresco in the private garden where your four-legged friend can stretch their legs?
On cooler evenings, serve evening drinks in the conservatory where you can make plans for the days ahead whilst still enjoying the fabulous country views.
When sleep calls, you will find a well-appointed double bedroom on the ground floor, a double on the first floor in the first wing and an additional double bedroom and an adult bunk room, served by a stylish bathroom in the second wing.
Explore your local surroundings, where you will find the welcoming, Grade II listed Crown Inn nearby, idyllically located next to the river Alwen and serving tasty home-cooked meals and local ales, perfect for when you fancy a night off from the kitchen!
Just a short drive away is the village of Cerrigydrudion, where you will find a well-stocked shop with a Post Office, ideal for stocking up on any essentials or ingredients to recreate your favourite holiday dishes in the comfort of Neuadd Wen.
For those in your party seeking adventure, the Mynydd Sleddog Adventures facility is nearby and specialises in husky rides and sled dog experiences, as well as superb walking and cycling opportunities available within the surrounding countryside.
Continue onto Bala, home to the expansive Llyn-Tegid, where you can take to the waters by paddleboard, kayak or boat, explore the lakeside museum of Byd Mary Jones World, or hop aboard a train at the Bala Lake Railway station offering rides with fantastic lake views.
Venture further into the Snowdonia National Park, where you will find the picturesque village of Betws-y-Coed; peruse the delightful independent shops, dine with views of the River Conwy and Afon Llugwy, embark on a scenic hike to Swallow Falls, wander exhibits at the Conwy Valley Railway Museum or enjoy a game of golf or two at the excellent 9-hole golf course.
Thrill seekers will not want to miss out on the Zip World Forest, where you can see the sights at speed on the woodland wooden roller coaster or at great heights on a zip wire or tree top walk.
For a getaway with something for everyone, look no further than Neuadd Wen.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £400.
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Where you’ll be staying
CERRIGYDRUDION
Bala 11 miles; Betws-y-Coed 13 miles.
The village of Cerrigydrudion (also known as Cerrig-y-Drudion) is to be found on the high moorlands in the county of Conwy in North Wales. Cerrigydrudion is perfectly situated between the lakeside town of Bala and charming Betws-y-Coed, which is known as the gateway to the Snowdonia National Park. Boasting Lakes Brenig and Alwen within a few miles, this peaceful village offers superb walking, cycling and wildlife watching opportunities amidst the surrounding countryside. The popular tourist towns of Betws-y-Coed and Bala are both within easy driving distance offering a range of interesting shops, inns and restaurants, along with a host of outdoor activities, including rafting and climbing to name just two. A wonderful holiday location offering something for all the family.
Please note: This property only accept a minimum of 3 nights during April - September
This property offers the following short breaks:
Winter
Off-season
Last minute
Christmas
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