Harlech 1.8 miles.
Set in the coastal village of Llandanwg, and county of Gwynedd is this first-floor, self-contained property, Morlyn Guest House Apartment.
Boasting both hillside and seaside views, the apartment sleeps up to four guests and is well-positioned for a family break in North Wales.
To the front of the property, you will find guest parking, nestled within the grounds of the adjoining Bed & Breakfast, and to the rear, you will find communal steps and a hallway up to the private entrance.
Heading inside of the apartment you will be welcomed by an open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting areas, all offering the essentials for your stay, along with breath-taking views of the Welsh countryside.
Exploring further through the patio doors, you will find an enclosed private balcony with seating, designed as the perfect place for your morning coffee or a sunset tipple.
As the evening unfolds, select from either a double or a twin bedroom to relax from, catch up on some TV, or prepare for your impending plans across the next few days; both with proximity to the well-equipped bathroom.
The village of Harlech is nearby, set between the stillness of the Welsh mountains and the hustle and bustle of the coast, which is where you'll find a wealth of shops, pubs, and restaurants to enjoy throughout your stay.
The treasured Harlech Castle is just a stone's throw away, along with Harlech beach and Shell Island, both idyllic for a sunny stroll.
Venturing further into the countryside, visit the Italianate village of Portmeirion, take in the stunning scenes of Black Rock Sands Cave, or for keen walkers, climb the tallest mountain in Wales, recognised as Snowdon.
Learn more about your location by embarking on a visit to Criccieth Castle, homing views across the dreamy shoreline, opt for some peace and quiet at St Cybi's Well, or hop onboard Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways and venture across its 14-mile trail.
With great memories to be made in North Wales, choose Morlyn Guest House Apartment as your abode.
