Ty Coch

4.8★

8 Guests
5 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Games Room
Broadband / WiFi

Reviews & Ratings

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Facilities and Maintenance

* Based on a combined average customer score

15 Customer Review(s)

Deborah
October 2024

“The cottage is extremely well maintained and furnished.”

The shower was one of the best we’ve ever had and the beds were very comfortable. Lovely kitchen with loads of worktop space and a great cooker if providing for larger groups. A house to be together or have your own space, as you desire. The views from all the windows are just stunning and we woke every morning excited just to open the curtains. The lane to the house is single track but not a problem and the payoff is the views and peace and quiet. The drive to Beddgelert is especially ...

The shower was one of the best we’ve ever had and the beds were very comfortable. Lovely kitchen with loads of worktop space and a great cooker if providing for larger groups. A house to be together or have your own space, as you desire. The views from all the windows are just stunning and we woke every morning excited just to open the curtains. The lane to the house is single track but not a problem and the payoff is the views and peace and quiet. The drive to Beddgelert is especially pretty and the ice cream parlour there also does fabulous pizzas.

- Deborah, October 2024
Alison September 2024

“This house is clean, bright and inviting, especially the kitchen/dining room and the good sized bedrooms.”

(It's down a long, quite bumpy lane, so drive gently!) The beds were very clean and comfortable. As a family of six, including our infirm, elderly mother, we'd hoped the downstairs toilet would be nearer the bedroom. The walk to the toilet, along the little corridor, through kitchen and utility room is fine for able bodies but was not easy for her. (A door from corridor to utility would have helped.) We found lighting in the sitting room to be quite dim, so we stayed in the kitchen where the lovely long table was perfect for our jigsaws in the evenings! The snug is great for anyone to sit separately and watch the TV (as is the lounge)! The garden is beautifully maintained and private with really nice seating and mountain views. From this location we visited the Snowdon mountain railway, Caernarfon. Bangor, Criccieth and nearby Beddgelert, which is very special. All in all, we had a wonderful week in this tranquil setting.

- Alison, September 2024
Darren July 2024

“Firstly, the What3Words to navigate there are 'mermaids.”

Twit.dads'. The property is at the end of the lane and is easy to find. The lane was fine to drive along. Secondly, the property itself was amazing! We loved our stay there. Very peaceful location and the views are stunning. Will definitely be going back there in the near future.

- Darren, July 2024
Deena May 2024

“Cannot fault the home, we had a perfect stay Location was amazing although maybe what three words is a more accurate way to navigate.”

The house was very comfortable. We couldn’t get the main TV to work properly ( really no big issue) Very informative note from the owner about a few minor issues with the house. Dodgy lock on bathroom door etc but I honestly can’t fault this house. We loved it Please get some foam pads for the kitchen chairs as they scraped really loudly

- Deena, May 2024
Mark May 2024

“Fantastic cottage big kitchen and big table and oven perfect for our group of 5.”

All very clean two shower rooms one up one downstairs good showers. Two lounges n a utility/bootroom. Fantastic scenery very quiet there are buses 1 mile walk from the cottage at the campsite to Caernarfon n Beddgerlert we used. It is a little difficult to find could add "What 3 words" to pinpoint location n use in Google maps for Satnav. The nearly mile long single track made road had a few nasty potholes and raised grass in the middle in places I didn't think with 5 in my little sporty hatchback that the front spoiler or exhaust would survive, so we used another's car. Lovely

- Mark, May 2024
Costantinos April 2024

“We had a wonderful stay, it was perfect in every way.”

So comfortable, everything was thought of and in an idyllic location. Thank you.

- Costantinos, April 2024
Andrew December 2023

“Lovely farmhouse, looks to have had fairly recent refurbishment.”

