Bryn Aber Bach is a snug wooden lodge tucked away in the rolling hills of North Wales. This peaceful countryside retreat offers stunning views across the Snowdonia landscape. Located in Gwynedd, this lodge gives you the perfect mix of quiet seclusion and access to Welsh attractions.
The area around Bryn Aber Bach is a walker's dream. Hike through ancient woodlands or take on the challenge of nearby mountain trails. Outdoor activities abound with fishing spots, cycling routes and wildlife watching opportunities right on your doorstep.
Bryn Aber Bach is a snug wooden lodge tucked away in the rolling hills of North Wales. This peaceful countryside retreat offers stunning views across the Snowdonia landscape. Located in Gwynedd, this lodge gives you the perfect mix of quiet seclusion and access to Welsh attractions.
The area around Bryn Aber Bach is a walker's dream. Hike through ancient woodlands or take on the challenge of nearby mountain trails. Outdoor activities abound with fishing spots, cycling routes and wildlife watching opportunities right on your doorstep. After a day exploring, nothing beats sinking into your private hot tub with a glass of wine!
The accommodation features an open-plan living area with floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, while a second bedroom sleeps two in twin beds. A fully equipped kitchen means you can cook up a storm or just heat up takeaway after a long day out.
Visit Zip World (12 miles, 25 minutes), Bounce Below underground trampolines (15 miles, 30 minutes), Portmeirion village (18 miles, 35 minutes), or Caernarfon Castle (22 miles, 40 minutes). Each offers a unique Welsh experience worth the drive.
Bryn Aber Bach works for families, couples, or friends looking for that perfect Welsh getaway. The hot tub is bloody fantastic after hiking all day. Who needs a gym when you've got mountains to climb and a hot tub to recover in?
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The private hot tub was spotlessly clean and perfectly positioned to enjoy mountain views while soaking tired muscles.
Waking up to stunning Snowdonia vistas from the bedroom window made every morning special. Worth getting up for!
Far from traffic noise yet close enough to attractions. Perfect balance of quiet and convenience.
The lodge feels warm and welcoming with its wooden features and modern comforts. We felt at home straight away.
So many walking trails and outdoor pursuits nearby. We filled every day with adventures.
Everything we needed to cook proper meals. The dishwasher was a welcome bonus after dinner.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Bryn Aber Bach by car, follow the A470 through Snowdonia National Park and take the signposted turning. The lodge is accessible via a well-maintained private road with the final approach being a gravel driveway.
For rail travellers, Betws-y-Coed station is the nearest rail connection, requiring a taxi for the final leg of your journey. Local taxi services are familiar with the property location.
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Postcode: LL24 0EE
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Postcode: LL24 0AE
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