Kitchen excellent and well-supplied with equipment. Once cooker switched on at the wall, needs manual button on programmer pressed for main oven to work. Very comfortable and warm (especially as December weather so mild) especially in days of heavy rain and wind. Only suggestion: hooks on backs of bathroom doors for hanging clean, dry items. Games room is very good for younger family members. Would recommend for location and quality.

- Andrew, December 2023
Sitaaraam September 2023

“Overall, we had a pleasant & comfortable stay.”

The property is located in a fantastic location with wonderful views of the Snowdonia mountains, and being within a working farm, there were lots of sheep in the surrounding fields. The cottage is large and spacious with a lot of mod cons and we had a very peaceful & relaxing time. Some aspects however that I felt needed attention included: 1) while a delightful welcome pack was provided, I felt some basic things such as kitchen rolls, salt/pepper etc. were not available and we had to go out almost immediately after we checked in to purchase these, 2) the property only has 2 bathrooms/toilets and while this was not a problem for us as we were a small group, I imagine it would be more difficult to manage for a larger group of people (something to bear in mind), 3) while the property had been cleaned to a decent standard overall, we could see cobwebs in some places, 4) It is useful to note that access to the property is via a severely potholed and winding road which runs for about 0.75 mile or so through a disused quarry, and is quite difficult to drive through after dark. I think it would be worthwhile pointing this out in the property description. Overall, a nice holiday but slightly let down by the points noted above.

- Sitaaraam, September 2023
Adrian September 2023

“Lovely property up a long lane, facilities great including the games room.”

Views amazing and everything you needed there. Highly recommended.

- Adrian, September 2023
Lynette August 2023

“We had a lovely stay at Ty Coch.”

The accommodation is comfortable, the kitchen facilities are very good and overall, it has the feeling of staying in someone’s home. The location provides an easy base for exploring North Wales. The children enjoyed seeing the sheep up close. One thing that could improve a little is the higher up cleaning and dusting as there were quite a few cobwebs in the ceiling corners - this however didn’t detract from our stay and I’d highly recommend Ty Coch.

- Lynette, August 2023
Lynsey June 2023

“Location like a little piece of heaven.”

Stunning views. Well maintained house. Perfect for our girls trip to climb Snowdon. Nothing we would change, many thanks

- Lynsey, June 2023
Paula June 2023

“Lovely cottage”

- Paula, June 2023
Luke June 2023

“An excellent stay, we all had a great time, the property was immaculately clean throughout, the views were fantastic, and the climb up to Mynydd Mawr was the highlight for me personally!”

Only 20 minutes from Dinas Dinlle beach which we visited twice with the kids as they loved it.

- Luke, June 2023
Robert October 2022

“Absolutely fantastic place to stay we all cannot wait to do it again by far the best cottage we have stayed in.”

THANK YOU

- Robert, October 2022
Graeme September 2022

“Location perfect for exploring Snowdonia and North Wales.”

Accommodation has lots to offer. Kitted with everything that you would expect. Welcome pack warmly received. Only slight niggle, it’s time to drop all COVID type exit procedures. Holidays are not about sorting laundry and the like on leaving.

- Graeme, September 2022

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Summary

Five bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x ground-floor twin, 2 x single bedroom
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
Kitchen/diner
Utility
Sitting room with woodburning stove
Snug with TV
Conservatory
External games room
Oil central heating with woodburning stove
Electric rangemaster cooker, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher
2 x TV, WiFi, pool table, darts board, table football
Fuel, power and starter pack / initial supply for woodburning stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off-road parking for 4 cars
Enclosed front garden with furniture
Enclosed rear garden with lawned area with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 1.7 miles, pub 1.4 miles
Note: This property is on a working farm
Note: Welcome Hamper with Welsh local produce on arrival

The property

Caernarfon 5.6 miles.

This farm-style home, Ty Coch, is located in the Eryri National Park, in the remote village of Betws Garmon.

This five-bedroom home is located on a working farm surrounded by rolling hills and has a games room, giving it an ideal location for both families and groups of friends.

Inside the stone-fronted home, you'll find a well-equipped kitchen/diner with everything you'll need for a self-catered stay, including a rangemaster electric cooker for baking.

Gather around the country-style dining table to enjoy mealtimes together, or make dinner an alfresco affair in the enclosed garden if the weather permits.

Retire to the sitting area and keep warm next to the woodburning stove while you lean back and relax while admiring the views of the unspoiled environment.

The kids can go to the TV-equipped cosy room or the outdoor games area, which includes a pool table, a giant Connect 4 game, and darts.

As the evening draws to a close, the ground-floor offers a twin bedroom with a shower facility, or go upstairs for two double rooms, and two single bedrooms, all with plenty of storage.

Start your day with a cup of tea in the conservatory to enjoy the morning sunshine before heading out the door on a rural walk.

With its National Park location, Ty Coch is an excellent base for ardent walkers, and a short drive will take you to Caernarfon, which has a fine selection of traditional pubs, eccentric shops, and cafes.

Caernarfon is a historical Welsh town with plenty to see and do.

Caernarfon Castle, a mediaeval castle and town walls, is the primary attraction, although you may also explore the settlement of Llanberis and ride a steam train between the mountains.

Many historical sites may be found in Bangor, including the Beaumaris Castle, the National Trust - Penrhyn Castle and Garden, and the Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens.

Nearby is Beddgelert, an idyllic and stunning Welsh village with so much to offer - restaurants, tea rooms and good old-fashioned pubs with crackling log fires!

Choose Ty Coch for a unique countryside hideaway.

Note: Please note the stream runs along the side of the garden is fenced off.
Note: Please note that charging electric vehicles is not permitted at the property, the closest charging station is in the National Park Authority Car Park (LL54 7YS)

Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £200.

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About the location

CAERNARFON

Llanberis 8 miles; Bangor 9 miles.

Caernarfon (county town of Gwynedd) has much historic and cultural importance in North Wales. It is a popular tourist spot with its impressive 13th Century castle, well preserved town walls and delightful water front. During the season there are guided tours of the castle and special events including historic pageants. There is also a station for the Welsh Highland Railway, which passes through dramatic scenery, the village of Beddgelert and onto Porthmadog. Fishing trips are available from the harbour and another attraction within walking distance of the town centre is Segontium, a Roman fort and museum, housing many important finds. Caernarfon offers a wide selection of shops and places to eat and is close to the lovely beaches of the Isle of Anglesey and the Lleyn Peninsula as well as the mountains and rivers of Snowdonia, including the renowned mountaineering town of Llanberis at the foot of Mount Snowdon.

Note: Please note the stream that runs along the side of the garden is fenced off.
Note: Please note that charging electric vehicles is not permitted at the property, the closest charging station is in the National Park Authority Car Park (LL54 7YS)

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Reviews & Ratings

“The cottage is extremely well maintained and furnished.”

“This house is clean, bright and inviting, especially the kitchen/dining room and the good sized bedrooms.”

“Firstly, the What3Words to navigate there are 'mermaids.”

“Cannot fault the home, we had a perfect stay Location was amazing although maybe what three words is a more accurate way to navigate.”

“Fantastic cottage big kitchen and big table and oven perfect for our group of 5.”

“We had a wonderful stay, it was perfect in every way.”

“Lovely farmhouse, looks to have had fairly recent refurbishment.”

“Overall, we had a pleasant & comfortable stay.”

“Lovely property up a long lane, facilities great including the games room.”

“We had a lovely stay at Ty Coch.”

“Location like a little piece of heaven.”

“Lovely cottage”

“An excellent stay, we all had a great time, the property was immaculately clean throughout, the views were fantastic, and the climb up to Mynydd Mawr was the highlight for me personally!”

“Absolutely fantastic place to stay we all cannot wait to do it again by far the best cottage we have stayed in.”

“Location perfect for exploring Snowdonia and North Wales.”

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About the location

CAERNARFON